Dzmitry Pletnikau (@spring_stream) header
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Curious about how the world works.

Utah, USA
Joined November 2007
Replying to @VladZhidkov
Looking at Anthropic’s Economic Index report, we know that SWE usage dominates. Other industries are stickier but their usage will have to grow a lot to replace SWE revenue. Also the report hints that SWE is API-pricing-heavy while the rest are likely lower-margin subs.
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Very clever. The key implementation detail:
People keep saying 2026 will be the year of continual learning. But there are still major technical challenges to making it a reality. Today we take the next step towards that goal — a new on-policy learning algorithm, suitable for continual learning! (1/n)
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Yes, I’m at that point
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Replying to @goodalexander
their homepage is very nostalgic
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Replying to @thogge
💯 sunset today was magical
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Replying to @dan_hues
1lb of ground-beef/steaks/salmon, and on most days at least 1/2 of that was beef of some kind.
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without downloading any new pics, whats your energy going into 2024
without downloading any new pics, whats your energy going into 2024
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Got it couple days ago to test-drive. It's great hardware: pass-through/MR is killer for productivity, hand gestures work well, it's super-compatible with eye-glasses. Don't think I will keep it but I am certain it will have a prominent place in the future of productivity.
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1/3 What impresses me the most about ChatGPT is that iterative UX works so well: if I, the operator, am not happy with the output, I don't have to start from scratch, instead I can point to that "one thing" which I want the model to change in its output.
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You can't tell by the look of it but spring is coming. Time to #hike #camp #explore
I had an old friend. And now I have a new one.
One distribution to rule them all !
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Variety is good. Tea is good. Friends knowing your tastes are the best
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Needed an on-screen watch with sub-seconds to have reference points for explaining a fast process I am demoing. Command-line: watch -n 0.01 date +":%M:%S,%1N" (on Mac you need GNU `date` from, say, `port install coreutils`)
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