MattDaEskimo

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by MattDaEskimo 8mo ago
The problem is that he is now beginning to make comparisons of AI versus Humans, as in it's a competition more than an augmentation.
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by MattDaEskimo 8mo ago
I'm convinced we are cycling through the stages of programming as it becomes commoditized.
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by MattDaEskimo 8mo ago
Truly incredible. OpenAI is putting money where their mouth is: a one-man team can create a vibe-coded project, and score big. Open-source, and hyped incredibly well. Interesting times ahead as everyone else chases this new get-rich-quick s
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by MattDaEskimo 8mo ago
I'm concerned that this fits in "using today's innovation to solve outdated paradigms". Google has A2A: An Agent-to-Agent Protocol. SaaS is plumetting in value. Arbitrary semantics made sense when communications were hum
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by MattDaEskimo 8mo ago
What's the goal here? There was an idea of OpenAI charging commission or royalties on new discoveries. What kind of researcher wants to potentially lose, or get caught up in legal issues because of a free ChatGPT wrapper, or am I missi
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by MattDaEskimo 8mo ago
Running your own email server is not trivial. Federated networks are theoretically and systematically superior to centralized, that's why people push it. Humanity and social media isn't about technological superiority. Current pla
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by MattDaEskimo 8mo ago
It feels like federated networks with open-sourced feed algorithms are the best path forward. If AI removes any technical limitations, and automates content management, what's stopping a content creator from owning what they create and
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by MattDaEskimo 9mo ago
Makes one wonder what the other, more horrific side of this looks like, and how law enforcement and even begin to separate truth from fiction
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by MattDaEskimo 9mo ago
They'll have cannibalized enough money for themselves to leave and retire
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by MattDaEskimo 9mo ago
PopOS is a great middle ground. It's an Ubuntu derivative (although they also recently released their own OS) that manages Nvidia drivers on your behalf. Gaming on Steam is extremely simple now, doesn't matter if it natively suppo
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by MattDaEskimo 9mo ago
Tailwind itself is not useless, but the plus package is. It's a simple convenience utility belt that LLMs can already automate. Both open-source and open-core need to be re-evaluated as labor value plummets. I also disagree with the &q
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by MattDaEskimo 9mo ago
I'm sorry, but seriously? How could you not care who has your health data? I think the more plausible comment is "I've been protected my whole life by health data privacy laws that I have no idea what the other side looks lik
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by MattDaEskimo 9mo ago
Parsing markdown into a data structure without any sort of error handling is diabolical for a company like Anthropic
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by MattDaEskimo 9mo ago
English - or better put: human language - is not the "new code". Since the inception of programming a person could ask another to write code. This manual is hallucinated nonsense. The only interesting part is how people uneducated
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by MattDaEskimo 9mo ago
My heart goes out to the devs forced to return to work to solve these issues. Numerous groups claiming numerous exploits - mostly MongoBleed. One has to wonder: why didn't anyone anticipate this happening? Surely the moment this exploi
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by MattDaEskimo 9mo ago
I would agree with this statement before LLMs. Reading manuals can take time, be messy, and are sometimes hard to understand. Now, I can simply ask any LLM to write the command, and understand any following issues or questions. For example,
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by MattDaEskimo 10mo ago
Let's be honest about this current situation. Valve pushing for Linux gaming is for survival, not charity. Windows is closing in on them: stricter kernel access (tougher time for anti-cheat) Encouraging users to use the app store, or m
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by MattDaEskimo 11mo ago
May be misplaced considering Teslas have hit pedestrians. Additionally, many cars have pedestrian/object collision detection.
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by MattDaEskimo 11mo ago
It's these workarounds that inevitably end up with someone hurt and someone else blaming the LLM.
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by MattDaEskimo 11mo ago
Scroll position is _kind of_ fine. Typically I can link the ID in the URL as "state". I was referring to mostly everything else
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by MattDaEskimo 11mo ago
I can understand "shareable" state (scroll position), but _as much as possible_ seems like overkill. Why not just use localStorage?
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by MattDaEskimo 1y ago
Depends on your definition of "political ads". If your definition is: an ad that explicitly involves a party/politician, why? It seems like they're going to happen regardless, the difference is the subtly. For example, t
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by MattDaEskimo 1y ago
I'm not sure it's fair to separate "AI Slop" with "Buy my crap" marketing. People will monetize one way or another. It may be more or less explicit with AI slop. Additionally, I would challenge "AI slop po
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by MattDaEskimo 1y ago
99% of stats are made up
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by MattDaEskimo 1y ago
More than likely the full response was kept as context despite being interrupted. Notably though, the AI was clearly not utilizing its visual feed to work alongside him as implied
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by MattDaEskimo 1y ago
You can now let ChatGPT interact with any service that exposes an API, and then additionally provides an MCP server for to interact with the API
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by MattDaEskimo 1y ago
For me it's being able to fully browse movies and tv shows, along with their universal rating and not some vague "You'll like it" nonsense.
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by MattDaEskimo 1y ago
My biggest issue with "cheaper" alternatives is the same pathway they all take. Start cheap, gather market, then crank the costs after lock-in. Even "open-source" is abused. First everything is open-source, and then reas
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by MattDaEskimo 1y ago
Yes, the original announcement for o3 and o4-mini: https://openai.com/index/introducing-o3-and-o4-mini/ o3 scored 91.6 on AIME 2024. 83.3 on GPQA o4-mini scored 93.4, 81.4 GPQA Then, the new announcement https:&#
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by MattDaEskimo 1y ago
o3 scores noticeably worse on benchmarks compared to its original announcement benchmarks

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