andsoitis

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1861.
by andsoitis 6mo ago
Isn’t that what fuels ALL races?
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The feed doesn't know you, and YouTube refuses to let you browse(evilgeniuslabs.ca)
54 points by andsoitis 6mo ago|42 comments
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Good developers learn to program. Most courses teach a language(evilgeniuslabs.ca)
131 points by andsoitis 6mo ago|77 comments
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History of Visual Basic (Chapter 1)(evilgeniuslabs.ca)
6 points by andsoitis 6mo ago|0 comments
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What did you love about VB6?(evilgeniuslabs.ca)
60 points by andsoitis 6mo ago|79 comments
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by andsoitis 6mo ago
> But to where? Max Tegmark sketches 12 possible scenarios: Libertarian Utopia, Benevolent Dictator, Egalitarian Utopia, Gatekeeper, Protector God, Enslaved God, Conquerors, Descendants, Zookeeper, 1984, Reversion, Self-Destruction http
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AI Aftermath Scenarios(futureoflife.org)
1 points by andsoitis 6mo ago|0 comments
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by andsoitis 6mo ago
AI _is_ the messiah. It will deliver us from X, Y, Z.
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by andsoitis 6mo ago
Computer says no.
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by andsoitis 6mo ago
> charge gullible companies $$$$$ The following companies are participating in Project Glasswing (to get out in front what vulnerabilities Mythos is able to find and exploit at scale): AWS, Apple, Broadcom, Cisco, CrowdStrike, Google, JP
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Netflix goes vertical with its new mobile app(fastcompany.com)
2 points by andsoitis 6mo ago|1 comments
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by andsoitis 6mo ago
> in an all-new product category VR has been around for a very very long time. AR too. The argument that Vision Pro is something other than VR is wishful thinking and a disconnect from reality, which, not that I write it out, is perhaps
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by andsoitis 6mo ago
Apart from a few smaller states—South Korea, Japan, and Taiwan, in particular—the Asia-Pacific region is “one of the most repressive regions in the world—and the situation continues to deteriorate,” says RSF. Not entirely surprised by tha
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The UAE doubles down on Israel and America(economist.com)
23 points by andsoitis 6mo ago|6 comments
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by andsoitis 6mo ago
If they built a WASM runtime, why do they keep on talking about using wasmtime, which is a WASM runtime.
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AI Slopocalypse 2027(stephendiehl.com)
4 points by andsoitis 6mo ago|0 comments
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The Kardashev-Marx Scale(stephendiehl.com)
3 points by andsoitis 6mo ago|0 comments
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A Field Guide to Bugs(stephendiehl.com)
1 points by andsoitis 6mo ago|0 comments
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by andsoitis 6mo ago
Does this mean they’ve removed their repos from GitHub?
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by andsoitis 6mo ago
Yes let’s root for Alphabet controlling even more things!
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by andsoitis 6mo ago
Excellent documentation in Apple’s Human Interface Guidelines: https://developer.apple.com/design/human-interface-guideline...
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The Bloomberg Terminal Is Getting an AI Makeover(wired.com)
2 points by andsoitis 6mo ago|0 comments
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by andsoitis 6mo ago
> can you find the comet? You mean the obvious object (ball shaped head with a tail) in the center of the image? That was super hard.
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by andsoitis 6mo ago
A machine is a device that uses energy to perform work. Typically by applying or transforming force, motion, or both. The space shuttle can be thought of maybe as a collection of machines working in concert, but thinking of it as ONE machi
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by andsoitis 6mo ago
> NASA says the Space Shuttle has 2.5 million moving parts, while the article says the ASML machine has over 100,000 components. I don’t know that many people would classify the Space Shuttle as a machine. It doesn’t make anything.
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by andsoitis 6mo ago
> If it is possible that's exciting. Would it be exciting though? I mean it would certainly excite some things, but I don’t know that it would be something to rejoice.
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by andsoitis 6mo ago
So as CTO, would you recommend to developers of today to write proprietary files to disk instead of using a database? That would be quite gutsy!
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by andsoitis 6mo ago
Can you state your point more simply?
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by andsoitis 6mo ago
While true in some sense, it does have more knowledge than the average person.
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by andsoitis 6mo ago
> I think there is a strong case to make that many of their limitations come from them doing what we have told them to do. Hallucinations are the stand out example of this. If you train it to give answers to questions, it will answer que

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