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grim_io

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    Comment #49244508

    How did all of the capitalism get to be JavaScript? Let's keep ourselves a bit grounded. No, payments certainly don't run on JavaScript, unless all you know about payment systems a…

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    Comment #49242837

    Ridiculous. If anything, the time of the ubiquitous JS might be over when anyone can generate native UI without electron.

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    Comment #49242618

    Higher demand for 5090's did not make them cheaper, because Nvidia got much higher margin products to focus on.

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    Comment #49242472

    They do distill, their own bigger Muse model.

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    Comment #49241596

    Context matters. Did you point the LLM to a hitman hiring form while asking? :)

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    Comment #49175193

    Assuming you are completely correct about the 80/20 rule, we have evidently not yet reached that 80%. Who can say when it will be achieved? The ceiling is glass, we have to touch i…

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    Comment #49174279

    A C1 with more security, meaning more material and air between you and a potential high-speed obstacle, is called a car and is sized like one.

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    Comment #49169344

    Okay, Morocco just let the people on their side through, but what is stopping Spain from enforcing stricter control on their side?

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    Comment #49167814

    Same. I try to keep my AI sessions professional and friendly, because that will help ME maintain a positive and productive atmosphere.

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    Comment #49167722

    Anything Steve ends up building, will become obsolete after a few months of default harness and model improvements. This is a doomed niche.

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    Comment #49167524

    For a few months to a year, doing f* all, and then simply leaving.

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    Comment #49167379

    Eagerly waiting for the TormentBench.

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    Comment #49167247

    Is this some weird american way of describing a vacation?

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    Comment #49116309

    Well, it literally is a prompt injection.

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    Comment #49116164

    I wish this were selectable as the default output style.

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    Comment #49102995

    Sam, please stop!

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    Comment #49100584

    Probably not, because that is the same reason phishing works on us. That email could be really from the CEO, containing instructions, or it could be spam, containing data that shou…

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    Comment #49099612

    Maybe I'm misunderstanding, but this seems to oversimplify the problem. Most frontier Models won't show you their true reasoning, but only a summary. There is also no reason you ca…

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    Comment #49099451

    How can you be cheaper if you query multiple models at once, compared to me just using a single model, which will always have the correct caching configured?

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    Comment #49099195

    I'd expect google to do well here, since they were historically strong at multimodal and physics.

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    Comment #49094903

    In many consulting projects, this is a regular Tuesday.

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    Comment #49094621

    Wireguard is blessed by Microsoft, who sign their drivers.

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    Comment #49084216

    You can't get this far without being greedy in a neurologically abnormal way. Most people would retire with "enough" long before.

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    Comment #49082312

    Imagine you're a unicorn startup, you just hired 1000 devs in the last 2 months. It turns out, every team thinks they got the smartest people, and they all hate the idea of collabo…

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    Comment #49081178

    As a general advice, if you do the opposite of clean code, you'll probably be happier and have a better product.