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   by andy_ppp 11mo ago

   Not sure I want a robot that hallucinates around the home but okay if it folds my laundry and cleans the house and so on!
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   by andy_ppp 11mo ago

   Nobody does Agile correctly anywhere, certainly not large companies like Microsoft so I don't think the methodology itself is the reason!
3. 363.▲
   by andy_ppp 11mo ago

   * virality :-/
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   by andy_ppp 11mo ago

   Really great! One of the things that Wordle did that I thought was very clever was having a copy and paste social media preview of how you did. It might be worth adding that for vitality... you could even add an image preview with Open Grap
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   by andy_ppp 11mo ago

   I had no idea archive.is was illegal… If you put massive holes in your paywall you get what you deserve IMO.
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   by andy_ppp 1y ago

   So where will they get Mac’s or iPhones made if they found out there was some shenanigans going on?
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   by andy_ppp 1y ago

   I do worry if they are adding this to buses what are they doing to MacBooks and your phone? Do people here think these devices are compromised or should we take Apple’s word for it!?
8. 368.▲
   by andy_ppp 1y ago

   I think the set of rules around when to put things in the URL and when not to are incredibly complex and require serious thought. I don't want the whole history polluted with loads of entries either so when the replace the current hist
9. 369.▲
   by andy_ppp 1y ago

   Alain de Botton claims (probably with only anecdotal evidence) that we tend to find love in people who remind us of the template our parents gave us… so this is an explanation why certain individuals end up attracted to loving terrible peop
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    by andy_ppp 1y ago

    Except they literally did exactly that with x86-64 so I’m confused by your comment.
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    by andy_ppp 1y ago

    Apple could substantially eat into Nvidia’s AI lunch if they really tried, honestly Macs are fast enough… my guess is by the time M6 is coming out they will have external GPUs available for both the data centre and home use. If I was them I
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    by andy_ppp 1y ago

    From my experience, yes, these things as well as making you feel sick and full quicker illicit the same feeling for me as building consistency and routine and grinding it out and a sense of self pride - you know that feeling when you are
13. 373.▲
    by andy_ppp 1y ago

    Another edition of “if it’s free you are their product”…
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    by andy_ppp 1y ago

    I overheard a TFL worker talking about the Bakerloo line (here in London) apparently having vast sections of the tunnels covered in asbestos and it would be too expensive and too dangerous to ever remove so every few years they spray the in
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    by andy_ppp 1y ago

    I hope Apple allows me to do all this locally... I've no desire to be sending all this stuff to OpenAI.
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    by andy_ppp 1y ago

    The real issue is as soon as this is done once Bitcoin's value plummets to a fraction of what it was today while people scramble to fix the algorithms.
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    by andy_ppp 1y ago

    This is a fishing expedition for even more data... I don't know if you want everything people connect to this available for people to use LLMs to surface.
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    by andy_ppp 1y ago

    I would be quite worried about advances in quantum computers if I had any Bitcoin after watching this DEFCON talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OkVYJx1iLNs
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    by andy_ppp 1y ago

    Thanks a lot for helping to explain rather than taking my comments personally!
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    by andy_ppp 1y ago

    I find this article quite poorly constructed. It does not even give a statement about the reasoning behind why Karpathy said getting to https://ai-2027.com is unlikely. It also does not clearly define what AI 2027 is? The follow
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    by andy_ppp 1y ago

    How does this work with anything but trivially small context sizes!?
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    by andy_ppp 1y ago

    I understand but language is a moving and changing target, I think businesses like YouTube having as much power as they do is extremely problematic. Maybe I don't mean regulation, maybe some kind of citizens assembly that can make reco
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    by andy_ppp 1y ago

    The creator economy needs to be regulated much better, YouTube, Instagram and TikTok are all too powerful and can take away your ability to speak online incredibly easily with almost no due process.
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    by andy_ppp 1y ago

    100% Agree
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    by andy_ppp 1y ago

    Yes, just obviously if it’s automated and part of Postgres people will use it without having to think too much and it removes one of the objections to what I think for most large systems is a sensible way to go rather than controversial bec
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    by andy_ppp 1y ago

    I wish Postgres would just allow you look up records by the random component of the field, what are the chances of collisions with 80 bits of randomness? My guess is it’s still enough.
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    by andy_ppp 1y ago

    I think AI is great and extremely helpful but if you’ve been replaced already maybe you have more time now to make better code and decisions? If you think the AI output is good by default I think maybe that’s a problem. I think general inte
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    by andy_ppp 1y ago

    No, it’s because of money and the hype cycle.
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    by andy_ppp 1y ago

    DDR5-9600 is 153GB/s from a single channel, Max has 4 channels… these are all theoretical values of course - real world none of these, even the graphics card will get that near to those… so not sure what you’re saying.
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    by andy_ppp 1y ago

    Yes completely, my guess is M6 will have external GPUs perfect for AI accelerators at home and in datacenters.