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leoqa

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    Comment #49130067

    It is quite accessible and is read by teenagers during their angst. It appeals to people become it is a simple premise that gives simple choices to the reader.

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    Comment #49077456

    It was a popular platform briefly for college students etc. I remember college kids posting drama on Kik etc

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    Comment #49072021

    I mean, does enabling ICE to be more effective actually represent a harm? ICE has authority to do the things it’s doing. The courts are the appropriate venue to check that authorit…

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    Comment #49010821

    I do function health and have completely normal nutrient blood levels.

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    Comment #49010809

    Yes I’m fit, easily passed military and LEO fitness tests this year.

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    Comment #49009219

    I get severe muscle cramping, even after pounding water and electrolytes. Like I can’t handle my kid something in the car without risking a spasm.

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    Comment #49001962

    This isn’t escaping in the same sense- the model was executing within the OpenAI infra. If it ported its entire architecture/weights into a public cloud to survive being turned off…

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    Comment #48999394

    I imagine they’re building the supply side as well, where you can bid your fixed GPU. My question with this stuff is how do I know my data is secure on these for-rent boxes? What s…

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    Comment #48986364

    I mean why even use VCS at that point?

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    Comment #48962097

    I have 3 3090s, all in various gaming computers. I’m not sure what to do with them- the VRAM is only 24GB so doesn’t seem worth the power costs to run an open weight model. Any sug…

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    Comment #48786926

    Fable/Opus 4.8 outperform Codex 5.5 for me at the general architecture/refactoring/performance work I’m doing, to the point where it’s not worth using Codex. Codex will often spit …

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    Comment #48667110

    128Gb of RAM is like 1.5k

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    Comment #48598753

    I am wary of any supply chain attack and more so if the project is maintained by people with relationships in adversarial countries. The risk of exploitation outweighs the convenie…

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    Comment #48593612

    Yeah this is true on my team for two archetypes: the new junior engineer and the old staff engineer that was too “busy” to ever actually write code. Now he’s just busy in a differe…

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    Comment #48478776

    He’s calling you naive, not asking for your resume.

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    Comment #48379573

    If anything it’s unglued me from my computer. I’ve been able to keep an agent working on a project while on long runs, bike rides, in transit. Much of our development workflow is t…

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    Comment #48347832

    My point is that it being a choice starts to disappear with kids, rising costs etc. It was a choice I could make independently, now it’s a choice the entire family gets to particip…

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    Comment #48339856

    If I remember correctly they linked it to breast cancer, causing all research and prescribing to basically disappear over night. It took 20 years before the study was revisited and…

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    Comment #48329887

    This was also my plan; hang in there for the next kid, wait for the next vest, etc. ultimately daycare is expensive, healthcare is expensive… I’m still stuck 6 years later waiting …

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    Comment #48250124

    The cynical take is that with US companies expecting productivity increases via AI, they need to protect the US workers from competition via foreign labor. The current administrati…

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    Comment #48194358

    Unfortunately the benefit of TLA+ is the act of modeling your system painstakingly. The actual checker helps confirm your hypothesis, etc. But skipping the modeling and outsourcing…

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    Comment #47198172

    The higher velocity ends up bottlenecking on actual product decisions, deployments, testing etc. Before AI was generally blocked on the design approval, PR cycles, flaking tests et…

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    Comment #47181873

    People are arguing about the role of these HFTs being a net good etc. They’re missing the point, these bright kids are trading something more profound- a sense of purpose, a higher…

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    Comment #47175536

    I’m in big tech and use AI extensively, namely to do the same amount of output but in 1-2 hours a day. Been spending a ton of time on my side projects though.

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    Comment #47161060

    Seems like a lot of energy dissecting C-suite news clippings. The reality is that no one cares about alignment and it’s only controversial for the naive or the dramatic among us. C…