bluerooibos

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by bluerooibos 1mo ago
> But what if it didn't? Or what if it output the final result in the first place, without having to repeatedly prompt it to check its own work to trick it into a better answer?
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by bluerooibos 2mo ago
Meh, just use Rails and Hotwire.
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by bluerooibos 2mo ago
Another ad disguised as an article - nice.
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by bluerooibos 2mo ago
+1 for this! Given Ruby's entire thing is code "written like plain English," I would have expected LLM's to excel with it. I've certainly had awesome results.
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by bluerooibos 2mo ago
These damn arsonists are really going for it this year, huh? The coordination between them is amazing - being able to pull this off in multiple European countries, the US and Canada at the same time.
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by bluerooibos 2mo ago
> That won't happen I don't understand how anyone with any degree of technological or scientific literacy or knowledge of advances in the past 100-200 years can say something won't happen in the future. I am absolutely cer
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by bluerooibos 2mo ago
Gary Marcus has been moving the goalposts since day 1. The guy is a psychologist. Why would anyone care what a psychologist has to say about AI? He's likely made good money from constantly moving the goalposts and being a denier, due
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by bluerooibos 2mo ago
They also just ended their referral program without any announcement or warning - referrals page on my account just disappeared, all whilst I'm sending them free traffic. I guess this is to be expected of a now Elon Musk (that Nazi sal
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by bluerooibos 2mo ago
> Funded by ... Tobias Lütke Hmm, yeah - no thanks.
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by bluerooibos 2mo ago
Seems to have gone full on right-wing fash, similar to DHH. Related post on Reddit from this week which discusses DHH's journey from left to right - https://www.reddit.com/r/rails/comments/1v95spw/wh
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by bluerooibos 2mo ago
> It rubs me the wrong way that they have to copy everything, the UI is almost exact copy of Codex I'm sure OpenAI haven't copied or stolen anything without permission - oh wait a sec.. The US loves capitalism because it pRomOt
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by bluerooibos 2mo ago
> Removing QA makes developers care about production And removing Product Managers makes devs care about the product. Therefore, we should strip away all roles apart from devs..? These roles exist because the skill set is sufficiently l
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by bluerooibos 2mo ago
100%. Often open source projects lag when they're too niche or don't have enough interest, but open source AI - I can't think of anything better suited to be open source and the demand/interest is through the roof - peo
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by bluerooibos 3mo ago
An absolute legend. I thought he'd be around for longer. Thanks for making Jurassic Park what it is, Sam.
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by bluerooibos 3mo ago
Would you say copying and finding solutions on Stackoverflow is building on stolen property? I'm no fan of AI companies, but I fail to see how people using it to build open-source software is a bad thing.
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by bluerooibos 3mo ago
> Is anyone making LLM-in-a-box for emergency supply kits yet? Maybe someone should be making this, but for rebuilding society in the event of a disaster - a solar-powered black box with most of humanity's knowledge within. Even so
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by bluerooibos 3mo ago
> Oxford Nanopore Technologies MinION ($7.5k) Hmm, I'll come back in a few years when things have become cheaper.
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by bluerooibos 3mo ago
Anecdotal, but I'm convinced it screws up sleep quality. I'd just accepted for the longest time that waking up groggy with a slight headache and tired was the norm until I put a CO2 monitor in my room. With the door closed, it c
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by bluerooibos 3mo ago
Same thought here - beautiful! I'm curious what the price tag is for getting some illustrations like this done for an existing website.
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by bluerooibos 3mo ago
> ..and none does. Monsanto begs to differ - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bowman_v._Monsanto_Co .
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by bluerooibos 3mo ago
> this is unbelievably stupid. no company should have rights or patents over a variety of food. Wait until you hear about Monsanto/Bayer - a quick Google of "monsanto food patents" brings up the highlights.
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by bluerooibos 3mo ago
> Ticks are a problem regardless. Ticks in my part of the world were never such a large problem. It was rare that you'd get one on your leg in the field behind our house, and now, you literally can't walk through the grass eac
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by bluerooibos 3mo ago
Another worrying proxy for how deeply climate change is bleeding into everyday life: coffee prices, orange juice prices, and now having to engineer huge trail areas with woodchips just so people can avoid being bitten by exploding tick popu
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by bluerooibos 3mo ago
> Probably because American AI companies are on the hook for quite a lot of investment money That's a lot of words to say it's just capitalist greed.
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by bluerooibos 3mo ago
> This is just pure greed Well, pure capitalism. I suppose the terms are synonymous, though.
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by bluerooibos 3mo ago
Can't beat thermodynamics - there's no free lunch there.
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by bluerooibos 3mo ago
> 10 year old dual Xeon server...On 10 year old hardware. Hold on, what are the specs of your rig? How much RAM? I've been considering getting an old refurbished 2018 Mac Mini with 64Gb of DDR4 RAM but everything I've read sug
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by bluerooibos 4mo ago
I cannot wait until a time in the future when we have local models that are Opus 4.6+ level, and capable of running on inexpensive hardware like a 16Gb Mac. Hopefully that's only a few years away.
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by bluerooibos 4mo ago
Probably a marketing ploy. Inflate the value even more before an IPO, and Daddy Trump and his friends make a few $$$. It'll be "resolved" within a few days.
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by bluerooibos 4mo ago
"...and I do not care."

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