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kuboble
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About kuboble
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Comment #49256630
I cannot imagine the code with well defined specification will have extra watermarks unless the watermark is requested as part of the harness instructions. If it works like people …
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Comment #49255882
At least a strategy to ignore unknown international numbers has much less collateral damage if any. All emergencies from unknown numbers that I can thank of will be from local numb…
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Comment #49206914
> now we’re living in the hell we asked for N=1, but my quality of life has greatly improved. Literally all devices I use daily (laptop, phone, mp3 player, Bluetooth speaker, headp…
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Comment #49169037
I have vibe-modified quite some software I use daily. - Podcast app (removed nags, ads, added some stats and filters I wanted). - notepad. After windows added copilot to notepad I …
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Comment #49146120
I would blame it more on globalization. In 1953 people were not exposed as much to different groups of people far away.
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Comment #49145892
I tried to build a similar list myself for German and it's not easy as just taking a lot of content and counting frequency. I also haven't found existing curated lists of most usef…
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Comment #49145845
I assume it was for 30 minutes in waiting with 0 votes before someone digged it out.
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Comment #49136654
But I have also observed educated people supporting some parties, ideas or policies rather mindlessly seemingly as a matter of differentiating themselves from the opinions and inte…
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Comment #49132868
To be fair. I hate slop as much as any other person. But for me the issue is poor quality rather than just the fact that it's ai. I love good ai stuff even if it's obvious it's ai
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Comment #49131375
20y ago in Poland there was a huge story where the ER responders were killing people to sell hints to a funeral house. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skin_Hunters
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Comment #49066440
Nope, There are quite some countries around the world using d/m/y https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_date_formats_by_countr... Algeria, Belgium, Brazil, Chile...
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Comment #48957667
You can still buy whole buckets of generic lego pieces if you wish. Duplo is also mostly generic parts in sets. My kids like doing themed Legos as they look cool, but for creative …
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Comment #48827974
how do we know they aren't making 9800$ profit on inference from 10k$ tokens at api pricing?
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Comment #48815408
> make the proposition of learning to code right now uneconomical I disagree with this part. The bar of skill you need to write complex now is much lower now, so a new person might…
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Comment #48814791
I think in order to be a productive programmer with Claude you still need to understand what you are doing. Learning to code is a must. You need to know what is possible or easy to…
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Comment #48802486
That has been my experience at the beginning, but not anymore. I have developed some intuition of how large tasks I can give it so that it will complete them well, probably erring …
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Comment #48729686
Well, it's not that obvious. Some jobs should run every day at 8 am (e.g. torn on the temporary speed limit on front of the school), vs tasks that should actually run every 24h (e.…
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Comment #48728845
I really wonder about the methodology. The article didn't mention it. Did they get several cities to participate?
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Comment #48709356
No. But the other way around sometimes yes.
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Comment #48705307
I don't believe it to be ai generated voice. It's too good. Or if it is - why e.g. automated voices reading nyt articles are so bad?
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Comment #48606938
I have recently worked on the same kind of similar quiz for German. However I have some other ideas and my quiz isn't "science based" - in my quiz there are only "yes / no answers"…
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Comment #48594184
Is it a prompt or accessibility description for screen readers?
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Comment #48527676
Maybe I misread the comment then. I read it as a models performance being random and observed differences in the opinions are the results of the overinterpretation of the random ou…