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by aatd86 3y ago
That's true of anything though. And at a meta level, the end users do benefit from faster iteration. "Yes I could do without this tool, using my bare hands... But I created this tool and now it's easier and I'm faster at
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by aatd86 3y ago
Some are trying to become immortals... :o)
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by aatd86 3y ago
When no one has a job... Money will become worthless... Overtime, A(G)I will become the great equalizer by destroying the economy as we know it, removing work from the equation. It will require nuclear fusion or anything that makes the ener
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by aatd86 3y ago
I was just asking myself that yesterday... Reasoning has degraded. To the point it was sometimes weirdly losing context and hallucinating... Like its brain got fatigued or something...
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by aatd86 3y ago
I will be the one overweighted in the report because I keep typing go mod init and go work init... I don't know I never actually remember the commands. :o)
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by aatd86 3y ago
What public? I've been waiting for weeks to try...
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by aatd86 3y ago
I agree with the fact that "experts" are quite often wrong and it's too easy to be derailed by appeal to authority. On the other hand she has a point. As long as the tech won't be 99.99xxxx safe, it will introduce moral
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by aatd86 3y ago
Well, if it starts giving aswers that are conjectures based on non-facts, it will be dangerous as it can now be gamed. So maybe it's a feature here and not a bug?
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by aatd86 3y ago
The most impressive was actually the classical one. From a music producer standpoint if that's the quality for classical music, could definitely create some samples.
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by aatd86 3y ago
Oh ok. So that's layouting that is different? (all else being accounted for)
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by aatd86 3y ago
That must be subjective because Go's syntax is pretty fine to me. To illustrate, when I started learning Go, I implemented Concurrent Hash Array Mapped Tries from some PhD thesis and the pseudo code algorithm actually looked pretty muc
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by aatd86 3y ago
You still need libraries and the ecosystem. If it can't find those, then because there is no training data, best case scenario is that it will hallucinate APIs that don't exist.
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by aatd86 3y ago
What UI patterns are so different if I may ask? I have more experience with webdev but I can't seem to think of major differences in mobile.
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by aatd86 3y ago
What will your LLM be trained on? It only makes the problem even more acute I think.
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by aatd86 3y ago
That's interesting. Usually, I would ask if you have ever had difficulties focusing your attention, some ADHD? How do you grade your visualization? Can you create a scene in your head and control it 100%? How often do you get a random
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by aatd86 3y ago
The issue is that it is not clear cut at all. Psychosis is a positive symptom. But by changing the neuro-transmitter balance when treating psychosis with anti-psychotic medication, negative symptoms can also appear. Depending on who establi
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by aatd86 3y ago
Genetic cause is often what is claimed of things that are not very well understood at all. Myopia being one of them for instance. (it's actually often an adaptation process that is actually found to be reversible) Wrt SZ, not only is i
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by aatd86 3y ago
Nah, A(G)I will accelerate that. Give it a few months. Edit: Dang... It was just a joke. (well partially, the timescale should have made it obvious still)
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by aatd86 3y ago
Basically, needing two servers... One for the API, one (mandatorily a js one, nodejs or deno or whatever... ) to serve the pages. Personally, I don't like much where the frontend is trying to lock people into.(javascript)
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by aatd86 4y ago
Reminds me that I need to check https://vale.dev/ This is another one that tries to attack the same surface area as rust but aims at being easier.
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by aatd86 4y ago
It's not even about the amount of tokens to be fair. It's about how easy and how consistent the idioms are. If we look at frontend js... There is a new framework every other month because no one really found out the most minimal,
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by aatd86 4y ago
I see. When they say feelings, I reckon they mean sensations. Not emotions. Homeostasis is just about the delta measurement/ variation being sufficient. Because humans are all different from each other and therefore, an absolute measur
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by aatd86 4y ago
I don't understand what you imply by this quote. A running machine would just have different homeostatic measurements.
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by aatd86 4y ago
If the body is simply a data processing machine, data which is acquired via our keen or not so keen senses, why does the article ends up concluding that AIs are not conscious? They are not as conscious as we are perhaps, the same way a mol
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by aatd86 4y ago
One way to see it is that a type has a given methods located in a given namespace in the nominal type system. A nominal type system doesn't necessarily enforce semantics either. It just enforces the location of a method definition. See
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by aatd86 4y ago
Hmmh. You seem to be restating what was said above. A nominal type system still is superseded by a structural type system. The difference is in how a type is defined. Or what kind of constraints are in entailment said otherwise. An interfac
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by aatd86 4y ago
Fair. That's not really in contradiction too. The additional naming constraint added to a structural interface would form a sort of namespace for methods. I think in the comments below that someone likens this to tags in C++.
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by aatd86 4y ago
I don't think it will ever be possible below the point of reaching some form of AGI. But even if it were, it's more about design and not sure that a machine will have the same empathy towards a human cognitive shortcomings.
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by aatd86 4y ago
That's something I have been pondering for some time. I believe it's a false dichotomy. My thought is still that structural supersedes nominal . A nominal interface is just another constraint added to the list of constraints of
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by aatd86 4y ago
One still needs libraries and APIs. The ecosystem matters.

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