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by bogzz 6mo ago
That little man has eroded any respect that he might have been a priori granted with his publicly documented descent into a vibecoding mania. I'm still in disbelief that the very silly photographer guy is the CEO of ycombinator. Ah wel
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by bogzz 6mo ago
I'm a hair's breadth from switching to a Kimi plan at this point.
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by bogzz 6mo ago
My apologies, I don't know where I got the ARM architecture part from. I really want one of those machines, but I guess if they can't approach MacBook battery life yet I'm stuck on MacOS for now.
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by bogzz 6mo ago
They're talking about the new model announced, with a larger battery and ARM architecture. Not released yet, I don't think.
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by bogzz 6mo ago
I wonder if the hardware or the software will be the first to make a dream dev machine happen - a MacBook Pro + Linux experience either Asahi gets there from the software side or Framework gets there from the hardware side
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by bogzz 6mo ago
Food and shelter?
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by bogzz 6mo ago
Aaand yet another clickbait title with an LLM-generated article selling a product.
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by bogzz 6mo ago
There are ebbs and flows of absurdity, with the peaks being bubbly moments. I will never forget the fact that Dentacoin existed in 2017, and garnered attention for being a crypto token that you could use to pay your dentist. It's a mul
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by bogzz 6mo ago
Neither were the Iranian nuclear scientists.
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by bogzz 6mo ago
Thank you for correcting my misunderstanding! Let me pivot then-- I still argue that it is a fundamentally different case when it comes to LLMs. 1. Threatening young and educated people with not being able to realize the potential that they
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by bogzz 6mo ago
The weavers had a rough go of it for sure, but at least they did not have to spend 4 years of their early adulthood being intellectually challenged in a higher education institution, often going into debt, in order to become qualified weave
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by bogzz 6mo ago
I'm thinking LLMs lead to an AIG scenario (circa 2008) as opposed to AGI.
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by bogzz 6mo ago
Conversely, it's possible that honing your actual skills by minimizing reliance on LLMs could become a very valuable trait in the coming future. But in that case, you'd be burning fewer tokens and you wouldn't be contributing
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by bogzz 6mo ago
The loom, the steam engine, or the airplane did not cause "captains of industry" to publicly salivate over anticipating being able to fire their knowledge workers who invested time, money, and effort into becoming qualified for th
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by bogzz 6mo ago
> It's the pinnacle of human innovation. It should be revered as our greatest achievement. People should know about how its going to revolutionize scientific research. How so? Colloquially, AI currently means LLMs. Why would we reve
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by bogzz 7mo ago
I really love Andrej Karpathy's take on LLMs as being instead of intelligence or sentience, a kind of cortical tissue. It should be clear from working with LLMs over the past 4 years that they are not consciousness. Andrej's appea
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by bogzz 7mo ago
They could help you build an AGI if someone else has already built AGI and published it on GitHub.
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'Hacks' Star Hannah Einbinder Blasts AI Creators as 'Losers'(variety.com)
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by bogzz 7mo ago
“The people who make this stuff are losers. They’re not artists. They’re not creative,” she said at the “Hacks” press conference last month at the London hotel in West Hollywood. “And they’ve wanted their whole lives to be special. And they
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by bogzz 7mo ago
What recursive self-improvement?
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by bogzz 7mo ago
The last four words would have sufficed.
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by bogzz 7mo ago
I most definitely am not.
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by bogzz 7mo ago
Oh, is that what they're implementing in schools? No, wait, that was A1, probably the sauce.
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by bogzz 7mo ago
Money.
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by bogzz 7mo ago
Seems like that is the case, yes.
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by bogzz 7mo ago
It's a horrifying feeling facing the possibility that the career I spent so much time and money to get into is fading away. Sure, LLMs are not there yet, and they might not ever quite get there. But will companies start hiring again? I
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by bogzz 7mo ago
Well yes, Meta even said so explicitly about their upcoming layoffs. They're offsetting the capital expenditures into data centers, and "preparing for greater efficiency brought on by AI-assisted workers".
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by bogzz 7mo ago
You're harshing the vibe, man.
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by bogzz 8mo ago
The "average" in the YC microcosm, I assume.
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by bogzz 8mo ago
I imagine even a slight impediment in terms of being able to parse and express yourself in a language that you don't know as well as your mother tongue makes LLM usage much more tantalizing. And not knowing the language quite as well a

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