amelius

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901.
by amelius 4mo ago
Where is copyright when you need it?
902.
by amelius 4mo ago
They are selling the former to investors, while selling the latter to us.
903.
by amelius 4mo ago
It's the same old argument about knives and technology. But we don't give children knives.
904.
by amelius 4mo ago
But if an LLM says "I don't know" should you pay for the tokens?
905.
by amelius 5mo ago
Monopoly/duopoly is more a US thing.
906.
by amelius 5mo ago
So, develop in an ergonomic language. Then use an LLM to convert to Rust. No human needs to read or write Rust anymore.
907.
by amelius 5mo ago
Would be great if it could convert the entire Python ecosystem to another language (or to GIL-free Python).
908.
by amelius 5mo ago
OpenJaw.
909.
by amelius 5mo ago
Companies just don't realize how personal computing is. An analogy is trying to make users wear certain clothes when they use your product, and then asking why it doesn't fly.
910.
by amelius 5mo ago
Yes, but benchmarks can be gamed. Maybe we need better reviewers then?
911.
by amelius 5mo ago
The problem is always: you don't know beforehand what bells and whistles you will need. That's why Qt is probably the only safe bet (or Web/Electron if you don't mind the slower performance).
912.
by amelius 5mo ago
What if the car can talk you through the medical procedure?
913.
by amelius 5mo ago
At first they bring tacos ...
914.
by amelius 5mo ago
+1 I think you've hit the nail on the head here.
915.
by amelius 5mo ago
I guess soon AI will kill __all__ books. If you can just type "please summarize that book into 1 page", or "make a 30 seconds tiktok format clip summarizing this book".
916.
by amelius 5mo ago
"AI" translates into "we treated your problem as a black box; if it doesn't work we'll fix it later by throwing more data at it!"
917.
by amelius 5mo ago
Why are the images always generated in the same orientation (upright)? Do the cells have awareness of what is "up"?
918.
by amelius 5mo ago
Happy GrapheneOS user here too since 2+ years now. Small point of critique: it would be nice if it was a little bit easier to switch between personas, for example by simply scrolling to a different workspace. Because now the feature is most
919.
by amelius 5mo ago
True but on the other hand it is really impressive how Stephen Wolfram managed to build a viable company around scientific software.
920.
by amelius 5mo ago
> I mean, even in China And Iran?
921.
by amelius 5mo ago
See also: https://rits.shanghai.nyu.edu/ai/karpathys-microgpt-on-fpga-... TL;DR: The CPU implementation was 71x faster than the FPGA. Note: model has only 4192 parameters.
922.
by amelius 5mo ago
> Of course, it'll be possible to circumvent this with a VPN or a proxy. Not if they can make Apple forbid this.
923.
by amelius 5mo ago
To be honest, the images look like things I've seen a hundred times over in comic books and not much more original than GenAI.
924.
by amelius 5mo ago
"Houston, we have a problem" "One minute, let me ask my AI agent"
925.
by amelius 5mo ago
In case anyone is actually interested in the emoji: https://emojipedia.org/apple
926.
by amelius 5mo ago
That could be true, but the self-reflection could be a lot better.
927.
by amelius 5mo ago
> listen to economists Did anyone ever keep track of how often economists turn out to be right about anything? I didn't, but have the feeling that it isn't much better than flipping a coin.
928.
by amelius 5mo ago
Sounds super cool, don't get me wrong, but I suppose for most people the bar is higher than HTML/CSS.
929.
by amelius 5mo ago
Now we only need to commoditize the hardware.
930.
by amelius 5mo ago
Nerds have made themselves obsolete by inventing LLMs. So now instead of programming it makes more sense to go to the gym.

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