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6mo ago
gambling addicts is the answer
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i get much better results with it using a different toolset. give it serena and it mostly works, and is less likely to hit a death loop. i feel like the geminicli app is missing some tools for making sure the session history is actually val
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6mo ago
i particularly like that right now i get to hear about different small practices people do that arent the AI itself, but that i wouldnt have considered otherwise. git worktrees as an example.
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6mo ago
as a comparison, i think the wheelchair itself is people making their own accessibility. the wheelchair is not built into the site, and only requires a few hooks or the odd helping hand to work. mapping back to software, and especially webs
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6mo ago
it will still miss the ai authoring the music, and a human performing it
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in the broad strokes of ai generated, i wouldnt be so sure. if the ai picked a bunch of samples and combined them together and mastered using an mcp to a DAW, how is that particularly distinguishable vs a person doing the same thing badly?
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6mo ago
why are you learning to do woodwork when working wood was already automated away decades or centuries ago?
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instruments have never been cheaper, and for as dense as US cities can be now, they're still not that dense and people have learned to play instruments in denser settings
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theres no tactile feedback. the music creation is asynchronous to the playing.
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6mo ago
engineering learning from a senior sde maybe 5 years ago - set your constraints with purpose, and apply them without breaking your system. just because you have infinite effects doesn't mean you have to use them all. yypu can set whate
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> Why: It will drown audience with slop and make them not care for new releases even more. why do you think this is the case though? vs people being more excited to get art made by small artists because they arent ai slop. tbe small ar
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have you told the people around you that you are looking for that support and that its motivating? I think you will find that creative works are no more fulfilling than bike rides when you actually get into it. There's no separate magi
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you need technical skill to apply it creatively. a rhythm game will help develop rhythm skill, which can then be used to make new rythms creatively
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> e.g a phone with a glued battery can have 5000mAh but the same phone with a more durable battery connector can only be 4500mAh. alternatively, i can trade more bulk for more battery. if its got a connector, why cant i put a bigger bat
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6mo ago
nothing would prevent putting a nuke on the drone, and making a it a tactical nuke delivery system. you can have them as big or small as you want, and in air, on the surface, or under the water. you are applying arbitrary constraints to a t
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the weapons are put in container slots. something like a spiderweb container isnt going to be visible just looking at the ship you wouldnt think ukraine would be able to drive its semi trucks right up to russian nuclear bombers, but they di
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the world is getting close to being an rts though. real time top down view everywhere all at once, but with commands and targets being set with a ton of parallelism - many rts players at once picking who to send where for the same team
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if the US ever trains with ukraine like the brits did, youll find that the current doctrine has no ability to move against ukrainian defensive lines. this is the current state of the art. it will be a major innovation if somebody figures ou
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that didn't cross the red line, and the US has a phone call to talk it over and that Russia's policy for using nukes hadnt been breached
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6mo ago
however, nato is fighting the full might of china, russia, iran, and north korea. the whole set. and china is fighting for both ukraine and russia at the same time. why arent you worried about nato randomly attacling china so china stops su
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you can look into game theory and crisis bargaining to see when and when not nukes make sense. theyre very expensive to use, so the benefits of war have to be extraordinary to match
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im not so sure. Ukraine is sending drones over very long distances now, ducking through air defense.
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i dont think this is a meaningful distinction. it knows the past tokens because theyre part of the input for predicting the next token. its part of the model architecture that it knows it. if that isnt knowing, people dont know how to walk,
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why is the breakdown from words to letters your highest priority thing to add to the training data? what problem does this allow you to solve that you couldnt otherwise?
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im surprised terminology isnt borrowed from mechanical engineering on the type of fit that two pieces are supposed to have. Interference fits vs clearance do a physical job of describing whats happening
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support quality is an obvious one, the other being how well the ai can use it, and how ai SEO-ed you are. vercel and next.js for isntance are absolutely loved by claude
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you can have it write test cases though. in this case to make a local copy of the db, fill it with a set of records with an expected output of the query, then check to see of the query produces what you want. you could then have it make que
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22122 is a familiar looking username. hiya, long time no see! if so
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i dont think crimes define whether states have a right to exist. they just dont have a right to exist. states exist by consent of the governed.
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im not convinced that it will. you dont notice it when you are only looking at your own harness results, but the llm bakes so very much of your own skills and opinions into what it does. LLMs still regurgitate a ton.
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