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by abss 3y ago
I hope that academic publishing will transform into a truly collaborative workflow through contributions to wiki-like systems for niche subjects. These wikis could evolve into courses, educational films, and books under the guidance of LLMs
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by abss 3y ago
While current Large Language Models (LLMs) offer impressive capabilities, they exhibit significant limitations, particularly in decision-making and planning. Establishing a robust orchestration mechanism to guide LLMs' 'intelligen
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by abss 3y ago
How it works?
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by abss 3y ago
I find this approach of mixing prompts, code, dependecies loading as slowing down the development. Product people should iterate and test various prompts and developers should focus on code. Am I wrong to expect this?
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by abss 3y ago
Is it true that pharmaceutical companies do not prioritize antibiotic research due to low profitability? Could new types of pharmaceutical companies, perhaps organized as a network of NGOs, take on this essential research?
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by abss 3y ago
The main issue is that when you start a new project almoust any approach is "simple enough". The problem is that an approach that is good long term will look like an overkill complexity on the first stages of a project. I have my
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by abss 3y ago
AI centered video conference application could create new revolutions in the next years. We were promised to get "AI talking heads" in SF movies 20-30 years ago. It is an obvious idea but we are not there yet. We still need a har
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by abss 3y ago
My "observation" about observability and "reactive type" of code is that old school proxies, events and ways of defining expressions that get computed when the dependecies change is a much simpler way of programm reactiv
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by abss 3y ago
Aligning everyone in a big corporation is like herding cats - you've got workers worried about their day-to-day, managers trying to balance their carrier plus top and bottom, and executives planning for the long haul. Lots of potential
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by abss 3y ago
"It’s not a movement, but it’s all over the place. It’s changed the way we see and think of things, almost everybody. It’s libertarian, socialism, anarchism. Of course, they’re not going to be popular. We have a class-based society, ri
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by abss 3y ago
Maybe the real issues emerge from capitalist system rules and incentives and the current tech industry is just shaped and emerged as a result?
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by abss 4y ago
Good news for automating the testing of the iOS apps...
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by abss 5y ago
Good points!
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by abss 5y ago
Well.. this articole has some points but is not 100% fair or correct. The value of distributed ledger (aka blockchain) is given by the fact that you can find the latest version of a record in a decentralised way. This is usefull outside cry
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by abss 5y ago
I remember this page from geocites... Opend my eye about some ugly aspects of OOP. But, without proper marketing and without some luck a lot of ideas should be rediscovered again and again. And maybe the table oriented programming ideas are
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by abss 5y ago
Very good indeed!
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by abss 5y ago
Very cool idea! Love it!
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by abss 5y ago
For c/c++ just use lemon: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lemon_(parser_generator) I think that lemon is comming from the same author as sqlite. I used it like 15 years ago ;) but i still remember lemon as high qu
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by abss 5y ago
Maybe earth was "seeded" by a galactic civilisation... Or not.. Things that happen at such large time scales are kind of irelevant for us.
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by abss 5y ago
For the taildrop author: I could see potential on this to be used in the enterprise blockchain area with a condition: make it easy to setup a virtual network in wich each member is manually approving public keys of the consortium members. W
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by abss 5y ago
It is in Antartica and got no rain but snow ;)
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by abss 5y ago
There we have ideas like executable choreographies (implementable by swarm communication) intended to be glue code at the integration level of the systems. Unfortunatly systems start small and dont need choreographies and when they become
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by abss 5y ago
What language?
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by abss 5y ago
I think that most of us would say that you are not imagining it. However, predicting the future is hard. The whole system is a fiction and can be patched for a long time with new fictions. The suffering of many get disipated by some sofist
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Do you know any real system using W3C DIDs and Verifiable Credentials?
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by abss 5y ago
(CNN)A microscopic animal has been revived after slumbering in the Arctic permafrost for 24,000 years Not a real animal ;)
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by abss 5y ago
You should also look to OpenDSU (opendsu.com) that covers in a unique ways these aspects. Basicaly it goes to build on the vision in wich applications are running inside digital wallets and you control your data (client side encryption) whi
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by abss 5y ago
Good stuff ;) An alternarive theory competing meta-rationality. And also complementing it a bit :) I found this part quite insightfull: "Some freely emulate other Sociopaths. Others carve out more imaginative paths. Morality becomes
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by abss 5y ago
Quote from the link: Kegan describes three stages of adult development (numbered 3, 4, and 5). We could call them pre-rational, rational, and meta-rational. These stages are distinctive, internally consistent, relatively-well-functioning mo
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by abss 5y ago
Yes.. metarationality is basicaly a sort of belief system about how and what we can undestand. If we dont undestand our limits and we do not use rationalities as tools we end in scientism or very wrong belief systems built on "fakery&q

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