alightsoul

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by alightsoul 1y ago
Even looking at r/programming I felt they were less wary of AI, or even comparing the comments here vs those on YouTube for this video
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by alightsoul 1y ago
It's interesting to see people here and on Blind are more wary? of AI than people in say, Reddit or Youtube comments
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by alightsoul 1y ago
The web started dying with mobile social media apps, in which hyperlinks are a poor UX choice. Then again with SEO banning outlinks. Now this. The web of interconnected pages that was the World Wide Web is dead. Not on social media? No one
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by alightsoul 1y ago
With vibe coding, I am under the impression that the only thing that matters for vibe coders is whether the output is good enough in the moment to fullfill a desire. For companies going AI first that's how it seems to be done. I see pe
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by alightsoul 1y ago
The safety part will probably be either solved or a non-issue or ignored. Similarly to how GPT3 was often seen as dangerous before ChatGPT was released. Some people who have only ever vibe coded are finding jobs today, ignoring safety entir
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by alightsoul 1y ago
I would like to make an AI agent that directly interfaces with a processor by setting bits in a processor register, thus eliminating the need for even assembly code or any kind of code. The only software you would ever need would be the AI.
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by alightsoul 1y ago
why does vibe coding still involve any code at all? why can't an AI directly control the registers of a computer processor and graphics card, controlling a computer directly? why can't it draw on the screen directly, connected dir
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by alightsoul 1y ago
what tools did you use?
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by alightsoul 1y ago
if o3 is so good why aren't they using it to replace management?
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by alightsoul 1y ago
either that or the improvements aren't as large as before.
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by alightsoul 1y ago
mind telling examples?
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by alightsoul 1y ago
Amazing. Wonder how fast it would be on a modern computer
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by alightsoul 2y ago
They might be using neither
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by alightsoul 2y ago
The enterprise plan and I believe the API too are more expensive
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by alightsoul 2y ago
But isn't AI very competitive right now? And also have more direct access to the "secret sauce" of the company?
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by alightsoul 2y ago
I have, in person. Their code requires a lot of cleanup and then there's the AI pit of death they often are not able to crawl out of due to... Mostly language differences. They don't know enough English to look stuff up and figure
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by alightsoul 2y ago
Given how things are going, maybe it will be ruled as "fair use" whereas something like controlled digital lending at the internet archive was ruled as "infringing" disgusting. So AI might become the only "legal&quo
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by alightsoul 2y ago
Yeah. Too much stuff to manage
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by alightsoul 2y ago
C# and other high level languages like Java are much safer than any low level language including Rust, in those languages you don't even have an unsafe mode