burself

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   by burself 5y ago

   This Twitter AI lobbyist phenomenon is so weird. When did it become normal to give any attention to these "intellectual" types who seemingly don't do AI work but love to rave about it on Twitter with non-technical arguments?
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   by burself 5y ago

   The algorithms and data involved are too sensitive to be discussed publicly and the reasoning is acceptable enough to even the most knowledgeable people. They can't even be pressured to prove that the system is effective at it's p
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   by burself 5y ago

   I think "spirit of SumatraPDF" means that he wouldn't npm install 800K lines of code into his project 5 minutes after creating it. I look at the speed and efficiency of VSCode and it gives me hope that it's possible to
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   by burself 5y ago

   Aren't they doing the complete opposite by, for example, not adding touchscreen to Macs and handicapping iPadOS on purpose so that it can't be used for real work despite having an M1? They benefit way more from selling multiple de