camillomiller

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by camillomiller 4mo ago
Elaborate. Are banks not repackaging and reselling debt tied to those valuations? I see that as a collapse risk
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by camillomiller 4mo ago
I will blow your mind: you don’t necessarily need one
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by camillomiller 4mo ago
The website is unclear about what it does, but the about page is rad. Took me a minute to get the reference. :)
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by camillomiller 4mo ago
Terrible thinking: yes, it's just bad thinking. It's a malformed comparison that misunderstands the conversation. Delegating thinking to mediocrity machines: Based on the statistical nature of their underlying math, LLMs are by de
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by camillomiller 4mo ago
The amount of brain energy spent on justifying the mediocrity machines is astounding.
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by camillomiller 4mo ago
Would you have a breakdown of costs/benefit? Can you say with certainty that this workflow has increased productivity so much that you are seeing profit increases that you wouldn't have otherwise noticed just by hiring more people
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by camillomiller 4mo ago
It is a terrible analogy that shows terrible thinking. After all, there's one thing we can bet with more confidence on: delegating thinking to this mediocrity machines is affecting the ability to do the same in scores and scores of pr
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by camillomiller 4mo ago
I was literally quoting Sam Altman
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by camillomiller 4mo ago
Show me the billion dollar solopreneur startup, or the profit increase for companies and at that point I’ll start thinking that this tasteless high level wanking might make sense in some way
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by camillomiller 4mo ago
I swear, if I read forms with “genuinely” one more time I am gonna scream. FUCK LLM WRITING
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by camillomiller 4mo ago
My man, it’s a slippy sloppy app claude coded possibly in an afternoon at best…
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by camillomiller 4mo ago
>> As a GenYer I find this rude and I'll take them out any time I interact with someone. Interesting point. Airpods actually work great as hearing aids and I personally use that in loud environments, but I find myself cringing wh
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by camillomiller 4mo ago
This reeks of peak bubble, it’s ok say that.
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by camillomiller 4mo ago
This Silicon Valley mentality applied to a mechanistic view of the body is a fucking disgrace. This will fail, and luckily we won’t have to endure more of Silicon Valley’s dunning krueger on steroids about medical solutions. The Silicon Val
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by camillomiller 4mo ago
Well if you’re a talentless hack this is all mostly awesome
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by camillomiller 4mo ago
One of the fundamentally and widely accepted concept in learning science is the need for “desirable difficulties”. Too bad that wiping that out in favor of convenience has been the fundamental business model of Silicon Valley since two dec
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by camillomiller 4mo ago
That’s good. EU needs union marketing, more than spend on stupid american idiotic fake tech revolutions
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by camillomiller 4mo ago
They could start by building a mobile website that doesn’t suck balls
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by camillomiller 4mo ago
Fun but closer to the hole it’s impossible to aim. I missed it for time because I have no way to understand fine direction if my thumb covers the indicator at low power
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by camillomiller 4mo ago
It is completely off in the opposite direction
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by camillomiller 4mo ago
Yeah, infuriating that this shit gets so upvoted here
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by camillomiller 4mo ago
Person who hasn’t spent enough time understanding web design feels entitled to make a CSS mark sheet. Most of the “bad” is really “I haven’t worked with this enough and I will judge it from my limited point of view”. What a waste of time
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by camillomiller 4mo ago
>>I kept watching good companies drift away from the missions they were founded on. Not because anyone woke up one day and decided to be evil, but because the structure they were built on slowly pulled them there. I call that pull &qu
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by camillomiller 4mo ago
I wrote a one star review and posted pictures of a badly burnt pizza served at a restaurant in Berlin. Google sent me an email telling me they removed that because the restaurant filed a defamation claim
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by camillomiller 4mo ago
As a developer who deploys wordpress often, I can tell you that if you have the resources (experience and time) to setup a headless wordpress you probably don’t need 99% of plugins. The really important ones (ACF Pro, cookies-stuff, SEO etc
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by camillomiller 4mo ago
I was in the beat at the time. If you had read what pundits were saying at the time you would find countless criticism of Apple's hybris etc... Sounds a LOT like what we read today about LLMs.
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by camillomiller 4mo ago
This this this 1000 times. It’s not that the tech ain’t great, but it’s just not marketable to the levels these scammers are screaming about.
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by camillomiller 4mo ago
Basically the entire business model of Plaud
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by camillomiller 4mo ago
Cool but mate, this is just not true: >>Some content-management software (CMS), like WordPress, requires using the same presentation layer that the CMS uses Headless wordpress has been a thing for quite a while and it’s trivial for a
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by camillomiller 4mo ago
You might want to so some research. It’s the only company with a level of privacy on this. Most of it is on-device. Private cloud compute does not store anything. I dunno man, you could criticize 360 aspects of this presentation but you pic

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