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sublimefire

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    Comment #49108994

    Not vr/ar but 3d visualisations and walkthroughs were a thing like 20 years ago. I did try to leverage it with the clients but what happened was that once people could see everythi…

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    Comment #49094055

    It looks like the message here is “make sure to use $100k worth of Claude when doing any analysis or evaluation” and the given examples show that prior effort could have been impro…

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    Comment #48947634

    Went through the comments here and there and one thing to note is that there was a question about who do you think should have won instead. This is a good question because it is po…

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    Comment #48918407

    It was like a bunch of mythos scans through and through which then generated the reports for everyone to implement, not sure if in all orgs though. Mythos was great as it came from…

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    Comment #48844722

    “think and grow rich” by n.hill is an interesting mention to say the least.

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    Comment #48816636

    It might make even more sense once we get to the point of a wider use of encoding the data into dna. For now we have these few commercial players in the field that cad do it (eg lo…

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    Comment #48802360

    I did masters in a similar way, just to get some credentials and fill in the gaps and learn something new. There is an idealistic part to it which is quite romantic as you spend th…

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    Comment #48789927

    The problem is that it is quite difficult to access the published papers is you are not in academia or some company that pays for the access, so AA sort of serves that niche to tra…

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    Comment #48730206

    I do not trust either but you have to at least agree that having some sort of mutually recognised data privacy framework is a good idea because the courts can enforce it then. Sayi…

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    Comment #48730096

    Privacy laws are actually one of the very useful things that came out. It is difficult to do the same in the US because of the business lobby. It is crazy that US citizens data can…

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    Comment #48709682

    China is building for sure, but Russia? The majority of russia does not have normal roads, full of crappy old trains, and infrastructure which was built in the soviet times. Russia…

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    Comment #48695704

    This example is a bit over the top and is more of an edge case, subagents of the same session can use the same VM because what is the point to isolate among them? If at least one s…

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    Comment #48695518

    Yeah I have some stuff which is supposed to be “there” for months with the agents continually moving it forward. Not to mention the need to run different software. Running local VM…

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    Comment #48695473

    I just went with qemu and run it in my own machine. It is portable so you run it on other OSes which is handy when everything is under the same desktop app. But I was after better …

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    Comment #48687528

    I do not see how it is clear and which license is affected. People mix up agpl license terms which is not clear if being violated here and copyright based on branding. agpl does no…

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    Comment #48684517

    Being a bot of a devils advocate here. What I do not understand if it just looks similar, or implements the same features, or the code is actually copied and modified, i.e. the sou…

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    Comment #48570630

    Anyone can move the needle. Saying that languages are solved is not accurate as well. You could raise different questions like maybe model grounded in a different language will mak…

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    Comment #48568675

    Reads like a Shopify ad. Just use their tool and you will be able to achieve financial independence.

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    Comment #48568540

    They have quite short cancellation notices and there is a question why do you need to rent it if you are an ai company? How is it grok not running the world using that compute.. An…

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    Comment #48562488

    It is crazy that anything Europe gets so much hate. IMO it is important to build models within the boundaries of smaller nations, using their own language. Research has to continue…

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    Comment #48538814

    Very much similar thoughts. The examples provided are not nerds, except a few. It is just tech is a lucrative path to make money and it attracts a variety of “interesting” personal…

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    Comment #48489314

    Isn’t ASML something like it?

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    Comment #48483067

    This takes me back close to 15 years ago: using backend session management in Grails and the html forms that were enhanced with “some” JS, using responsive CSS. The difference at t…

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    Comment #48466433

    PCC is supposed to work only on Apple silicon. You are supposed to trust that the input will be decrypted within the enclave which is next to inference engine on the same box. This…

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    Comment #48466372

    Europeans support that by and large. So either agree or have no ability to sell. This idea that companies know better about their users’ needs including privacy and choice is ridic…