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by ares623 9mo ago
The "meta" has been solved and everyone's just min-maxing now. The few who aren't min-maxing are considered a waste. AI, crypto, etc. feels like potentially new meta opportunities and it is eerie how similar the mania is
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by ares623 9mo ago
Maybe they’re more anti-blatant-unequal-and-unfair-enforcement-of-copyright-law?
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by ares623 9mo ago
If you look at the history, they have as many incidents as there are days since the year started.
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by ares623 9mo ago
If companies truly believed more code equals more productivity then they will remove all code review from their process and let IC’s ship AI generated code that they “review” as the prompter directly to prod.
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by ares623 9mo ago
Nice. I’ve been meaning to build a similar list. Wanted to call it “proud to be AI .com” with a self-report form. Once all this is over, I want to know who cheered for this so I can try to avoid ever working for or with them. I don’t want t
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by ares623 9mo ago
Air India stocks just jumped 20% /s
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by ares623 9mo ago
What everyone else hears: I am pushing myself to the absolute limit, using technology that was built from non-consented content, while degrading my own personal value over time, to maximize your profit without the equivalent compensation fo
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by ares623 9mo ago
Holy shit. Also scamming the uber driver as well, by instructing her to drive to her eventual killer’s address adds an entire different layer to this.
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by ares623 9mo ago
There is the separate risk that Microsoft, Google, etc. will have a lower value in two years as governments get their migration off their platforms into full gear
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by ares623 9mo ago
It's only fraud if rich people lose money
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by ares623 9mo ago
what? the heat is coming from inside the house
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by ares623 9mo ago
I was implying it. Because recurring payments are such low friction today, there is very little to no incentive for creators to offer one-off options. For every 12 potential buyers who would scoff at the recurring payments, there is one who
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by ares623 9mo ago
Because modern credit card networks and payments gateways have virtually zero friction now so subscriptions are a no-brainer for everything. It takes the same amount of effort to setup a recurring subscription stack vs a one off payment.
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by ares623 9mo ago
IMO the problem has two parts to it. The platforms and the hardware that allows near constant read access to it and instant write access. Taking away the hardware half is easier and will have enough effect to force people out of the addicti
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by ares623 9mo ago
Engineers man… of all the problems we see today, giving real power to engineers is probably a root cause of many.
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by ares623 9mo ago
Once again I am hoping for a ban on _smart_phones. Not laptops. Not tablets (although those could get tricky I admit). Not dumb phones. Details will need to be worked out (like smart watches or future VR devices). Maybe a combination of: -
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by ares623 9mo ago
One of the tools require constant use to justify its existence though.
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by ares623 9mo ago
But more code from AI means stocks go up. Stocks are assets. If you generate enough code the assets will outnumber the liabilities. It’s accounting 101. /s
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by ares623 9mo ago
We will miss Sam’s irresistible puppy eyes
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by ares623 9mo ago
Uhh I kinda care? And some people do too? People have given software social permission so far. I have a feeling that it’s about to change. Engineers are thinking too narrowly about the effects of LLM assisted coding. They only see the shiny
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by ares623 9mo ago
Computer manufacturers never boasted any shortage of computer parts (until recently) or having to build out multi gigawatts powerplants just to keep up with “ demand “
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by ares623 9mo ago
The fact that they allow wasting inference on such things should tell you all you need to know just how much demand there really is.
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by ares623 9mo ago
For $100/hour I can fill in those gaps for you!
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by ares623 9mo ago
Are we talking instant oat meal here? Or something more raw like rolled or even cut oats? I tried to get into rolled or cut but the prep time was hard to keep up with.
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by ares623 9mo ago
How sure are we that these are actually LLM outputs and not Markov chains?
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by ares623 9mo ago
I think the word you are looking for is "intent". Effort + intent = meaning.
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by ares623 9mo ago
Said the lords to the peasants.
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by ares623 9mo ago
Value is up to the receiver, not the giver. The purse can be meaningful because of the implication that you remembered a small detail for an extended period of time. “Aww you remembered”. The AI equivalent would be to ask your personal assi
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by ares623 9mo ago
That's entirely the industry's fault though. They used AI to market those tools. And they continue to do so now.
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by ares623 9mo ago
It’s ok those illustrators can upskill to being devs. I heard it’s a very easy field now thanks to AI.

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