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I was iffy on it as well, so looked it up before suggesting it. M-W has it as the 3rd definition, for example. It's hit or miss whether that usage is in a given dictionary, it seem…

> I don't know if English has a word for when you are half confused and half amused I think bemused is the closest I can think of.

It was a ton of people's first exposure to "interactive multimedia", as I recall it being positioned at the time. I remember seeing both Myst and 7th Guest [0] in similar showcases…

Worth mentioning also that DeepSeek is the only provider in OpenRouter that was disabled-by-default until I enabled a setting: Allow paid endpoints that train on request data.

There are different kinds of people, and a considerable % of folks rely on some foundational structure in their day-to-day to drive many of their other habits. For a lot of people,…

I believe "LLMs are useful"* is the current zeitgeist's version of "Working from the office has upsides", in terms of attracting astroturfing accusations over expressing an opinion…

Using half a kilowatt-hour, and if thinking is disabled during inference, yes.

I think he means that you need to click the little TV icon in the top right of the embedded slides. Then you can use the arrow keys to advance them, yes.

Not sure if you mean to software developers, or to those who are autistic, but I'm both.

I favorited the comment for the same reason. It's a perfect way of describing it.

It could just be the memory features. In my enterprise-seated account I see slightly different options available (vs. my personal account) in the Capabilities section: Search and r…

It wasn't controversial because there was about 200 years of prior art from sailing ships. (Before the wheel, ships were steered with tillers - which early cars also tried, interfa…

I believe the disconnect here is you're describing how some wanted it to work vs. how it played out in the real world. In practice, it became an unrewarding place to contribute hig…

I didn't know that part about the bluetooth polling rate. That's clever.

"Internet 'may be just a passing fad as millions give up on it'" - Daily Mail, December 2000 I recall seeing similar sentiment in other publications throughout the late 90s. https:…

We know how it works. That's why we all eventually gave up on helping people there (years before I knew what an LLM was.)

Oi, you got a loicense for that f-stop slop?

It might! In my prompt, I'm supposing you have some priors here about what's possible. Try saying something like "materially faster". But you need to also make sure it knows how to…

It's just a way of defining what "done" means, and passing off evaluation of whether "it's done" is true to a separate context and/or model. If false, it prompts the original conte…

/goal open a draft PR that makes ~200ms faster while still passing tests, and adhering to nearby style+pattern It's obviously not perfect, but it's not like you're going to YOLO it…

> In the US today, about 15% of adults have tried GLP-1s, with 7% currently taking them, according to research based on Bain’s proprietary GLP-1 adoption model. Is the 12% from ano…

I didn't realize that re-timestamped comments . That's a pretty unexpected behavior, if true. I wouldn't like if that happened to a comment I left - a lot can happen in a week.

The concern usually only comes when you fall on the "outside" of the prevailing opinion within the group of people voting on comments. edit: my response isn't about lobste.rs. I do…

They're also shuttering their (US) community site in 30 days. Q: When will the communityus.oneplus.com close? A: The communityus.oneplus.com will close on 11:59PM ET,August 16, 202…

This isn't just measuring the speed of tokens that are written to a file (code). Your human partner is thinking a lot faster than 5 tok/s.