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airstrike
4mo ago
And Django makes it ridiculously easy to write those raw queries in SQL directly so it seems like you're getting lots of mileage from the ORM without giving up anything
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airstrike
4mo ago
The difficult parts are just literally a raw SQL string so how is that any harder?
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airstrike
4mo ago
The correct SQL query will be more performant than what? The correct ORM call will build the same correct SQL query. ORM is ultimately SQL
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4mo ago
There are two reasons. First, reality is continuous whereas the digital world is discrete. Second, data in the real world is many orders of magnitude more detailed than what we're able to model with today's computers.
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4mo ago
Come on, now. That's irrelevant. Reality is by definition our physical reality , which is about an infinite number of levels more detailed than the, you know, _virtual_ digital world computers exist in. Whatever world we construct for
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4mo ago
Healthy individuals spread the disease to others, ultimately killing more people than the infinitesimal odds from getting vaccinated at the height of the pandemic
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airstrike
4mo ago
Nobody's there, though. And the old internet was shaped not just by technology, but by the people who were online
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Legion LegalTech sues U.S. over Anthropic Fable 5 and Mythos 5 shutdown
(thenextweb.com)
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4mo ago
I agree. I think it's a function of familiarity. People who interact daily with apps using Material Design get used to it and don't notice how odd it looks to everyone else.
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4mo ago
They're passable at those. And still no moat.
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4mo ago
Direct link https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HLv0iYJXUAAxMen.png?name=orig
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FIFA World Cup website in 2002
(xcancel.com)
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4mo ago
The single most important question to be discussed on this website right now.
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airstrike
4mo ago
It's literally not an issue
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airstrike
4mo ago
If you have that much in your menubar you have bigger problems
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airstrike
4mo ago
That's a very big if, though. There's been extensive news coverage about companies increasingly trying to move away from tokenmaxxing
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4mo ago
why does this suggest opening my password app the minute it loads? https://i.imgur.com/MmJYyKG.png
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airstrike
4mo ago
that tool is called Chrome with extra flags in the CLI
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4mo ago
the LLM does not require computer use to see the GUI and, again, that's a pretty niche use and not what Computer Use is being marketed for
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4mo ago
Does it have to view the page now repeatedly to download the JSON?
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airstrike
4mo ago
That is an incredibly niche use case and comes with a boatload of footguns. Even then, an AI writing AHK scripts likely outperforms.
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airstrike
4mo ago
I mean, your words not mine. You can't just claim I'm making a point I didn't. Spreadsheets are fucking glorious, powerful, clever, amazing and delightful, in my view.
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4mo ago
> And yet having an agent able yo use a computer on your behalf is really useful. It is, but there's no need for it to be viewing your screen, browsing websites and watching ads. That stuff is for humans, not for LLMs.
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4mo ago
Computer use is such a terrible idea. It's slow, insecure, error prone, expensive. I guess if you're trying to get people to tokenmaxx it may look like a valid strategy, but ain't no way this will be delightful to users. I th
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4mo ago
oh LOL I'm slow today ig
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huh, is OpenAI embracing Zig specifically? TIL
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They'll do anything but actually build an application.
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4mo ago
It's a really different market, though. New entrants can easily undercut them if they price too high
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4mo ago
I suspect they quantize them, reduce thinking budgets, batch more requests, or all of the above.
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4mo ago
That's a pretty shallow dismissal, and I bet you $100 I can tell you which model I'm talking to between 4.6 and 4.8 without looking or asking after a handful of messages. Anthropic famously had a terrible outage back when 4.6 was
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