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Comment #47401608
I have been using this one[0] and it is small, fast, and seems to work pretty great for me so far. [0] https://github.com/wong-justin/vic
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Comment #47400796
Or, and hear me out, maybe FreeBSD wants to position itself as a secure server OS that doesn't get all its data leaked by some rando simply asking it to do it the right way?
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Comment #47030499
>Yup, it's absolutely not his voice. However it does seem to copy the the way he "lisps" his S's. I am not sure that is common 'generic-sounding "podcast guy" voice'.
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Comment #47030480
Well, it does help if you expect sight impaired people with software to find the site useful.
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Comment #47010686
>Might be worth trying a fresh OS install? Very "Windows-y", no?
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Comment #46992607
Haven't you heard the good news? Rust is life .. Rust is love .. Rust is all! only partially being sarcastic here, considering how it is glazed and championed.
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Comment #46939363
>What's the plan to avoid a Bluesky-like bubble from forming around Vouch projects? Perhaps that is the plan?
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Comment #46826904
Are you including the wars and operations that we supported in the shadows to shore up that capitalism?
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Comment #46722105
I would be happy with an openweight 3 month old Claude
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Comment #46722088
It really is the best way to incentivize politeness!
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Comment #46714742
I have noticed that Antigravity is lightening fast, wonder what magic they are using?
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Comment #46688311
This is very calming for some reason.
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Comment #46688293
Claude, slopcode me an Omarchy screensaver using this. Make it so!
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Comment #46659485
So would your recommendation that each individual teacher put in their own guardrails or you try to get millions of teachers to agree?
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Comment #46639462
This is true in a way. We are all very free to research and innovate, it is just when you get it in your mind to actually make any money that the lawsuits show up.
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Comment #46516315
>LLMs are slot machines- it's fun to pull the lever and see what you get. But the hard problem of knowing what is actually needed gets harder as we sift through ten-thousand almost…
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Comment #46442308
>Anthropic is building moat around theirs models with claude code, Agent SDK, containers, programmatic tool use, tool search, skills and more. I think this is something the other b…
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Comment #46403943
>It's really not that hard It is only a couple of thousand options[0], just memorize them! It super simple, barely an inconvenience! [0] https://gist.github.com/tayvano/6e2d456a989…
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Comment #46000826
They must have been pretty damn confident of the results to give depressed children a placebo.
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Comment #45872939
What term would you suggest instead? Agent-assisted slop?
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Comment #45872932
You can see that it is[0]. [0] https://github.com/rajivm1991/DroidDock/commits/main/
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Comment #45854047
I suspect they are referencing the 950tok/s claim on Cognition's page.
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Comment #45803195
I like lucene and have used it for many years, but sometimes a conceptually close match is what you want. Lucene and friends are fantastic about word matching, fuzzy searches, stem…
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Comment #45738249
Next up: A start-up that spins up AI instances to negotiate against AIs trying to negotiate hospital bills down!
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Comment #45686533
In either case, I am just happy that Knuth's idea of Literate programming is becoming more and more of a common reality after so many years.