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  • They've already started testing that at Google For ad enhancement and For immersive ads there's no way they keep the chatting models pristine and ad-free

    The dystopian future of "pay to use this miraculous product or it will shove advertisements down your throat in a way we know will work because we've trained it to sell specifically to you"

  • llama is good and I'm looking forward to trying deepseek 3, but the big issue is that those are the frontier open source models while 4o is no longer openai's best performing model, they just dropped o3 (god they are literally as bad as microsoft at naming) which shows in benchmarks tremendous progress in reasoning

    When running llama locally I appreciate the matched capabilities like structured output, but it is objectively significantly worse than openai's models. I would like to support open source models and use them exclusively but dang it's hard to give up the results

    I suppose one way to start for me would be dropping cursor and copilot in favor of their open source equivalents, but switching my business to use llama is a hard pill to swallow

  • Don't forget refinancing is not free, often $10000 usd+ to refinance with application, origination, title, and other fees

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  • I met my SO in an uber randomly, we've been dating for 5 years

  • He's not the only one on Donnie's shitlist

    Adam Schiff Kamala Harris Nancy Pelosi

    Things are about to be rough for all of his opponents, fear of governmental retribution breeds facism. I want off mr bones wild ride

  • Your worth as a person isn't measured by your ability to find a romantic companion

    You are simply a person, people of the alternate gender are simply people. There is no magic transition that happens when you find a relationship, people are depressed in and out of love.

    My recommendation is to find community, leave the house, look for public events, join board game nights, pick up a hobby like pottery or biking or a specific video game, get really into something and enjoy your platonic time with people who also enjoy that thing.

    Platonic relationships have just as much value as romantic relationships.

  • idk he certainly did some decent stuff, and tried to do even more while being blocked by the other branches, but he broke his word several times.

    I'll miss the boring politics as we faceplant back into potus orange haired toadus

    It's been fine waking up every day simply concerned about the economy and people experiencing terrible things from afar, soon my morning concerns will include our local immigrants, a christofacist state, political retribution against some of the few politicians with some integrity, a further broken judicial system, broken education, banned abortions, broken social security, further broken health insurance. Ugh

  • Not afraid of death, not afraid of being forgotten, not afraid of some spiritual afterlife or lack thereof.

    I spent a long time religious with such a heavy focus on what happens after death, being free of that burden makes it possible to live in the only moment we can ever control in all of eternity, now.

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  • I'm a software person, llm tools for programming have been frankly remarkable. In my cleanest codebases copilot (using gpt4) autocompletes my intention correctly about 70% of the time today, reducing the amount of code I physically type by a huge margin. The accuracy shifts over time and it's dramatically less helpful for repositories that aren't pristine and full of well named functions and variables

    Beyond that chatgpt has been a godsend sifting through the internet for the information I need, the new web feature is just outstanding since it actually gives sources

    Chatgpt has also helped with writers block a ton, getting beyond plot points in my novel I was having a hard time with

    It's been great with recipes, no more wading through fake life stories and ads

    It's been helpful for complex questions about new topics I'm an amateur on, I've learned so much about neurology and the process of how neurons interact almost exclusively through the platform, fact checking takes a little time but so far it's been almost perfectly accurate on higher level objective questions

    It's been helpful as a starting place for legal questions, the law is complex and having a starting place before consulting the lawyers has been really nice so I know what to ask

    I could go on

  • Jfc yikes, vindman suffered quite enough already for doing his duty, his testimony during the impeachment trials was clear, well articulated, and not inflamatory. He said he trusted America to have his back for doing the right thing, too bad more than half of all US voters betrayed that trust.

  • People like to ask edgy questions to get imaginary points or to feel important by getting hidden information, people are goofy.

    Why are people religious? In part because it's human nature to want to know things that other people don't know. Fake hidden knowledge is a sweet treat to a truth starved brain

  • Speed is literally not even a concern, the only thing I want more of is people. Make it easier to sign up or something

  • Man I love let's encrypt, remember how terrible ssl was before the project landed?

  • Proxies are effective political attack vectors, see: politician's family like hunter biden, non running candidates like joe biden, talkshow hosts who speak positively about one or the other candidate

    This kind of focal shift happens all the time, evidently to pretty decent effect, elon husk making himself the center of the R campaign brings his positive and negative baggage with it.

    Side note

    Husk isn't a US citizen so this is his peak political influence

    1. Sadness and depression are chemical events in your brain that you have no conscious control over
    2. You can consciously control some of the common triggers that lead to negative thoughts but most people can't completely turn off given thoughts
    3. Your brain is like the earth and thoughts are like rivers, the more you think certain ways the more you will continue to think those ways, neural pathways are strengthened by their activations

    Learn to redirect, wear a bracelet or similar physical reminder of a specific thing you like, when you experience the thoughts you want to avoid, redirect and focus on the things you like

    Change your environment, identify triggers that push you toward depression and avoid them. Some literally cannot be avoided, and some situations are impossible to escape, in those cases accept the associated negativity and redirect

    Find people who have the attitudes and feelings you want to emulate and spend time with them, we are social and learn much from our peers

    Ingest media that aligns with your desired world view, avoid tragedies, horror movies, gore, popular doom news media, etc. This will force you into an echo chamber but it is a popular coping technique

    Most important you are your own person, write down how you feel and what triggered those emotions every day. You can't really know if you're improving if you don't have a record

  • Intent is harder to prove but just as much a part of the US legal system as anything else. Everybody knows what he's doing.

    Iasip: "because of the implication"

  • Leetcode is a great way to polish your skills. When I was your age, I read programming books and made projects I cared about, it's turned out very well.

    I've helped a few others learn programming, practice and working on any project at all always help more than anything.

  • The real example of a health check trait really brings this issue to life, it's linked within op's article as well

    Is this a reasonable summary?

    Say you want a trait where a method returns a task that you would like to sometimes run within your own thread and sometimes move it to a separate thread to be executed, that means the Send constraint isn't necessary to add to your trait but it would be nice to add that constraint within another method's parameter definition so that it can accept structs that implement the trait and further constrain that implementation to be Send'able. That's now possible with this new rust language feature, though it was previously possible through a crate, now it's no longer needed.