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by ares623 3mo ago
One can argue that they are the most natural way of communicating. Words and paper are less destructive abstractions we've created on top, which has so far worked out for a majority of people.
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by ares623 3mo ago
An LLM Inspired Specification Processing language. Or LISP language for short. Truly this "LISP" language is the language for AI and is the first of its kind in history!
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by ares623 3mo ago
They'll be gone the next day!
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by ares623 3mo ago
AI productivity only works if you were the only person in the world using it and no-one else was aware of it. You will look like a wizard, passing off slop to others who are too amazed and ignorant to know any better. The fact that that is
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by ares623 3mo ago
It's the same thing as the "jqwik" issue. My personal opinion, is that the people clutching pearls are _scared_. There is a nagging feeling that deep down, they know the machine gods they love so dearly are _wrong_. That if a
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by ares623 3mo ago
How do you propose the people who want a shared space where they can know that there is no slop/crypto crap approach it?
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by ares623 3mo ago
don't worry google is sending better quality visitors
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by ares623 3mo ago
In Silicon Valley this is considered a successful learning experience.
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by ares623 3mo ago
Ed Zitron should write his newsletter with LaTeX and publish them as PDFs in arxiv. Seems to make the techbros automatically take it seriously. Maybe that's what it takes to pop the bubble.
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by ares623 3mo ago
This year a lot of companies got the green light to buy AI subscriptions for 1 year. The fun begins the next financial year when leaders need to take stock and justify the costs.
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by ares623 3mo ago
oh I thought this was somehow extracting the proprietary LSP engine that IntelliJ has and using it with Emacs.
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by ares623 3mo ago
A thought experiment: Suppose there were two Hacker News's. One version guarantees only 100% human made content and comments, with no LLM in the pipeline at all. The other version is the opposite, only LLM (assisted or 100%) content an
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by ares623 3mo ago
Do they review false positives? Do site owners have an avenue to challenge being falsely blocked?
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by ares623 3mo ago
This is an interesting development. I think for the forseeable future, more and more people (who run and/or own products or platforms like Codeberg) will continue to be more selective on what they accept on their platforms. The softwar
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by ares623 3mo ago
washed.xyz was taken
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by ares623 3mo ago
Software engineers, or at least the well compensated ones, are living proof that some level of UBI is beneficial. Look at all the works we have collectively created just because we don't have to worry about basic needs and actually hav
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by ares623 3mo ago
Out of curiosity, why is this a PDF on acm.org? It reads like a blog post, but it's presented like a scientific paper? There's a few LLM-isms too, so I suspect some level of slop. Don't get me wrong, the subject and abstract
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by ares623 3mo ago
We've only had social media for ~10-20 years and already people are sick of it. The kids who grew up on it are sick of it. The experiment failed. Move the fuck on.
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by ares623 3mo ago
Yeah. Right after typing that I was reminded how much of a nightmare trying to recover access to an Apple account is. I recently had to do it for a friend and it was nerve wracking, there was a very real chance of being permanently locked o
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by ares623 3mo ago
No password manager built-in yet. Although I suppose I really should migrate to Apple's native password manager nowadays.
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by ares623 3mo ago
Who cares about pressure when you can now receive enough compensation to never worry about getting re-elected ever again. You can even fuck off to some safe haven country to live the rest of your life in peace and comfort.
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by ares623 3mo ago
There are 8 billion people in the world. Doesn't matter how hard Silicon Valley wants it to be otherwise. People will continue to want and need people.
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by ares623 3mo ago
this counts towards ARR right? would be stupid not to
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by ares623 3mo ago
Does anyone here actually think OpenClaw is novel? I bet anyone on this forum can build it or has built some version of it already. The only reason he's up there giving a Ted talk and not you is he didn't let the better part of hi
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by ares623 3mo ago
smh indeed
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by ares623 3mo ago
You forgot "losing access to Claude Code"
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by ares623 3mo ago
Yes. I love eating pieces of string. I'm partial to wool myself, really filling. I suppose you're a cake enjoyer, miss Marie Antoinette?
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by ares623 3mo ago
lol no. They'll "rediscover" it and claim themselves as demigods.
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by ares623 3mo ago
But at that point why use Lisp (which LLMs have been so far still to struggle to get matching parens every now and then) What made Lisp cool and powerful goes away when you do it through an LLM.
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by ares623 3mo ago
Recently got a typewriter and I'm practicing on "long form" writing. Basically an offline blog. I continue to take photos with film, developing and scanning at home.

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