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A Message to Devs at the Frontier(jackcamerano.com)
1 points by OccamsMirror 7mo ago|0 comments
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Living Human Brain Cells Play Doom on a Cortical Labs CL1 [video](youtube.com)
8 points by OccamsMirror 7mo ago|0 comments
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by OccamsMirror 7mo ago
Likewise, am still holding on to my iPhone 13 Pro for the foreseeable future. Even with Liquid Glass destroying my battery life. In fact, if this phone died, thanks to Liquid Glass I would likely go buy an Android phone. Maybe a Graphene OS
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by OccamsMirror 7mo ago
If they were smart they would show those number here. It's like walking past an empty restaurant.
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by OccamsMirror 7mo ago
Don't boycott it! Just don't pay for it. Smash the free service hard.
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by OccamsMirror 8mo ago
I have to agree with the previous user. I'm not brew installing a closed source daemon. I'd have to imagine that moving this out to its own repo with Claude Code would be trivial so I don't understand the resistance. This is
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by OccamsMirror 8mo ago
In my experience they've always been this way. Real engineers lose to idiots that can knock out a nice Wordpress website. Now the way real engineers lose to idiots that can vibe out a nice UI. Same same, but different.
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by OccamsMirror 8mo ago
You’re describing task reallocation, but the bigger second-order effect is where the firm can now source the remaining human judgment. AI reduces the penalty for weak domain context. Once the work is packaged like that, the “thinking part”
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by OccamsMirror 8mo ago
Dishes, laundry and cooking.
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by OccamsMirror 9mo ago
Should have used Go with Bubbletea.
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by OccamsMirror 9mo ago
> People must be hiding under a rock if they don't think this will have big consequences to society People are not paying much mind to these freelance style jobs. It absolutely will have an impact on society.
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by OccamsMirror 9mo ago
This rule of three structure too: "We are a Western European company, so GDPR and data sovereignty are at the heart of our architecture, not an afterthought."
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by OccamsMirror 9mo ago
That emdash in your response. Chefs kiss
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by OccamsMirror 9mo ago
Even better it could just support WASM and be language agnostic.
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by OccamsMirror 9mo ago
So which approach worked better?
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by OccamsMirror 9mo ago
Are they using these tests as a form of RLHF?
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by OccamsMirror 10mo ago
Puppeteer. Absolute game changer for building web frontends.
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by OccamsMirror 10mo ago
Thanks to LetsEncrypt DNS-01, you can absolutely spin up a production-like environment with SSL and everything. It's definitely worth doing.
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by OccamsMirror 10mo ago
Not when that provider is AWS and the outage is hitting news websites. You share the link to AWS being down and go back to sleep.
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by OccamsMirror 10mo ago
> Do toy manufacturers let their kids play with their toys 24 hours a day and not go outside or do homework? I bet toy manufacturers have never had to think: "is this toy bad for my child's development?"
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by OccamsMirror 10mo ago
My kids aren’t allowed on YouTube. I run a local system that mirrors approved channels to our home server and serves them through Plex. Creators lose ad revenue; that’s unfortunate. The alternative was nonstop ads on children’s content and
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by OccamsMirror 10mo ago
Can confirm. There is zero good will towards Oracle in my organization, and AWS have positioned themselves in a way to push the enterprise team to using PostgreSQL on RDS, and helping development teams make the move with training and proser
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by OccamsMirror 10mo ago
You seem to be telling on yourself if you think Andrew Tate's viewpoints are representative of conversative viewpoints and not just toxic misogyny.
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by OccamsMirror 10mo ago
Your analogy fails because picking up a burning stick isn’t a combustion engine, whereas decades of neural-net and sequence-model work directly enabled modern LLMs. LLMs aren’t “five years old”; the scaling-transformer regime is. The compon
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by OccamsMirror 10mo ago
Perhaps the fact that you think this field is only 5 years old means you're probably not enough of an authority to comment confidently on it?
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by OccamsMirror 10mo ago
You don't think humans hunted tigers in 40,000BC?
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by OccamsMirror 10mo ago
I wonder if they'll accept "all I have is a Hacker News account".
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by OccamsMirror 10mo ago
To be clear though, the horses didn't adapt. Their populate was reduced by orders of a magnitude.
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by OccamsMirror 10mo ago
TOXIKK was awesome. But very hard to find matches with players.
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by OccamsMirror 10mo ago
Yeah I'm not convinced Microsoft can do software anymore. I think they're a shambling mess of a zombie software company with enough market entropy to keep going for a long time.

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