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by casey2 2y ago
Apple canceled Project Titan in 2024 after 10 years of development.
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by casey2 2y ago
By the time the title changes it will be about Xiaomi.
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by casey2 2y ago
If your mind has trouble expanding outside the domain of "use this well known tool to do something that has already been done" then no amount of improvements will free you from your belief that chatbots are glorified autocomplete.
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by casey2 2y ago
>they can dump out a boilerplate react frontend to a CRUD API This is so clearly biased that it boarders on parody. You can only get out what you put in. The real use case of current LLMs is that any project that would previously requir
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by casey2 2y ago
Because it's the difference between a fleshy hallucination and something that might related to reality.
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by casey2 2y ago
The 404 links are hilarious, like you can't even parse the output and retry until it returns a link that doesn't 404? Even ignoring the billions in valuation, this is so bad for a $20 sub.
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by casey2 2y ago
I'm sure everyone has seen this 100 times already but it really fits given modern advertising practice of every major company, especially in designing products to fit advertising plans. There are also entire "industries" desi
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by casey2 2y ago
If you were employed there was never a time in American history were food was expensive. When you consider the relative price increase needed to serve quality food to students cost becomes a bad joke. The reason is that nobody is America ca
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by casey2 2y ago
If the neighbor kid (Sidney "Sid" Phillips) from toy story appeared in a modern movie of a similar budge (not even inflation adjusted) people would comment about the bad CGI. Toy Story was a good idea because attempts at depicting
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by casey2 2y ago
A pepper seed is just a seed until you chew it
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US democracy is just better at managing perception and allowing controlled opposition. Dissent exists, but it’s channeled into ineffective political battles that don’t threaten the ruling structure. People think they have a say because they
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by casey2 2y ago
Pshaa, the US didn't become the richest country on the planet by letting their kids eat caviar and green beans. Why learn if you already live like a king? Struggle builds character.
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by casey2 2y ago
If people are too rich, dumb, lazy or some combination of all three to not cancel a subscription because of the "barrier" of several web-pages and reading then they are extremely unlikely to use their money for any productive effo
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by casey2 2y ago
This will be easily defeated. Especially with models that try to quantify how "surprising" some text is. If the surprise is low then leave and try again later. I guess it will get dumb bots that don't use models? So probably
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by casey2 2y ago
How much of this is because of the US strong-arming companies in their sphere of influence? Nobody here actually forgot the MegaUpload fiasco, it's just that people pretend to forget abusive relationships.
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by casey2 2y ago
Is this post a meta joke? Or are you actually claiming that you took the road less traveled?
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by casey2 2y ago
Isn't this just standard subversive rhetoric? I don't consider this a serious reading of Frost Also I feel deju vu from this thread which implies that this is a forced meme.
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by casey2 2y ago
This just seems like you performed a social engineering attack on your boss to keep someone on the team who was objectively performing poorly but happened to be doing something that is valued in western culture. In short you replaced one we
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by casey2 2y ago
Spooky23, the atoms in your heart all quantum tunneled out of your body causing your untimely death. Why didn't you install a backup heart?
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by casey2 2y ago
Does "infomed cost/benefit" mean "agree with my opinion"? How much information does someone need to show they understand? Do you know the lcense terms to every service you use? certainly not, so applying this standa
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by casey2 2y ago
For context, according to the rules of the subreddit you must provide the full sequence of prompts used to generate the output, but no such sequence is given. Also Claude didn't "try" to do anything of course. Such a title is
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by casey2 2y ago
So you can't handle a raccoon living in a bush on a yard somebody says you own so you destroy it's habitat? Very cool. Do you want a medal? Should the ruminants who need grazing land be allowed to bulldoze your stapled together pl
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by casey2 2y ago
I think Tim was right, it's 2025, Nvidia just released their 50 series, but I don't see any cards, let alone GPUs.
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The government bureaucrats in this case are usually scientists employees by the government. And as far as I'm concerned anybody using the scientific method is a scientists, and if they aren't then they aren't, job title is me
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by casey2 2y ago
LLM pricing makes no sense. Why pay the same rate for tokens that are in/out of the context window when that's 99% of performance. Now the burden is on the user to somehow guess or reverse-engineer the internals of your model
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by casey2 2y ago
This exact thread was posted the last time this article was posted. Is this site all bots. Hello? any real humans?!?!
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This entire line of reasoning is worker propaganda. Like the boss is some buffoon and the employees constantly have to skirt his nonsensical requirements to make create a reasonable product. It's a cartoon mentality. Real products have
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Electric cars were driven on the moon before Elon Musk was in diapers
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by casey2 2y ago
I thought it was a Halo reference https://www.halopedia.org/Strix-class_harrier
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by casey2 2y ago
I guess you could pack all the meals in a truck, drive it to the edge of the city and then load all the drones and send them out over the burbs

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