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cgio
6mo ago
I have an unsubstantiated understanding Ai investment is disproportionately capital intensive, and at least partially funded by self-fulfilling dreams of employment disappearing. Parts of the economy are already in recession and they would
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cgio
6mo ago
We already have our jobs on the line with AI, right? How will a crash be worse in personal terms?
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cgio
7mo ago
What it misses is that the 80% of soldiers who were not firing was still required. Not everyone has the same product, and someone’s product exists at an abstraction layer above the outcome and towards the organisation that builds it, as ugl
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cgio
7mo ago
I agree wholeheartedly, I don’t see any balance in the effort someone dedicated to generating text vs me consuming it. If you feel there’s further insight to be gained by an llm, give me the prompt, not the output. Any communication channel
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cgio
7mo ago
Yes, languages that talk to llms that is.
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cgio
7mo ago
You could relax sanctions in exchange for other priorities. A persistent pain is less effective than an acute one anyway. There’s carrots too in negotiations. But no, we cannot do what a previous president did.
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cgio
7mo ago
I don’t believe China has any intention to support anyone by military means. Best case they will keep on trading and that’s it. Iran is alone. Maybe Turkey makes a crazy move to support seeing it sees itself as next in line if Iran falls. T
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cgio
7mo ago
Depends how they use them as arguably was the case with stack overflow or other resources in the past. E.g. an LLM can be a valid and useful way to start discovering or understanding code and architecture. You can ask for a summary , distil
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cgio
7mo ago
I think we fall into the trap of seeing art from a consumption point of view. “Of what use is a human vs AI piece of art to Me?” Art is residing in the productive space too, the artist is considering not his/her utility but his/he
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cgio
7mo ago
US abducted the leader of a sovereign in a night without having any military installations in his country. Sovereignty is very brittle in this context. I am sure an unprepared installation can still be useful if need be. But in any case no
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cgio
7mo ago
If I were as wealthy as them I would not mind paying a 5% tax after years of tax avoidance. But that’s just one of the many reasons why I am not as wealthy as they are.
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cgio
7mo ago
This is a correct observation. The question is whether it’s meaningful to pursue local coherence when locality is vague. E.g. can someone at that level just declare permanent residence in a place but maintain their lifestyle in another? At
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cgio
8mo ago
That’s my question too. Presumably one could even build an API that just runs things in cli? How would they plan to restrict that? Based on usage patterns?
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cgio
8mo ago
Maybe similar to the imperceptibility of using the name of a famous bear in a certain country, there is an upcoming imperceptibility of using the name of a certain dish in another.
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cgio
9mo ago
Not convincing. I was hoping it would go down the xslt path, which is a lost art. I despised and loved xslt at the same time, and there’s no question it was an artful enterprise using it.
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cgio
9mo ago
There’s an acquaintance here in Australia that has built something similar without the crazy terminology and it is pretty solid.
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cgio
9mo ago
Quoting: “ What I’m describing is different. I’ll call it Vibe Discovery: you don’t know what you’re building. The requirements themselves are undefined. You’re not just discovering implementation - you’re discovering what the product shoul
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cgio
9mo ago
It can be interpreted a different way too. Apple is just a channel for TSMCs technology. Also the cost to build a fab that advanced, in say a 3 year horizon, let alone immediately available, is not one even Apple can commit to without canni
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cgio
9mo ago
tap tap tap tap tap tap tap tap tap tap tap
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cgio
9mo ago
I would see a potentially more liberal use of atomic, that if the repo state reflects the totality of what I need to get to new version AND return to current one, then I have all I need from a reproducibility perspective. Human actions coul
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cgio
9mo ago
I hear you, and mostly share the point of view, but that’s what people were saying about the instagram valuation too.
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cgio
10mo ago
The Turkish password word may be the same used for signature? I suspect so, because in Greek we have the Greek word for signature but also a Turkish loan word τζίφρα (djifra).
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cgio
10mo ago
Isn’t a JavaScript engine interactive ?
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cgio
10mo ago
I appreciate when a view opens up a different perspective and yours does. Nevertheless, if we lift the surface layer and have a look at the dark economy, do you think we’re find a less nepotistic economy, or one with less ruthless hierarchi
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cgio
10mo ago
Just to make it clear, I never said the next place will be Europe. Could be anywhere. Systems evolve creatively, I would not dare a prediction.
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cgio
10mo ago
It is a rationale, but ironically a very socialist one, which I believe would be anathema to the people actually making the decisions and the people who voted for them too.
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cgio
10mo ago
You allude to it yourself in your example. People, from all over the world, were doing research in the US, because that’s the only place they could really do it. Now that this option is disappearing, the system will have to adjust and find
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cgio
10mo ago
You could argue that, with Windows there is a legitimate place to direct your rage at, but the action of directing your rage does not actually have any effect on improving your experience. With Win and Mac, no one cares, because they alread
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cgio
10mo ago
good point, sequencing is very minimal, therefore some parallelism is feasible that way, but the pipeline is not that deep, at least ideally. Of course if people are chasing nano-seconds, it may make sense.
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10mo ago
The title is obviously the wrong way around, exchanges turn distributed logs into order books. The distributed part is a resilience decision but not essential to the design (technically writing to a disk would give persistence with less abi
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