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by bmitc 6mo ago
The fact that it's an industry is alone enough to cry.
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by bmitc 6mo ago
I loved take home exams because they allowed me to study before hand but not have the insane pressure and condensed studying required for exams in the classroom. Even though they were normally much harder and longer, I liked them. I felt I
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by bmitc 6mo ago
> No, they have "attention". There is unique logic going on in the deep layers of the neural network. Any specifics? That doesn't say anything about them not being sentence generators. And it's pretty well known that
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by bmitc 6mo ago
It's kind of weird. I haven't met a single person in real life that doesn't basically giggle out of embarrassment for the driver when a Cybertruck goes by. No one I know thinks they're cool in the slightest, and they&#x2
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by bmitc 6mo ago
I'm fairly certain that a lot of Musk's recent moves of creating that umbrella AI company, doing things like this, etc. are all to pass around the dept he took on when he purchased Twitter. He's effectively money laundering h
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by bmitc 6mo ago
How is this deemed not a conflict of interest? SpaceX is almost totally funded by the government. You can't use government funds to buy your own products.
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by bmitc 6mo ago
I would love for everyone with a Tesla to do that.
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by bmitc 6mo ago
That's a pretty extreme case that shifts the data by 70 years.
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by bmitc 6mo ago
> that these really are ultimately just stochastic sentence machines I thought that's exactly what they are?
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by bmitc 6mo ago
This does screw over the consumer, or at least doesn't reverse the screwing of any consumers.
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by bmitc 6mo ago
Not all those other jobs have the safeguards that the medical profession is supposed to have.
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by bmitc 6mo ago
I've seen suspicion and wondered myself if the guy is even who he says he is. He might not even be an actual surgeon. Apparently, he's killed at least two other people in similar cases. As if this guy being a surgeon isn't sc
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by bmitc 6mo ago
I just don't know even what to say to this. That is absolutely devastating for the family. This story is absolutely insane . This sounds like something you'd read about in a third-world country in the 19th century. The fact that
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by bmitc 6mo ago
How did you launch, orchestrate, and run the agents? Did you build your own framework, or are you just using the various CLI tooling?
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by bmitc 6mo ago
You would rather manually browse to the repo you're working on in the web interface rather than typing `gh browse`? I hate CLIs, in general, but the GitHub CLI has some very useful commands.
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by bmitc 6mo ago
Then why are you using GitHub? :) My point is that Git is just a component of the GitHub tool, and the GitHub CLI is quite good and helps automate many things in GitHub. For example, even just using `gh browse` and `gh pr create --web` and
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by bmitc 6mo ago
Thanks!
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by bmitc 6mo ago
Why don't you use the CLI?
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by bmitc 6mo ago
You barely have to try to have Python be noticeably slow. It's the only language I have ever used where I was even aware that a programming language could be slow.
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by bmitc 6mo ago
Git is not remotely fast for large projects.
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by bmitc 6mo ago
Why does that matter?
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by bmitc 6mo ago
What about source files that aren't lines of text?
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by bmitc 6mo ago
If you can remember or find the reference, I'm interested!
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by bmitc 6mo ago
I mean, this can go both ways. "Git solves the problems I care about and any problem outside of that is a misuse of Git" versus what I'm stating. > Seems like you are either mishandling git in your situation It's not
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by bmitc 6mo ago
Git still doesn't work well with non-text data, including being incredibly slow. There's a reason why game studios use things like Plastic SCM and Perforce.
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by bmitc 6mo ago
> Under the hood git does everything you need No it doesn't. Git is buggy. It also doesn't work for anything that's not a text file. It is unbelievably slow.
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by bmitc 6mo ago
I have never understood how Jony Ive is highly regarded as a designer when he put not only sharp, aluminum edges but sharp aluminum corners exactly where your body spends almost all the time for continuous contact with the device. He hone
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by bmitc 6mo ago
Although I appreciate the question, I don't necessarily want to get into the discussion about what software is here. This is mainly due to the lack of time I currently have. As an elaboration, software seems to be this thing that every
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by bmitc 6mo ago
Basically, nothing has changed except the increase in noise. So all the suits who refuse to understand what software is have yet again decided to make things worse for professionals and for people who actually know what they're doing.
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by bmitc 6mo ago
It was a typo. I meant to say I haven't found a good one yet.

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