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by antonvs 6mo ago
> You can do this in basically any language. Tell me you haven't understood what a type system does without... A type system mathematically proves, at compile time, what a program can and cannot do. No, you can't "do this
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by antonvs 6mo ago
You mean you’re not already entropymaxxing? n00b
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by antonvs 6mo ago
If you ask it to construct a UUID character by character you should get a somewhat random one, just because of temperature.
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by antonvs 6mo ago
If you like a sort of weakly-typed version of Python or PHP, use Go. As the article points out it can be good for web forms. Not all development is web forms.
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by antonvs 6mo ago
> Turns out Mexico doesn't legally require a passport for entry This isn't true. See e.g. https://consulmex.sre.gob.mx/washington/index.php/ligavisos/... : > "All foreigners, regardless o
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by antonvs 6mo ago
Bet you're fun at parties.
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by antonvs 6mo ago
> But Google being the only company in the world without access (except for GDM+labs) to a competent coding agent will take a toll. I doubt it. I use Gemini CLI daily because Gemini is what work pays for, and I have a personal Claude acc
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by antonvs 6mo ago
There seems to be a category of "coder" which fits the other commenter's description, where someone else makes all the significant decisions and they just write the code. Not coincidentally, that category seems most at risk f
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by antonvs 6mo ago
Perhaps those aren’t Cloudflare PoPs, they’re attacker MitM/honeypots.
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by antonvs 6mo ago
You were addicted as a child to something unhealthy, and that's why it's indoctrination. > However, the flavor is agreeable to most people. Only because most people have undergone that indoctrination. You can't imagine th
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by antonvs 6mo ago
I'm about to blow your mind with a simple phrase: correlation is not causation. Seriously though, you have an unsupported belief and you're looking to cherry-pick ways to support it. It's not rational.
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by antonvs 6mo ago
Another factor in other places in the world is much lower economic inequality. The US has chosen to divide its population in this way.
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by antonvs 6mo ago
Yes, I'm aware. But the point is not just that some businesses survived being Nazi-friendly - Hugo Boss is another example. The point is it's more unusual that a propaganda outlet whose entire purpose was to promote an evil regime
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by antonvs 6mo ago
> Society doesn't owe anybody anything. That's obviously false. What's the point of society if that's true? Do you think there should be no government roads, no government health care (if you're in the US, you ma
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by antonvs 6mo ago
Andy Warhol was an apologist for the toxic consumer culture in the US. It’s a big part of why he was so successful. Coke is a great example. There’s no product more useless and unnecessary than that flavored fizzy sugar water. Or should I s
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by antonvs 6mo ago
> Maybe even a black-mark on OSS if it does not go well. No, because realistically, this is the opposite of what corporations want. If a project is only being maintained by one or two people, that’s a risk, pure and simple. So you look s
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by antonvs 6mo ago
Functionally, i.e. focusing only input and output, a model can certainly discover an idea. That’s not anthropomorphism. Similarly, people often object to using words like “reasoning” and “understanding” in relation to models, but again, fun
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by antonvs 6mo ago
Are you perhaps thinking of transfer learning, i.e. where training on one subject can be applied to another? RL is more about coercing models in particular directions.
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by antonvs 6mo ago
Another thing they’re often poor at is making an incorrect assumption and then going down a rabbit hole trying to unnecessarily solve for it. Without a discerning human in the loop, you can end up with large amounts of unnecessary output.
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by antonvs 6mo ago
Calling current AI "weak in its capability" is very disconnected from the reality. Their capabilities in many areas and on many tasks are incredibly strong. The disconnect seems to come from completely unrealistic expectations, e.
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by antonvs 6mo ago
Your IP address might be on a blocklist.
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by antonvs 6mo ago
You only had to reach the second paragraph to find the example of an 8-person company that uses AI to generate “about 3000 podcast episodes per week, hosted by AI personalities.”
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by antonvs 6mo ago
How many teams do you have using that cluster? How large is your operations team? What you’re saying makes it sound like you’re a one-person operation, or somewhere close to that scale. That obviously doesn’t have same requirements as much
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by antonvs 6mo ago
In related news, I’ve uninstalled Google Chrome on all my devices. I strongly recommend you all do the same.
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by antonvs 6mo ago
I don’t understand what you’re trying to say. The harness is not the model, almost by definition. You can inspect the harness source code and determine that for yourself.
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by antonvs 6mo ago
> You consented to installing the software and having it autoupdate. You make a good case for much stronger laws and regulations on what such consent can legally allow. > Framing it around consent is unnecessarily inflammatory and mak
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by antonvs 6mo ago
It’s organizations figuring out how to monetize all the way up.
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by antonvs 6mo ago
> Anthropic acquired Bun for their own benefit, to protect and grow their investment in Claude Code. I’m unclear about this. What’s the business case? I use Gemini CLI a lot, which runs on Node, and I can’t see anything that would be imp
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by antonvs 6mo ago
I haven’t followed Docker’s case in particular, but how much investment was required to get it to that point? If it’s a case of “How do you become a millionaire? Start as a billionaire and invest in Docker”, then the perception may have som
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by antonvs 6mo ago
The source code of Claude Code and Gemini CLI contradict that.

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