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ares623
10mo ago
It’s been really disgusting watching some people I used to look up to somewhat devolve into.
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10mo ago
It's like being a master, really. You're getting output from something that can't say no and that was built from the works of millions of unknowing and unconsenting contributors.
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10mo ago
Which is also them
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ares623
11mo ago
What happened to the Luddites? Did they end up upskilling and living happily ever after?
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11mo ago
Great opportunity for a new award body that allows AI use.
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11mo ago
And they/we absolutely love the distraction
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11mo ago
Maybe used the email address as a primary key. Ask me how I know.
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11mo ago
“Bad thing X is already happening. If that’s not being solved then making X exponentially worse is therefore okay.” What is 20 PRs per day worth. Engineers will literally burn the world if it means looking good for their employers.
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11mo ago
Imagine how much bandwidth and compute is used up serving this slop. Nevermind the compute needed to generate them in the first place.
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11mo ago
The U.S. joint venture will be 50% held by a consortium of new investors, including Oracle, Silver Lake and MGX with 15% each; 30.1% held by affiliates of certain existing investors of ByteDance; and 19.9% will be retained by ByteDance Feel
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11mo ago
Lots of imagining here.
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11mo ago
IMO it’s less about success but a lack of reliable safety nets. Absent a good supporting environment, what choice does an individual have than to maximise their own outcome.
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11mo ago
It’s a chance to become the next Uncle Bob in a new era of software
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11mo ago
The forum is a harsh mistress
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11mo ago
The cynic in me sees it as using juniors as a vehicle for driving up AI metrics. The seniors will be less critical reviewing AI output with a human shield/messenger.
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11mo ago
Just need to book a long nice walk with one of the CEOs
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11mo ago
When the demand is back, the labs should start coming back. There's a few in my relatively small city which is pretty surprising. But the costs are still too high to cover the low volume I guess.
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11mo ago
My copium is that analog photography makes a come back as a way to recover some level of trust and authenticity.
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11mo ago
I can see them getting paid like residuals from TV re-runs. But after a point it'll hit saturation point. The novelty will wear off since everyone has access to it. Who cares if you have a fake photo with a celebrity if everyone knows
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11mo ago
It is sad that the choice is either an AI browser or a Blockchain browser
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11mo ago
I know it's very shallow but the marketing page gives me the ick. I have been Pavlov'd that websites with such designs are scams/vaporware.
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11mo ago
A little bit of Dunning-Kruger maybe?
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11mo ago
Takes a 2D image and allows you to simulate moving the angle of the camera with correct-ish parallax effect and proper subject isolation (seems to be able to handle multiple subjects in the same scene as well) I guess this is what they use
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11mo ago
The way things are going personal computing will be a thing of the past. It started with GPUs being too expensive but now it’s RAM and eventually SSDs. We’ll need AI not because it is actually better but because future generations won’t hav
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11mo ago
Vibes can move billions of dollars from someone else's retirement money
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11mo ago
Maybe someday we'll see job postings for maintaining these in-house SaaS tools. And someday someday, we'll see these in-house SaaS tools being consolidated as its own separate product. Wait what.
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11mo ago
We need a service that rates vibe coding capabilities. A "vibe rater".
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11mo ago
Disagree. You're ignoring cost completely (end to end including R&D, manufacturing, logistics, testing, approvals) I can have a personal dentist brush my teeth while I lie down. There's a point where UX-that-works-at-acceptabl
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11mo ago
I saw about a dozen ads, and not a single photo of the trees and the bloom. Bravo.
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11mo ago
Are we stuck with the same toothbrush UX forever?
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