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ActionHank
3mo ago
Those who've made AI their entire personality really do seem to lack the emotional fortitude to deal with someone else having an opinion. I'm anti Zuck, but it's mostly because he's a lizard man with no morals. You are a
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3mo ago
So you mean to tell me that they are in it for the money and not the love of the game?
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3mo ago
Latency, unless we get instantaneous comms working there will always be lag. Annoying when you play games, likely expensive when the robot keeps breaking things.
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3mo ago
Every single one of these robot plays are going to try pivot to having someone do you laundry remotely for a dollar a day. If they ever get the tech down (I doubt it), they will then try move to broader labour replacement. This is why all t
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3mo ago
This is the key point, they're all enforcing tagging with no means to filter it out entirely.
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4mo ago
"If Disney wants to retain their rights to Mickey they really shouldn't be showing any images of him to the world."
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4mo ago
I do wonder if there isn't enough computer science / software engineering that is being taught as part of data science. People I've worked with that used R and manged data / did analysis didn't really seem too conce
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4mo ago
Always fun to remember when calculating TAM - something like 85 - 90% of the world earns less than $1000 usd per month. The math don’t math here, there literally aren’t enough people to afford this and businesses will go under the more peop
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4mo ago
Not even an IDE. A workflow built on top of an opensource editor.
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4mo ago
That must be a mistake, revenue isn't the word for the money you're going to throw in the furnace.
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4mo ago
I feel like you've maybe had the benefit of working in teams where this didn't happen. I've seen it first hand, people cotton on to EM's latest buzz word, find some space to shove it into and then show it off. EM is blow
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4mo ago
They've spent more than a decade cratering their OS. I doubt they will be able to turn it around with one code-named project.
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4mo ago
No one is doing serious work on Windows anymore, those who are have yet to realise the clownshow they are collectively a part of.
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4mo ago
"Why don't you just say that this store is selling pants that smell of poop, it's irrelevant that someone pooped in them because they also sell other pants that no one pooped in. Aren't you upset that they also sell you
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4mo ago
I believe we've settled on AI bros gargling all the stocks.
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4mo ago
I think your ignorance is showing. There is far more to it than all that. I've interviewed far too many nextjs experts who couldn't do anything else. That's not a skill, that's just knowledge, which at this point is free
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5mo ago
Believe me when I say that I am totally aware of this degree of functionality, but the reality is that the world is not burning trillions of dollars so you can generate side projects that never quite get good enough to go to market. The sal
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5mo ago
The premise of why AI will change the world is because Jill from accounting is going to make a custom reporting app. Thing is Jill always could do that, she just didn’t leverage the information available. Now Jill can make the reporting app
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5mo ago
It's genuinely strange to me that people are acting like anything is possible now, because AI. We had the internet for decades, with the sum of human knowledge largely available, no one used it. Now those same uninspired masses are goi
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5mo ago
Possibly Playstation as well.
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5mo ago
OP is lucky they aren't getting ads while the agent is working.
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5mo ago
Wait, are you saying you don't handcraft svgs of pelicans riding bicycles?
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5mo ago
Fair enough, but now imagine that the code is slop too. You're getting slopped from both sides, do you still care?
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5mo ago
Now imagine that your work specs are generated by an AI agent that the EM is using. Do you still care about the work?
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5mo ago
Ok, but why though? More expensive, as good or worse at the job, and it runs in the terminal, because that's cool?
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5mo ago
It could also be that much like most large orgs now you've made LLMs your entire personality, so you don't see the inherent bias. Most LLM users who are not touching code are certainly not going to be using a harness. They're
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5mo ago
> a human will DO worse then a 25% degradation. * than
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8mo ago
This is why I uninstalled Notepad. They are convinced it needs to be a worse vscode when all I want is something to edit plain text files.
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8mo ago
Consequences come later friendo.
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8mo ago
I personally love the idea that they think people are so desperate to logon to facebook or tik tok that they will use some government vpn to access advertising laden slop.
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