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aogaili
7mo ago
honestly the most interesting thing about ARC-AGI-3 isn't the 0.25% scores everyone is doomposting about. it's the Duke harness result. if you give Opus just three generic tools (READ, GREP, BASH with Python) and literally zero ga
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aogaili
7mo ago
Can't read the article seriously. It negates everyday observatiom.
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7mo ago
he is coping so hard
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aogaili
7mo ago
We don't just automate jobs, that's a narrow way of looking at it. We manage complexity.
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7mo ago
I have been through the exact same thing at the same age. I'm 40 now. The last two years, I had to learn how to be alone with myself. How to deal with the ups and downs, and frankly, it was the most difficult yet the most growth I ever
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8mo ago
Nice link, what do you think about the term?
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8mo ago
It's exocortex. That's the right term.
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8mo ago
His characterization is the privilege. Most people are left with no choice but to adapt or parish. The fact he is contemplating optionally in the most profound automation in the industry is a form of a.. privilege.
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aogaili
8mo ago
What's makes you so sure of your statement? I have be building systems for 20 years and I think the author is right.
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9mo ago
Correction..how dysfunctional companies work..
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9mo ago
People should vote for more socialist governments pushing for UBI and automation tax on the companies..but which this comment get downvoted because of the capitalism religion.
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9mo ago
Companies will provide incentives for people to generate authentic content. Example X giving $1M reward for the top Articles. Because they can use it for training. In fact, this might be overall good thing, because finally original content
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9mo ago
i don't understand how cheap people can get.. we have a team that literally dropped the most important model/tool that is changing the entire software development, they offering a product that could replace a junior software engin
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1y ago
Because remote job for corporation is a form of prison..
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1y ago
Grief is feared and timed because it impacts the velocity in scrum. Closing your Jira tickets on time is the order. Therefore grief by preventing the closure creates disorder. Stop reading HN and work on your next Jira.
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aogaili
1y ago
People downvoting me, thinking porm was available 10k years ago..are watching porn while commenting.
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aogaili
1y ago
Porn was never that accessible at that speed.. there is nothing like it before... you don't know what you are talking about.
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1y ago
More like porn destroyed a generation. The flood of AI content, social media, and confused articles is destroying the internet.
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1y ago
I think you are not the type I'm referring to. But again for me, the appeal for software was creativity. Our ability to shape ideas and experiences. I never cared about proving my intelligence or arguing about syntax. If the code is ma
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1y ago
Well, real business is more than slides and content, just like real product development is more than coding. Yeah, those who were creating sophisticated business models on Excel, fancy slides, etc, yeah, they will also get humbled.
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1y ago
Yes, for me, it is a form of narrow intelligence. Being unable to grasp the big picture. I don't mean this offensively; it is what it is. If you are aware of who you are, then good, but if the issue is that a lot of those are not even
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1y ago
AI will hopefully humble so of the people I work with. The people who understand nothing about business, yet you can't talk to because they think gifted for being able to write instructions to a computer. The people spin out new framew
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2y ago
I use LLMs daily in coding and it very clear to me (as a humble average thinking machine) that it is an approximation of reasoning and very close one. But the mistakes it makes clearly shows that this system does not really understand, it i
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2y ago
A bird and a submarine both apply the same underlying laws of physics. Just because LLMs seems to reason does not necessarily imply that it is able to actually reason. An airplane can't fake flying, it either flys or it doesn't. W
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2y ago
That's not the same. One is a mimic the other is actually applying the laws of physics in both cases. You are arguing based on utility and similarities with actual reasoning. But can it really reason when presented with novel complicat
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3y ago
I agree.
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3y ago
Agreed, that has been my experience as well.
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3y ago
Region-beta paradox
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3y ago
Hype. Only apply for small use cases yet frameworks (especially next.js) want to sell you stuff.
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3y ago
Understandable, there is a bit of delay to start and yeah it is the main thing that stands out.
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