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by 101008 1y ago
This is something I've always wanted to write about, and I imagine that someday I'll end up with a long article, but basically, it's the idea that the internet used to be offline by default, and now it's online by defaul
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by 101008 1y ago
Wow. Don't you need to pay a Apple license as well to distribute apps in Macs?
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by 101008 1y ago
The problem is not AI per se (which are only a mix of algorithms). The problem is that this new wave of AI is trained in propietary content, and the owners/creators didn't allow it in the first place. If this AI worked without tra
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by 101008 1y ago
That is what happens when your dev learnt it from an online course instead of going to college or through proper education. "Anyone can code!"
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Human Engineers: A forum where engineers facing AI uncertainty come together(humanengineers.flarum.cloud)
2 points by 101008 1y ago|0 comments
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by 101008 1y ago
It's easy to tell the article image is AI, easiest clue is guy's ear, the wire goes nowhere. But this is a placeholder image that has no purpose and it's there just because there has to be an image. No one pays attention.
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Figma is trademarking the word 'Dev Mode' and is sending cease and desists(old.reddit.com)
13 points by 101008 1y ago|2 comments
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by 101008 2y ago
I did this analogy in the past and I was way downvoted. Just for clarification, I use vibe-coding a lot in side projects where I don't know if I am going to release it at all, or when I know that a mistake in the code won't crash
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by 101008 2y ago
awesome!
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by 101008 2y ago
Not, human tired of creating content to put online and being consumed not by people but by bots or any other form of mechanical consumption that I don't like. As the owner of the content I think I have the right to set that preference,
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by 101008 2y ago
Then it should be limited to localhost or something similar.
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by 101008 2y ago
Good, just what we needed. More bots browsing the internet. Somedays I think I am not 100% against of every website having a captcha...
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by 101008 2y ago
Congrats on both of you for putting the effort! I am from Buenos Aires, Argentina, so 100% same language as Borges. However, as both of you already said, it isn't even easy for us to read Borges. He has a complex sentence structure, an
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by 101008 2y ago
Borges is totally recommended, of course, but after reading him in the original language I think his English translations lack the poetry and music of his writings. For once I am happy Spanish is my first language.
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by 101008 2y ago
We grew up in the 80s or 90s that meant get published means money, being on TV meant being famous, the elite were separated from the public. Internet democratriced all of that. Now we are all mixed. You can be famous on the internet, be som
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by 101008 2y ago
Reminded of DiskFreeze (or something ismilar, Freeze was for sure in the name), that i installed in my PC after seeing it as some cyber cafes. Basically, one partition with all the software was under this DiskFreeze, and another partition &
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by 101008 2y ago
I have a blog with content about a non tech topic and I had any problem. I am all against AI scrappers, but I didn't notice any change being behind Cloudflare (funny enough, if I ask GPT and Claude about my website, they know it)
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by 101008 2y ago
Yeah but cheaper alternatives (and open source and local ones) it would be super easy for most of the customers to migrate to a different provider. I am not saying they don't provide any value, but it's like paid software vs open
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by 101008 2y ago
Silly question: how can OpenAI, Claude and all, have a valuation so large considering all the open source models? Not saying they will disappear or be tiny (closed models), but why so so so valuable?
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by 101008 2y ago
What a horrible world we live on...
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by 101008 2y ago
Ohhh much simpler than I thought. Are they usually better than attached? (You don't hear your neighbors, for example?)
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by 101008 2y ago
Not from the UK so sorry if this is off-topic, but what are those "dettached" hosues for around 60k? Do they have their own "land"? or you are buying that space "inside" another house? (so in the end you are at
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by 101008 2y ago
I have published a lot of content about a particular topic online and I want it to be publicly accesible. A lot of people use it to create YouTube videos, that's fine (and a lot of them even cite me). I have a problem with LLM profitin
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by 101008 2y ago
What about if my index says "This are the EULA, by clicking "Next" or "Enter", you are accepting them", and a LLM scrapper "clicks" Next to fetch the rest of the content?
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by 101008 2y ago
No ieda about that, those are amounts of money I can't even consider because I couldn't tell the different of T vs B or even a hundred millions (as someone who never had more than 100k). It's something I would cosnider paying
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by 101008 2y ago
> (My favorite use of coding LLMs is to ask them to help me understand code I don't yet understand. Even when it gets the answer wrong, it's often right enough to give me the hints I need to figure it out myself.) Agree, specia
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by 101008 2y ago
I asked him because I couldn't see the fun of it. And your examples about milk and car are exactly what I am saying. I don't create them... About your last example, it's like asking a AI to write Harry Potter but where the ch
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by 101008 2y ago
But copying an existing game is not solving a real world problem. You may do it to see if "I can make it", during a learning process, or as a challenge. But when you ask something/someone else to do it for you, what's th
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by 101008 2y ago
I know what you mean but I don't see it positive either. If each engineer is now a startup, it will be extra complicated to make money. It's like saying since all of us know how to write, we all can sell books.
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by 101008 2y ago
I understand your point of view and I do agree that with the current state of affairs I am kind of OK. It's useful for me, and I am still needed. But seeing the progress and adoption, I wonder what will happen when that valuable skill

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