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modulo entry to the white house
you are being unnecessarily disingenuous
gp is most likely using a display that quickly boots into "source" mode โ think hdmi input
parent is referring to a different kind of abuse
the protocol wars now available for agents
op is just letting you know what kind of conversation they are looking for and that if you come at them with that anyway they will not be engaging with you
as shown by the examples these behaviours are not helpful and rarely authentic
i did not read the book but i did read the news when google gave up on serving censored search results in china
ios voice works better than read-aloud from chatgpt does. it sucks but doesn't fail after the first paragraph or so
bold of you to assume i notified anyone about the holidays i scheduled three days prior knowing there was a board meeting that would trigger a crunch sprint
boring tech is _legacy_ tech so we need to rewrite it with copilot and redeploy it
let's schedule deployment for friday afternoon
why is it 10? why not 7 or 15?
one of the kids was asking on twitter which llm to use for pdf parsing
sshhhh, let the money flow
i would hope we don't dismiss this the same way we dismissed project 2025 then end up surprised it was the plan all along
good thing we didn't prompt it because we want to read a poem then
> I see almost no incentives for NVDA to do so
> as long as they have no real competitors in that space.
?! isn't _avoiding competition_ a good enough incentive for them to improve their offering?
there's this and that little desktop computer they announced earlier this month - digits
they claim it's able to run models with 200B parameters on a single node and 400B when paired with another node
okay, i think i understand where the winner gets to control supply chains
i have to say the ascii, feet, and knots were a bit confusing though. these do not seem to be the same kinds of "wins" as what we're expecting to see with this race though. utf8 is mostly the default around the world and airbus is a serious competitor in international markets.
okay, i think i get the cuda situation, but that is only for nvidia. amd is out of luck on that too, just like all companies from asia and europe.
on the previous examples i can see language gave native speakers and advantage in becoming familiar with the technology but on ai i'm not seeing an advantage that would give americans an advantage over everyone else, besides controlling access to the tech.
the reason i'm insisting on this is because i feel as if that argument has merit but i have yet to grasp how it applies to these technologies.
okay, but what advantages do these rules bring to the winner? what would these look like in this context?
i guess what i'm asking is: what was the practical advantage of ascii or feet and knots that made them so important?
sure, heklers don't like when they're kicked out of venues either.
what's your point?
please understand that the block is indeed working as expected
>that's the problem
it's the purpose of the block, it's intentional, and works wonderfully.
no one is missing the point, it has been state multiple times: when you get blocked you no longer get to reply to that person, and all previews replies are hidden, to them and everyone else.
the one other point that seems to be ignore though is: you are still capable of continuing that conversation on your own terms on you own feed. your posts will not be visible to the people blocking you but everyone else can still see them.