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Eggpants
1y ago
Wow. A Tucker simp on hacker news, didn’t have that on my bingo card.
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You have to be pretty native to think VC’s don’t astroturf forums and let random mobs steer discussions about their investments. Even dinosaurs like Microsoft have been caught doing exactly that many time. Including fake “letters to the edi
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1y ago
Try again. No self respecting Emacs user would ever call vim “good”.
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1y ago
Most of the "magic" of large models are really just function calls, so as long as the small models have access to the same functions they work well. They fixed the "how many R's in Strawberry" issue by offloading t
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1y ago
When you invent accounting terms to hide how much money Azure is really losing it catches up to you eventfully. Even Balmer, still one of the largest share holders, called them bullshit. And history has shown nothing juices executive stock
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1y ago
It takes special kind of loser to pay to wear a video and microphone live feed to Facebook.
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1y ago
No. Karpathy has long embraced the Silly-con valley “Fake it until you make it” mind set. One of his slides even had a frame of Tesla self driving video that was later revealed to be faked. It’s in his financial self interest to over inflat
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1y ago
Just wait for the enshitencation of LLM services. It going to get wild when the tech bro investors demand ads be the included in responses. It will be trivial for a version of AdWords where someone pays for response words be replaced. “Car”
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1y ago
Starts with “No” then follows that up with “most likely”. So in other words you don’t know the real answer but posted anyways.
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1y ago
It take a special kind of person to think, yeah, I'll wear a live camera and microphone connected to Facebook...
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1y ago
Your made up stories are not convincing. You are coming off as one of the block-chain bros desperately trying to claim “you just don’t get it because I’m smarter than you”
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1y ago
I take it back, it seems I just had to restart zed to get it to work/connect properly. My bad.
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1y ago
Sorry. An Editor shouldn't need an account/sign-in to use a locally hosted LLM model.
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lol. Hopefully the devs changes the Zed webpage header to "Zed - Everything's snappy like notepad.exe"
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1y ago
Then your “code” is riddled with bugs. Coding by Statistics will only end in tears.
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1y ago
I also wished it was more Mac air than iPad but the remote wide curved desktop feature is VERY nice. It seems to me the next logical step is remote individual app display/controls. Sadly the Adtech scumbags can’t help themselves from t
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1y ago
GenAI/LLM slop subverts the need for a rich visual display. WTF. Please explain How does a statistic based lossy compression technique with high error rates does that? It’s telling that the best use case Facebook could come up with fo
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2y ago
“You need to believe” pretty much says it all. Your example isn’t convincing because there will be only one correct answer with little variation(the API in question). I’m sure you’re finding some use for it. I can’t wait for when the LLM pr
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2y ago
It’s not that the imports don’t exist, they did in the original codebase the LLM creator stole from by ignoring the projects license terms.
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2y ago
It’s not a miracle, it’s statistics. Once you understand it’s a clever lossy text compression technique, you can see why it appears to do well with boilerplate(crud)/common interview coding questions. Any code request requiring any kin
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2y ago
More likely an investor, and I’m sure the company reviews are “protected” by blockchains.
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2y ago
lol. You must be a hoot at parties.
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2y ago
I genuinely laughed out loud from “why not Rust?”. Thank you. That cult give Haskell snobs a run for their money.
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2y ago
You forgot the /s
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2y ago
AI is a lossy data compression technique at best. One can always tell when an AI cheerleader/ex blockchain bro has hitched their financial wagon to this statistic based word vomit grift.
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Oracle. It’s only a matter of time when its CEO decides he wants to buy another Hawaiian island and sics his army of lawyers after everyone using it.
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Rust is sadly more about marketing than actually being popular or safe. That stackoverflow survey rust folks so proudly crow about shows it’s the #1 ‘admired’ language, well #2 was closure and Zig over the years which clearly shows the valu
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2y ago
ChatBLT and Copilot break every license of every repo they were trained on. Even the most liberal project license states you have to include, and not modify, the license file. So you’re glad for code thieves. Interesting… So to give you th
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I was greatly disappointed the movie didn’t include the most interesting part of the book: <spoiler> A message is discovered in the digits of pi.
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ChatBLT would’ve been more honest.
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