bibimsz

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by bibimsz 2mo ago
not at a high bitrate
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by bibimsz 2mo ago
who even has the inventive to do that? certainly not the government.
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by bibimsz 2mo ago
why would that be the case? it's not true for top secret defense contractors today. and the frontier labs already operate in the dark, openness is a liability. nationalization to me simply means the government is their main customer an
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by bibimsz 2mo ago
they will. to shield from oversight, liability and profitability concerns, and to ensure unimpeded rapid development, with the frontier only being available to elite (not you). definitely not to add public transparency. the frontier labs
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by bibimsz 2mo ago
there was a mild stigma around "i met her on facebook". a negative spin would be like: it's like you're stalking random women, and you must not have much luck or courage to approach women. but facebook wasn't exactl
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by bibimsz 2mo ago
in 2 years nobody is going to read their code, much less write it. programming will gradually become a lost skill, like cobol or writing assembly. some people will still do it in specialized environments for a while longer, most wont. first
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by bibimsz 2mo ago
CIA boss: "listen, Zelensky, we already sent you $60m in gold bars, you're killing us here." Zelensky: "60? you mean $20m, right?" CIA boss: "very funny" Zelensky: "no seriously." CIA boss: &quot
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by bibimsz 2mo ago
come on man, back to reality please
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by bibimsz 2mo ago
ai written blog about ai written websites
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by bibimsz 2mo ago
So often people shy away from making predictions, which is a shame. I always love when people make the attempt and use their imagination.
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by bibimsz 2mo ago
it's 7
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by bibimsz 2mo ago
i'm observing that rapidly moving goalposts is a feature of the singularity
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by bibimsz 2mo ago
i just cured cancer, plan to publish next month. DONT GET ANY IDEAS, OPENAI!
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by bibimsz 2mo ago
feels like moving the goalpost. is the achievement impressive or isn't it?
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by bibimsz 2mo ago
the 1900s called, they want their political references back
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by bibimsz 2mo ago
such a reddit reply
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by bibimsz 2mo ago
Transcendence with Johnny Depp is another good AI film, underrated
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by bibimsz 3mo ago
the Trump administration is ham fisted, performative, and ineffective in almost everything it does. but i agree with stopping and reversing the rapid demographic change in our country. even law abiding ones. i want to live in my culture and
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by bibimsz 3mo ago
ai can solve any business problem with novel code and understands all existing libraries, but is somehow incapable of understand a new library without pretraining? dubious.
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by bibimsz 3mo ago
thats what i liked about it. its fact and action oriented. what does a "sorry" buy you that the "we let you down" doesn't.
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by bibimsz 3mo ago
well written
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by bibimsz 3mo ago
you guys are jumpy... relax
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by bibimsz 3mo ago
i doubt the UI was the hard part. these desktop apps are about computer use. thats where the tricky bits are.
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by bibimsz 3mo ago
> ... accepting unnecessary complexity you think theyre not going to fix that? somehow elite humans are the only ones who can ever reduce complexity? the tooling is in its infancy. this is the worst it will ever be.
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by bibimsz 3mo ago
in 2 years there wont be many non-vibe-coders left employed
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by bibimsz 3mo ago
ask claude
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by bibimsz 3mo ago
to many programmers, yeah
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by bibimsz 3mo ago
i thought we all landed on Python. brb, rewriting backend
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by bibimsz 3mo ago
product and engineering will gradually collapse into one role
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by bibimsz 3mo ago
devils advocate; why didnt you ask claude then? stop wasting people's time when you could get your own answers.

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