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Comment #49237742
Fable burned my limits and therefore unused it only once. What is your experience with it vs Opus 5, and Opus 4.6?
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Comment #49104622
Very good question. One thing the article mentions is the vast number of attempts and threads of execution was in the tens of thousands, many of them that didn't succeed, with only…
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Comment #49102383
We should be thankful that the model didn't believe the answers lived in the Pentagon, on SIPRNET, the IDF, etc.
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Comment #49052523
Mediterranean diet - tough to do in the age of cyclosporiasis.
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Comment #49052499
What comprises “assistance?” Getting Claude Code to find bugs, suggest a fix, but a human actually editing the source files and testing the result - is that assistance? Perhaps thi…
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Comment #48998328
Could use an Opal or Pyrite drive connected to a USB caddy and sedutil-cli to manage it.
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Comment #48955235
The article just sort of stops. Was the ram upgrade helpful? How was the mouse - was it choppy like in Windows XP as discussed at the top of the article? (And whatever happened to …
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Comment #48806165
TL;DR: the one entry implemented a subleq machine. Google it - it’s a One Instruction Set Computer (OISC). This made me smile. But it also raised a question: when were OISC’s first…
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Comment #48806050
Go ahead and cut a notch out of my expertise card, but in all my years playing with UNIX, I’ve never used that directory.
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Comment #48787031
Interesting - but at what point could “n version programming” step in? I speak of using alternative models as verifiers.
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Comment #48785515
Backyard (fault) tree mechanic FTW!
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Comment #48785479
I’m attempting to learn to use a slide rule. It’s quite a history lesson - we take for granted the large precision we get on calculators. But the learning is taking repeated visits…
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Comment #48785467
It must have been the Mule, something even Hari Seldon could not foresee.
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Comment #48675842
Until recently, it was always cheaper to forego software architecture optimizations and rely on faster hardware, but now with AI I think this changes that calculus.
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Comment #48565724
Same. Hit some bug, tried different distro. Soon after adopted a “live off the land” philosophy, adapting to whatever desktop was default on the chosen distro.
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Comment #48547774
I’m kinda new to this - so what you’re saying is the mouse model induces beta-amyliods directly, rather than finding ways to give mice Alzheimer’s, whereas the human tests are for …
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Comment #48483848
Unless, in turn, you locate the index itself in pi at a much smaller index. And so on... Find k candidate indices for your data, then locate each of them. If the smallest one is a …
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Comment #48063236
In the same vein - the Roswell Museum and Research Center - the library portion is underrepresented in its ads. It is a library about the size of an elementary / middle school libr…
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Comment #48059147
It depends on what vintage of Blackboard your IT team has installed. We moved from a circa 2011 BB instance to Canvas in 2022, and it was hands down superior. A different universit…
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Comment #47800836
LLM’s: sometimes wrong but never in doubt.
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Comment #47800827
Or, the first time a mistake is detected, a correction is automatically applied.
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Comment #47153183
Okay, but what are the cybersecurity implications of this discovery? A new living-off-the-land approach? Resource exhaustion? Covert servers?