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singingtoday

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    Comment #49227051

    I built something similar for my team. I can share context between my own sessions as well as theirs. It's especially useful when debugging problems, so my context can benefit from…

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    Comment #49226987

    I have worked places with mandatory overtime and I can confirm after a few months I didn't want to be on earth anymore. But it wasn't military so I just quit..

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    Comment #49226969

    Here. There. Over there too.

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    Comment #49226948

    Yes, and it's true. Not in every field. For example, defense contractors have material science well beyond what is commercially available. I'm a nobody, and what I've seen is world…

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    Comment #49226927

    This is a fascinating assertion. I would love to read more about it. Can you please provide some sources?

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    Comment #49226907

    US voters

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    Comment #49226885

    I should add, this was for CS. I don't know about the other programs.

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    Comment #49226878

    Only the dumb ones are obvious. In my school (SFU/BC) most of the students in almost all of my classes cheated. VERY FEW got caught. I heard instructors say all too often that it w…

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    Comment #49223954

    Gemini still gives up too easily

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    Comment #49223929

    You can get near this point with scaffolding. Keep in mind, LLMs are next word predictors at their root. More abstractly, they capture and replay likely human intelligence by way o…

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    Comment #49205291

    Yeah. I have 3 max20 plans.

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    Comment #49205240

    Interesting. I've yet to find a model I consider sufficiently intelligent. Fable is nice, but still requires a lot of guidance for large scope tasks.

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    Comment #49205197

    We still run GPT 4.1 for some of our use cases. We want to replace it but are having trouble finding models that are as fast with similar or better intelligence.

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    Comment #49192799

    Incipient better? Or are we in progress?

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    Comment #49138515

    I've met a few people like that, through what appears to be pure determination, they force success to give up what it has. Very impressive.

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    Comment #49138349

    98se, 2000, 7, 10 XP wasn't bad, it was basically 2000 with extra stuff.

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    Comment #49138336

    I still never gave it a try. I assume it works in a VM? Maybe it's time to try Holy C.

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    Comment #49125155

    What an odd thing to say

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    Comment #49125143

    I have one of my projects on DeepSeek and it blows my mind how I can use tens of millions of tokens for pennies. I don't find it suitable for everything, but there's some tasks it …

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    Comment #49113429

    That was my experience, and in the 90s as well.

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    Comment #49113413

    How did we exclude ourselves? I went to the store, I got cassettes, discussed it with the people I came with. We do the exact same thing now except use a phone or tablet.

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    Comment #49105527

    That's awesome! How was shipping it? How was the product market fit?

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    Comment #49079025

    Not yet anyways. Not all of them.

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    Comment #49049921

    Ah, a true scholar!

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    Comment #49049906

    Fantastic, thank you for the explanation!