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laweijfmvo

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    Comment #49203933

    pretty much everything is “1 or more versions behind” by the time it comes out. the question is whether or not it’s still useful? at some point, presumably not every application wi…

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    Comment #49203919

    I’ve been using Gemma as my default (via Kagi) because it’s served on Cerebas hardware. The speed is honestly a game changer for day to day queries.

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    Comment #49201097

    What a bizarre example of a more direct answer. Any human would simply say “No, it doesn’t rain here in summer.” Even after identifying the 0% chance of rain, it still drags the co…

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    Comment #49200751

    this is easily solved by buying the corresponding wearable made by your phone manufacturer! /s

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    Comment #49198574

    the Iranian people are probably worse off, and yeah the former supreme leader and many of his lieutenants are dead, but it’s really hard not to think that Iran won this war

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    Comment #49196767

    “don’t forget about us”

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    Comment #49187793

    interesting to see the MASSIVE price reduction they are offering if you “agree to improve their products,” which must mean giving them full access to all your data.

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    Comment #49164265

    > AI will overbloat the code in any chance they get. There is no way around it. What I do is plan a refactor phase with claude code (thanks to unlocked 1M context limit), where it …

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    Comment #49156128

    Sad to see coal going up (?)

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    Comment #49078410

    > Firing an employee for doing exactly what they were instructed to do during a mandatory retreat So fired if you don’t play along, fired if you do.

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    Comment #49061218

    it’ll probably end up badly, not because someone fed a raccoon, but because someone halfway across the planet will develop an unreasonable relationship with this wild animal.

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    Comment #49053479

    I’m on google’s list of special people who qualify for an interview whenever I’m ready, no screen required. I think most “big tech” employees are. I get an email every 6 months or …

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    Comment #49048089

    a lot of landlords ban fish tanks. they can do far more damage than a dog or cat ever will..

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    Comment #49013267

    if its that simple, why doesn’t Anthropic just distill its own models and release Fable 5.1, 5.2, ...?

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    Comment #48973773

    ditto, it’s just not stable or usable at all for me.

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    Comment #48947743

    agree, not being able to guarantee or even know, it seems, how your sizing works is a deal breaker and i might have to cancel my order until i see how the first reviews come out :/…

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    Comment #48925198

    After a few minutes on the site, I have no clue what this is for. A keyboard that interacts with Codex? That’s just a software feature, why am I paying $230 for hotkeys?

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    Comment #48922339

    1. Starlink, which you provided 2. Made the modern EV relatively commonplace; no other manufacturer was taking it seriously until Tesla succeeded, and took many years to catch up, …

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    Comment #48852013

    I discovered and tried to use this feature to turn an older iPhone into a dumb phone for myself, but hit several blockers 1. It’s incredibly slow to transition in and out of the mo…

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    Comment #48797137

    our wages are frankly astronomical compared to my parents’, and we’re DINKs and only one of my parents even worked. Guess which one of us owns a house.

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    Comment #48796340

    I think Meta’s massive compute investment was never about its 100,000 engineers running coding models, but its 3,500,000,000 users wanting to use AI in every single product (and so…

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    Comment #48796309

    for us, maybe, but for someone who never really used the workflow, or looked at the “thinking” output where models spin their tokens on the stupidest shit, i can see how it wasn’t …

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    Comment #48775302

    in fact i’d say it’s a rather poor wrapper and sensationalizes far beyond what reuters actually reported. e.g. the unsupported claim that Zuckerberg somehow put Alex Wang “in charg…

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    Comment #48775270

    his biggest fear is not being the one to nail the next big thing. it happened with mobile, although that was basically irrelevant in hindsight. he thought it was metaverse, which f…

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    Comment #48710982

    huh, but what if the AI trashes my git repo? maybe it just deletes the .git folder entirely. a deterministic undo wouldn’t be the silliest feature, for the current definition of “A…