I like to use subagents a lot, but I find them to be most useful when explicitly specified. E.g. "assign these tasks to 2 Sonnet, 2 Opus and 1 Fable subagent". Helps keep allocation consumption under control.
Why would they interpret a system being used for the purpose it was designed for as terrorism? Using it for small purchases is one of the intended use cases, e.g. allowing street vendors to accept digital payments,…
In America there's a very sharp geographical distinction between which people oppose the melting pot and which see it as a core part of the American experience. People from the big immigrant cities like NYC, SF, LA are…
Those types are not called engineers. As the person I replied to put it, they're architecture astronauts, more devoted to playing around with the latest coding fads instead of building robust, usable systems that solve…
Agreed, I see a lot of the type of people you're describing on here.
As an early teen I begged my parents for both A Brief History of Time and The Grand Design. Read both several times. ~15 years later, my parents are still holding on to them and my Dad has read them a couple of times…
I hate to make the worn out AI to RNG comparison, but this kind of simultaneous "collusion" is really like assuming that everyone is using the same RNG seed to make their calls.
The issue wasn't specifically allowing NSFW content, it was allowing anyone to get grok to openly make NSFW deepfakes of anyone without even an attempt at policing things.
I still insist on the higher bitrate stuff. I don't expect to notice the difference, I just think that music where the artists have bothered to prepare those files is probably recorded with more care than otherwise. I'm…
That is probably similar for companies that rely on Cloudflare in as widespread a manner as GitHub can be.
Being on Copilot means your employer lets you use it at work. It's essentially Copilot's primary value add in the new billing model.
I quit reddit cold turkey when they did the API stuff, purged my posts and deleted my accounts, have never been back.
I feel like this is an inverted interpretation? Transmission tech uses those methods because the math shows the desired properties. Linear algebra is used everywhere, orthogonalization, SVD, eigenvalues etc are valuable…
Oh, so that's what that building was!
I don't fully agree, you just need the Nauvis base to be able to build a ship to Vulcanus. All key ship parts are essentially free on Vulcanus, it's much better suited to being the base you scale up to get space-based…
But is that also accounting for any regulatory pressure/investigations that might have otherwise hit those donors? Perhaps just the promise of not being prosecuted for their crimes if/when their scam collapses is…
Probably not worthwhile. If you just leave it in orbit you're going to have to track it and worry about debris/micrometeoroid strikes. The ideal would be to stick it in some permanently shadowed crater on the Moon, it'd…
The requirements for a rocket to be allowed to fly nuclear material tend to be even more stringent than those for flying humans.
And then he betrayed all of that when he decided to IPO SpaceX and pivoted to space datacenters. Putting aside all the other things he's done over the past few years to betray his own stated ideals or plans.
Let me guess, you still think the worlds loneliest buffoon still gives a shit about settling Mars?
That just leads to a copyright system that favors big corpos even more than it does already.
We know from the graveyard of companies that reached orbit with their small rockets and ran out of funding before they got to be reliable, that reliably flying even a small rocket is pretty good.
That attitude is how you start building up more and more debris until an orbit is basically unusable.
Why would they need our permission to take it? They can grab the seeds from anywhere on the planet, and they can just watch any farmer and/or forest for a couple of years and see how it works. Of course this is putting…
There is absolutely no reason for alien life to have evolved the same biological materials that we have. But also, a space faring species that can build an AI probe capable of remaining functioning for the many years an…
I like to use subagents a lot, but I find them to be most useful when explicitly specified. E.g. "assign these tasks to 2 Sonnet, 2 Opus and 1 Fable subagent". Helps keep allocation consumption under control.
Why would they interpret a system being used for the purpose it was designed for as terrorism? Using it for small purchases is one of the intended use cases, e.g. allowing street vendors to accept digital payments,…
In America there's a very sharp geographical distinction between which people oppose the melting pot and which see it as a core part of the American experience. People from the big immigrant cities like NYC, SF, LA are…
Those types are not called engineers. As the person I replied to put it, they're architecture astronauts, more devoted to playing around with the latest coding fads instead of building robust, usable systems that solve…
Agreed, I see a lot of the type of people you're describing on here.
As an early teen I begged my parents for both A Brief History of Time and The Grand Design. Read both several times. ~15 years later, my parents are still holding on to them and my Dad has read them a couple of times…
I hate to make the worn out AI to RNG comparison, but this kind of simultaneous "collusion" is really like assuming that everyone is using the same RNG seed to make their calls.
The issue wasn't specifically allowing NSFW content, it was allowing anyone to get grok to openly make NSFW deepfakes of anyone without even an attempt at policing things.
I still insist on the higher bitrate stuff. I don't expect to notice the difference, I just think that music where the artists have bothered to prepare those files is probably recorded with more care than otherwise. I'm…
That is probably similar for companies that rely on Cloudflare in as widespread a manner as GitHub can be.
Being on Copilot means your employer lets you use it at work. It's essentially Copilot's primary value add in the new billing model.
I quit reddit cold turkey when they did the API stuff, purged my posts and deleted my accounts, have never been back.
I feel like this is an inverted interpretation? Transmission tech uses those methods because the math shows the desired properties. Linear algebra is used everywhere, orthogonalization, SVD, eigenvalues etc are valuable…
Oh, so that's what that building was!
I don't fully agree, you just need the Nauvis base to be able to build a ship to Vulcanus. All key ship parts are essentially free on Vulcanus, it's much better suited to being the base you scale up to get space-based…
But is that also accounting for any regulatory pressure/investigations that might have otherwise hit those donors? Perhaps just the promise of not being prosecuted for their crimes if/when their scam collapses is…
Probably not worthwhile. If you just leave it in orbit you're going to have to track it and worry about debris/micrometeoroid strikes. The ideal would be to stick it in some permanently shadowed crater on the Moon, it'd…
The requirements for a rocket to be allowed to fly nuclear material tend to be even more stringent than those for flying humans.
And then he betrayed all of that when he decided to IPO SpaceX and pivoted to space datacenters. Putting aside all the other things he's done over the past few years to betray his own stated ideals or plans.
Let me guess, you still think the worlds loneliest buffoon still gives a shit about settling Mars?
That just leads to a copyright system that favors big corpos even more than it does already.
We know from the graveyard of companies that reached orbit with their small rockets and ran out of funding before they got to be reliable, that reliably flying even a small rocket is pretty good.
That attitude is how you start building up more and more debris until an orbit is basically unusable.
Why would they need our permission to take it? They can grab the seeds from anywhere on the planet, and they can just watch any farmer and/or forest for a couple of years and see how it works. Of course this is putting…
There is absolutely no reason for alien life to have evolved the same biological materials that we have. But also, a space faring species that can build an AI probe capable of remaining functioning for the many years an…