More importantly, the newer generation of models don't even need Stackoverflow. With tool calling they can pull up as much documentation and source code as you could possibly want, and in the past year they've become…
I stopped using Reddit not because I got banned, but because it has been steadily converted from the world's most popular forum platform to a trash heap of engagement hacks and shady practices. Moreso than SO, which was…
Congress didn't capitulate, it facilitated by obstructing any resistance. And we all saw this coming with SCOTUS as far back as the Obama administration. It's certainly horrifying to see it play out, but we've seen the…
Childlike wishful thinking. There is a disturbingly large number of people who think like this. And there are, as you might imagine, strong incentives for certain individuals and organizations to promote this kind of…
> The point of secret classification isn't to restrict trusted people - but to restrict unathorized access. And highest person in chain of command naturally has full authority to do as he sees the situation fit First of…
Yes, you get it! Bing Bong Zoo is, dare I say, a slapper. I catch myself humming it. The kids sound like kids. The animals sound like animals. Some words are hard to hear. The accents are alien to me as an American.…
I thought so too until I learned that there is a dedicated worktree switcher hidden away as a tab in the GitHub pain. Now I can open each worktree in a separate window as if it were its own project. Maybe that's not…
Listen to the first Peppa Pig album and then compare it to one of the more recent ones, maybe the Baby Evie one. The first one I find it hard to get sick of even after my kid's 10th listen. The latter I find…
Your interpretation seemed so obvious and natural to me that I never once considered it could have a different etymology, until now.
One of the best features of Idris 2 has nothing to do with its dependent types or quantities or proof search: it's the standard library which is very much like a cleaned-up Haskell standard library, with proper…
I don't think it was ever the case that games which could theoretically be redistributed we're unprofitable. It's more than that locking everyone into a subscription or renting-as-buying for everything just happens to…
Totally valid technique in my opinion. Even with last year's technology, LLMs were really good at synthesis of small details, which, combined with their encyclopedic knowledge of everything ever written down about…
It's not even a matter of despising or liking the style, it's a matter of actually being able to interpret it and makes sense of it in a useful way. Even Claude sometimes gets confused by the dense metaphor-heavy obtuse…
You can add custom auto-mode classifier rules and even disable the built-in ones, if you want to live on the edge like this.
But that's my point, do ratings actually matter? Are the ratings even representative of viewership nowadays? What if the goal is not to have good ratings or to be popular, but to generate politically aligned content…
It was always corny except in very specific cases.
Has she driven it into the ground? Remember that the goal is not to provide entertainment or news, but to act as a politically-aligned propaganda outlet. Has it really failed to achieve that goal?
Yes but people seem to expect recovery around the order of decades, not millennia.
> Ironically, the experts, the ones building the "wrong" models, tend to be the ones most aware of this. This varies substantially by field, or by subfield. There is a vast decades-long intellectual wasteland of bad…
On the bright side, if everyone is burning credits mining generic but helpful knowledge out of the LLM training data in bite-size packages, I don't need a subscription of my own! It will be really fascinating to see…
Ironically I think these are insightful. If you want to produce true slop, you need to dumb down your topic selection, or have Claude pick the topics. The stuff about the incompatible goals of "data strategy" I think is…
It used to be the case that if you wanted a new job, you could strategically update your profile and over the next several days you would get bombarded by recruiter messages, some of which would actually be high-quality…
It doesn't seem that strange when you consider these things are trained on millions and millions of conversations, both real and fictional.
But that has nothing to do with the supply chain risk designation, it's just a DoD requirements mismatch.
Oh please. Then any MIT licensed software is also a supply chain risk.
More importantly, the newer generation of models don't even need Stackoverflow. With tool calling they can pull up as much documentation and source code as you could possibly want, and in the past year they've become…
I stopped using Reddit not because I got banned, but because it has been steadily converted from the world's most popular forum platform to a trash heap of engagement hacks and shady practices. Moreso than SO, which was…
Congress didn't capitulate, it facilitated by obstructing any resistance. And we all saw this coming with SCOTUS as far back as the Obama administration. It's certainly horrifying to see it play out, but we've seen the…
Childlike wishful thinking. There is a disturbingly large number of people who think like this. And there are, as you might imagine, strong incentives for certain individuals and organizations to promote this kind of…
> The point of secret classification isn't to restrict trusted people - but to restrict unathorized access. And highest person in chain of command naturally has full authority to do as he sees the situation fit First of…
Yes, you get it! Bing Bong Zoo is, dare I say, a slapper. I catch myself humming it. The kids sound like kids. The animals sound like animals. Some words are hard to hear. The accents are alien to me as an American.…
I thought so too until I learned that there is a dedicated worktree switcher hidden away as a tab in the GitHub pain. Now I can open each worktree in a separate window as if it were its own project. Maybe that's not…
Listen to the first Peppa Pig album and then compare it to one of the more recent ones, maybe the Baby Evie one. The first one I find it hard to get sick of even after my kid's 10th listen. The latter I find…
Your interpretation seemed so obvious and natural to me that I never once considered it could have a different etymology, until now.
One of the best features of Idris 2 has nothing to do with its dependent types or quantities or proof search: it's the standard library which is very much like a cleaned-up Haskell standard library, with proper…
I don't think it was ever the case that games which could theoretically be redistributed we're unprofitable. It's more than that locking everyone into a subscription or renting-as-buying for everything just happens to…
Totally valid technique in my opinion. Even with last year's technology, LLMs were really good at synthesis of small details, which, combined with their encyclopedic knowledge of everything ever written down about…
It's not even a matter of despising or liking the style, it's a matter of actually being able to interpret it and makes sense of it in a useful way. Even Claude sometimes gets confused by the dense metaphor-heavy obtuse…
You can add custom auto-mode classifier rules and even disable the built-in ones, if you want to live on the edge like this.
But that's my point, do ratings actually matter? Are the ratings even representative of viewership nowadays? What if the goal is not to have good ratings or to be popular, but to generate politically aligned content…
It was always corny except in very specific cases.
Has she driven it into the ground? Remember that the goal is not to provide entertainment or news, but to act as a politically-aligned propaganda outlet. Has it really failed to achieve that goal?
Yes but people seem to expect recovery around the order of decades, not millennia.
> Ironically, the experts, the ones building the "wrong" models, tend to be the ones most aware of this. This varies substantially by field, or by subfield. There is a vast decades-long intellectual wasteland of bad…
On the bright side, if everyone is burning credits mining generic but helpful knowledge out of the LLM training data in bite-size packages, I don't need a subscription of my own! It will be really fascinating to see…
Ironically I think these are insightful. If you want to produce true slop, you need to dumb down your topic selection, or have Claude pick the topics. The stuff about the incompatible goals of "data strategy" I think is…
It used to be the case that if you wanted a new job, you could strategically update your profile and over the next several days you would get bombarded by recruiter messages, some of which would actually be high-quality…
It doesn't seem that strange when you consider these things are trained on millions and millions of conversations, both real and fictional.
But that has nothing to do with the supply chain risk designation, it's just a DoD requirements mismatch.
Oh please. Then any MIT licensed software is also a supply chain risk.