JambalayaJimbo

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by JambalayaJimbo 11mo ago
Portrait photography works whether or not there is a painting of the subject... LLMs cannot exist unless specifically consuming previous works! The authors of those works have every right to be upset about not being financially compensated,
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by JambalayaJimbo 11mo ago
My context is Canada; the problem we have here is that there is a big divide between people who bought their big homes with land 10-20 years ago, and the people in the market right now who can only afford apartments. The issue it twofold; (
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by JambalayaJimbo 1y ago
How many musicians make their living off of recorded music anymore?
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by JambalayaJimbo 1y ago
We need a rule on this website to ban comments like these. It’s unfalsifiable and therefore worthless.
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by JambalayaJimbo 1y ago
What if you want to be a better problem solver (in the tech domain)? Where should you focus your efforts? That's what is confusing to me. There is a massive war between the LLM optimists and pessimists. Whenever I personally use LLM to
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by JambalayaJimbo 1y ago
The authors and publishers are getting paid by the library for the physical book borrowed, which endures wear and tear and must ultimately be replaced. Not sure how licensing for digital books work with libraries - all the library systems I
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by JambalayaJimbo 1y ago
I have ADHD bro
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by JambalayaJimbo 1y ago
> The dumbest thing a smart person can do is work on AI for a company he doesn't own Is this not all employment? I am also creating software that I will not own or reap the continued benefits from. When I was working for a coffee sh
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by JambalayaJimbo 1y ago
Current LLMs are way better at understanding language than the old voice assistants.
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by JambalayaJimbo 1y ago
Remote workers, especially if they’re in a different time zone, are likely not going to be as effective as onshore in-person workers.
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by JambalayaJimbo 1y ago
My ADHD diagnosis entirely changed my life. It gave me the tools to stop blaming myself every single day. Even if I didn’t get the chance to take meds I wouldn’t have traded it for the world.
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by JambalayaJimbo 1y ago
Communication is a different story, do we know whether it’s possible in the first place? And that requires device integrity.
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by JambalayaJimbo 1y ago
It's a new space, everyone is coming up with their own protocols. It's really no different than Stripe offering an API so you can use them as a payment provider. You need to implement this API on your website so ChatGPT can allow
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by JambalayaJimbo 1y ago
There is a massive difference between an AI agent understanding the intent of my question, and keyword search on old (pre-enshittified) search engines. Even if OpenAI needs to feed the VC beast, they will always be open source LLMs that can
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by JambalayaJimbo 1y ago
If there is a Covid round 2, and my government tries to implement another lockdown, I will flaunt the rules as brazenly as possible. So will almost everyone I know. My trust in the government has completely evaporated; the “cure” was worse
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by JambalayaJimbo 1y ago
Do you have this workshop available online? I’m really struggling to understand what “tool calls” and MCP are!
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by JambalayaJimbo 1y ago
How will pro se defendants afford LexisNexis??
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by JambalayaJimbo 1y ago
Are residents and people working on ships actually making decisions for 100 hours a week? It's the cognitive load that I find difficult to believe about these numbers, not the At one point I was also working crazy hours at a fast food
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by JambalayaJimbo 1y ago
Plenty of workplaces reimburse for ubers right now
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by JambalayaJimbo 1y ago
You actually have to count the number of bytes in the generated machine code to get the real count
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by JambalayaJimbo 1y ago
Your kid will hate your car constrained area, because they will be unable to get around themselves until they’re old enough / rich enough to drive one
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by JambalayaJimbo 1y ago
I'm sure pedagogically speaking it's better to use physical devices
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by JambalayaJimbo 1y ago
As a species?? You’re just talking about young people. And that’s just because texting was cheap. Lots of my friends send voice notes these days. I prefer them. Especially if they’re auto transcribed so the person on the other end can choos
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by JambalayaJimbo 1y ago
Slack is the first place I search for any issue at my company and I frequently take advantage of 3-4 year old threads
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by JambalayaJimbo 1y ago
>If I knock on a door, it swings open, and I walk inside and steal something, then imho there should be a lesser maximum charge for possessing burglary tools than if I show up with a lock gun, crowbar, and concrete saw. Why? (I'm no
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by JambalayaJimbo 1y ago
Okay but what information did he obtain by doing that? If I break into a mistakenly locked police station, surely I cannot use the excuse "I was simply turning a door knob"
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by JambalayaJimbo 1y ago
I’m absolutely shocked that people think this example is a good comparison here. If only our jobs were exactly as stimulating as a video game, and the outcomes didn’t matter at all - then maybe we could use WOW raids as evidence.
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by JambalayaJimbo 1y ago
If your work could be easily quantified and measured like that, it would be contracted out to the lowest bidder.
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by JambalayaJimbo 1y ago
I work in the space as a developer of an SGX based application. In the last few years, VM solutions have become much more popular, and our cloud provider has been pushing us to transition to AMD SEV-SNP. We haven't transitioned yet, so
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by JambalayaJimbo 1y ago
Refresh tokens aren’t necessarily long lived, you can force the client to exchange for another refresh token.

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