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BatFastard
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BatFastard
5d ago
True, but do you need a 10,000 dollar machine to do so? I would love to find an excuse to buy a 10,000 dollar machine! But I cant find one yet. My current cloud bill is in excess of 400 USD per month. Just can't achieve frontier model
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5d ago
Anthropic is reporting 100 Billion ARR. Even if you could get a frontier model, you would not be able to run it on any Mac. So speculating on what M7 or M9 will achieve in 5 years (if we even still exist) seems pointless.
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5d ago
>A more apples-to-apples comparison Don't you mean an Apple to NVidea comparison?
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7d ago
I use an antagonistic agent to review and refute its findings, works great.
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10d ago
Read https://ai-2027.com/ This prediction has proven quite accurate so far. Don't think anyone should panic, but people should be aware.
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17d ago
Has anyone read https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biological_War:_A_Scenario Sounds like there already exist some pretty crazy biological weapons in existence. I dont know if it will be 5 years or 20 years, but at some poi
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17d ago
And software engineers have a right solution? Guess again.
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17d ago
I can't argue with that model, but in the past they actually did new and interesting things! The M series processor, the iPhone. Lets hope new CEO who is more of an engineer then the last one was ramps things up.
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17d ago
Go Apple, bring up the rear! Can they even do anything new?
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18d ago
Neurodivergent
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19d ago
a link to article he is referring to. https://ai-2027.com/ worth reading
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19d ago
Wow, everyone should read this!
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19d ago
The thing is... AI is not going to solve any problems. People needs to solve their problems. AI can give us clever solutions, but its up to us to do it!
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25d ago
I find Fable can solve in minute things that Opus struggles with. Of course Fable can struggle too.
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26d ago
I made the same choice, aside from privacy concerns, you can not locally host a cost competitive model. But I am looking forward to lower hardware costs!
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28d ago
As the old saying goes, an untested backup is a non backup.
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29d ago
Question for me is "Will something you can do free now, be suspicious in the future?" Like voting, or taking your kids to a private school, or going to an EFF meeting? As long as you feel fine having the government know absolutel
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29d ago
Its only been around for 50 years, but few people ever consider it.
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29d ago
Does anyone know how many candidates there are? Would we approach such a civilization?
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1mo ago
What will be next in Trump's destruction of the American Economy? So far he has driven away allies, put huge tariff on our most loyal allies. Driven away manufacturing by tariff policies. Driven away immigrants and academics. Pushed a
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1mo ago
Brilliant artist! I smile when I hear his name.
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1mo ago
My tests work, multiple agents confirm the code base. Code reviews pass. I do very little actual reading of code anymore. Now I am more of a results merchant.
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1mo ago
I found the article very interesting. Not click bait at all. I didn't realize that an octopuses brain was spread out all over its body.
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1mo ago
10,000 LOC, hell my LLM can do that in a day! Current project has over 60,000 LOC, I find using an antagonistic agent code and architecture reviews are really handy for keeping things grounded.
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1mo ago
next year I PROMISE!
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1mo ago
I would be interested in see that. I have reems of rules I use with Claude.
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1mo ago
Mostly agree, one small caveat. I always had a class of critical problems. They were rarely the important, but they were critical to things running smoothly.
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2mo ago
Many are, but some perform for lack of a better word.. magic. Went to a Orthopedic surgeon, he said my back pain was the cost of walking on two legs. Then I went to half a dozen cracking Chiropractors, and the were shit. Finally found one t
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2mo ago
King? I thought it was Lord Trump! His AI generated personality has ruled over the earth for all time.
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2mo ago
Why don't I hear anyone mentioning "Windfall profits tax" Are oil companies immune from legislation under the current administration?
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