Kiro

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by Kiro 10mo ago
I think the difference between the two is shrinking by the day. At this point I almost never need to address anything with the LLM's solution and could easily just go straight to testing for most things. The key difference is still the
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by Kiro 10mo ago
Artificial cognition has been an established term long before LLMs. You're conflating human cognition with cognition at large. Weather and cognition are both categories that contain many different things.
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by Kiro 10mo ago
Never a dupe when you say it is. You need another word.
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by Kiro 11mo ago
Don't games make arbitrary drawings using fragment shaders all the time? Clouds, water lava, slime, explosions etc.
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by Kiro 11mo ago
While (I presume) technically correct I don't think your clarifications are helpful for someone trying to understand shaders. The only thing that made me understand (fragment) shaders was something similar to the parent's explanat
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by Kiro 11mo ago
I think their explanation is great. The shader is run on all the pixels within the quad and your shader code needs to figure out if the pixel is within the shape you want to draw or not. Compared to just drawing it pixel by pixel if you do
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by Kiro 11mo ago
You wouldn't know anything about it considering you've been wrong in all your accusations and predictions. Glad to see no-one takes you seriously anymore.
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by Kiro 11mo ago
Funny thing to say considering the author of Datasette himself says it's accurate.
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by Kiro 11mo ago
> "Mosaic" is a well-known web browser A browser that was discontinued 30 years ago.
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by Kiro 11mo ago
Maybe I'm focusing too much in the hardliners but I see it everywhere, especially in tech.
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by Kiro 11mo ago
Incredible that we happen to be alive at the exact moment humanity peaked in its interlingual communication. With Google Translate and hand gestures there is no need to evolve it any further.
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by Kiro 11mo ago
> it’s a useful technology that is very likely overhyped to the point of catastrophe I wish more AI skeptics would take this position but no, it's imperative to claim that it's completely useless.
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by Kiro 11mo ago
I don't think you understand how off that statement is. It's also pretty ignorant considering Google Translate barely worked at all for many languages. So no, it didn't work great and even for the best possible language pair
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by Kiro 11mo ago
Such an absurd comparison. It's like hearing the world's first audio recording, saying "wow sounds like total shit" and not be impressed because you can go listen to a full symphony orchestra live.
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by Kiro 11mo ago
You can criticize the code but "wow looks like total shit" is such an embarrassing thing to say considering the context. Imagine going back a few years and show them a tool outputting this from text. No-one would believe it.
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by Kiro 11mo ago
I agree but if Gemini 3 is as good as people on HN said about the preview, then this is the wrong announcement to sleep on.
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by Kiro 11mo ago
Pretty long stretch between "useless" and "completely satisfied". I don't think I'm completely satisfied with anything in my life including AI, but that doesn't mean I'm not having a lot of success wi
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by Kiro 11mo ago
No, they are not and you have no authority in this matter. > Convincing you isn't important to me. Correcting you is. Truly, a martyr for the greater good.
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by Kiro 11mo ago
You not being able to use it successfully is no basis for such a conclusion. One verified observation is stronger than infinite lack of observation.
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by Kiro 11mo ago
I don't agree that they are dark though. > Trying to save your ego or pride by pretending is silly. Now you really convinced me!
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by Kiro 11mo ago
I don't think any of those statements are controversial. Do you mind elaborating?
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by Kiro 11mo ago
Yeah, can't take this site seriously when it lists some of my favorite mechanics as dark patterns.
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by Kiro 11mo ago
Couldn't relate to a single argument.
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by Kiro 11mo ago
Hm, maybe it's me who misunderstands the workflow. In that case I agree with you. That said, I think the non-determinism when rerunning a coding task is actually pretty useful when you're trying to brainstorm solutions. I quite of
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by Kiro 11mo ago
I remember when you used to get scolded on HN for preventing scrapers or bots. "How I access your site is irrelevant".
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by Kiro 11mo ago
I would love to see a prompt where it fails such a thing. Do you have an example?
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by Kiro 11mo ago
Why would you want to rerun it? In that context a human is also an unreliable compiler. Put two humans on the task and you will get two different results. Even putting the same human on the same task again will yield something different. LL
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by Kiro 11mo ago
Interesting. I wonder if people saying that they are useless base it on experiences before that and have had them turned off since.
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by Kiro 11mo ago
Yes, that's how you enter the lucid state. You find ways to tell that you're dreaming and condition yourself to check for those while awake. Eventually you will do it inside a dream and realize that you're dreaming.
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by Kiro 11mo ago
Do you have an example? YT captions being useless is a common trope I keep seeing on reddit that is not reflected in my experience at all. Feels like another "omg so bad" hyperbole that people just dogpile on, but would love to be

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