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jaykru
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About jaykru
Interests: AI/ML, Climbing, Cycling, Hiking, Hardware, Hacking, Remote Work, Research, Startups, Books, Open Source, Privacy, Science
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Comment #49040577
Gemini 3.6 Flash seems like the clear perf/$ leader here.
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Comment #49037443
You can, by logging off ;-) lobste.rs has a filter for AI/LLM related content if you want pre-2023 computing fare without the slop and upheaval.
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Comment #48827364
They begged publicly, multiple times to be regulated. This is before even mentioning the gross exaggeration of their model's dangerous capabilities.
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Comment #48688510
The party in question: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%96rebro_Party . Doesn't sound extremist far-right to me. Many of its positions would be considered center-left or even far …
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Comment #47950622
The "cashier standard" you advocate for has already crept toward centralized state tracking in places like Utah. When you go to a restaurant and order a drink, the staff are requir…
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Comment #47950080
It ~objectively doesn't off-road well or hold lots of stuff compared with other vehicles in its class. That said, unlike the meanie commenter I'm glad you like your vehicle and ver…
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Comment #46739191
I'm not sure four examples of failure, each developed under very different conditions, is the best argument for success with a 5th ;)
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Comment #45848769
For posterity: https://archive.ph/jsJgf
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Comment #45706789
I don't see why not.
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Comment #45647598
It seems like the point of this comment is to concoct an example for which anyone agreeing with the parent comment would supposedly hold an inconsistent opinion. I'll insert my own…
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Comment #45559663
I've faced many fewer hiccups on CachyOS/Arch in the past few months than on Windows. In the first month of owning this hardware, I had an unexplained BSOD that actually bricked my…
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Comment #45473943
CachyOS is a great way to get started. Plasma has both X11 and Wayland backends.
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Comment #45457483
another day, another example of why we must all vigorously reject the campaign to stop users from installing software on their computers. stallman was right!
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Comment #45444344
RIP gomailify :( https://www.gomailify.com
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Comment #44610275
Thanks for dispelling the myth above. Very cool (and inspirational! as aspirant to the 100r lifestyle down the line) that you managed to do it without a big tech windfall :)
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Comment #44108030
No problem, I was surprised too :) https://claude.ai/share/b742a348-7b77-4545-9933-38c8f1ff27d5
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Comment #44102459
Regarding the election info bit, it's shockingly easy to get Claude 4 Opus to get the 2020 election result wrong: Me: Who won the 2020 presidential election? Claude: Donald Trump w…
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Comment #43199578
This is up there with The Art of Computer Programming for me as a text that has clearly been painstakingly crafted by its author. It shares as well with TAOCP that it is simultaneo…
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Comment #41374605
This would be a valid point if the client source code wasn't available; you can build the app from source and sideload it onto your Android phone or verify [0] that the build avail…
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Comment #41371530
> Telegram's crypto is a mess Telegram's crypto may be weird, as the professional cryptographers you allude to have pointed out; I don't know, not being a cryptography expert. But …
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Comment #40421438
Try another browser; I wasn't able to open it on Librewolf (Firefox fork.)
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Comment #39311936
Gemini advanced: This is a bit of a trick question! Sally has one sister. Here's why: Sally and her brothers share the same sisters. Since Sally is a girl, she is one of the two si…
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Comment #37421931
"It contains a lot of units conversions and also astronomical facts that I needed for some research on moving Mars to a more temperate location." lmfao, anywhere I can read more ab…