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Sure. But that's an ALSO, not an INSTEAD.
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I don't understand the objection. We are un-terraforming Earth now. Terraforming it back is worth is basically no matter the cost, since the alternative is to not have a livable Earth.
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It sounds like they tried to achieve their goals not by making a game that people wanted to play, but by resurrecting The Mythical Man Month and not only believing that this zombie anti-science idea works, but that it could produce a massiv
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Even though you might not want the answer to the question you only accidentally asked, I think it's useful to answer it for others.
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Cladistically you can decide: a) There are fish. Sharks are fish. Trout are fish. So therefore humans are fish as we are more related to trout than we are to sharks. This is basically saying that "fish" is roughly the same as &quo
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You lost it a bit at the end with women and men. Those aren't phylogenic groups, so not even closely related to the concept. It's a bit like saying "there's no such thing as granite" because not all granite is the p
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You've got that exactly backwards. Humans say "fish" and "tree". That's the entire point of the article.
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Sure. But it's like... the LLM is a tool to super charge your human association thinking. It's not a search per se, and every time you get the correct answer that's just happy accident (although I realize it happens a lot ).
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"Future" maybe means "next two months"? :P
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Using AI as a search engine seems like the worst of the worst. "You can't lick a badger twice" is a thing...
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The European tornado models have been superior to the US models for a long time, and the US has relied on them heavily. Not sure if the European models use the data from those satellites though, probably.
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> aren’t they just using AI to eliminate accidental complexity After using Claude Code to vibe code some stuff, it seems to me that AI doesn't eliminate accidental complexity, it just creates more of it and takes away some of the
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These Are the First Images Captured by the Largest Camera Ever Made(petapixel.com)
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A good rule of thumb: if your math makes Palestinians out to be 6x the victim compared the the numbers of hamas , your numbers are just wrong and you shouldn't be screaming murder, you should rethink your math.
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I believe they're still working towards making the syntax and semantics more python-like.
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> And like mechanized farm equipment, LLMs are cheap, plentiful, getting smaller every day, and- most importantly- require no training to operate. I... assume that was meant sarcastically, but it's not at all clear from context I th
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Maybe. I'd be scare of what happens to conservative members of religions that can go off the deep end pretty badly, primarily islam, but various cults like scientology also comes to mind.
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Are you saying SBMC hasn't done the research? That seems dubious.
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SBMC has a takedown of Plato that is 100x better than this article, while being 10x shorter, and funny. https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/cave-2
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> And you would not like if any corporations did this to your Open Source project; on HN alone I see a small army's worth of people who bitch about websites built for Chrome but not Safari. Those are unrelated things.
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..in the US. Here in Sweden, I never got covid that I know of, people lined up real fast to get the vaccine without any threats.
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> WebKit was basically a hostile fork of KHTML Chromiom is a hostile fork of WebKit. Webkit was a rather polite fork of KHTML, just that they had a team of full time programmers so KHTML couldn't keep up with the upstream requests a
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Not outsmart god, but outsmart yourself straight into hell.
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You can self host sentry. Although I hear it's a bit of a pain.
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Oh look, just what I've been predicting: https://news.ycombinator.com/context?id=44041114 https://news.ycombinator.com/context?id=41786908 It's the same as "AI can code". It gets caught
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I would assume someone speculated and then the hype brain took over and everyone reported it as AI. I've had that happen to the company I work at and we literally have zero AI stuff.
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So exactly the same level as HTML already does? That seems like interpreting their words so charitably it no longer makes sense.
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> But that’s the point! It’s just html! That's the point of FastHTML maybe, but the article linked says "higher level components" which is a lie. This is an enormous distinction, and not even close to subtle. > You seem
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> Higher level components [like] tables But look at the code for a table: https://monsterui.answer.ai/api_ref/docs_tables It's just exactly the HTML but written weirdly in Python. This isn't higher level,
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I don't get it. That's the only pattern that makes any sense imo. If you get problems because two or more projects needs to be updated simultaneously because of DRY or whatever, I would argue that you actually have ONE project and

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