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by cheesecompiler 7mo ago
After cloning a test suite you're still left with ongoing maintenance and development, maintaining feature parity etc. There's a lot more than passing a test suite. If the rewrite is truly superior it deserves to become the new Sh
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by cheesecompiler 7mo ago
> I personally think all of this is exciting. I’m a strong supporter of putting things in the open with as little license enforcement as possible. I think society is better off when we share, and I consider the GPL to run against that sp
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by cheesecompiler 8mo ago
I understand that. What I don’t understand is why that’s relevant here. AI can build whatever tooling it sees fit without needing to care about resources necessarily no? Ofc they’re necessary to run it but I don’t understand the inevitabili
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by cheesecompiler 8mo ago
I know you weren’t. I’m saying you’re claiming a currency is inevitable on some level. And I don’t understand why.
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by cheesecompiler 8mo ago
I’m not sure you’re disproving my point. Why is a currency needed at all? Why is fungibility necessary
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by cheesecompiler 8mo ago
Can anyone define "emergent" without throwing it around emptily? What is emerging here? I'm seeing higher-layer LLM human writing mimicry. Without a specific task or goal, they all collapse into vague discussions of nature of
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by cheesecompiler 8mo ago
Why does "filling a need" or "building a tool" have to turn into an "economy"? Can the bots not just build a missing tool and have it end there, sans-monetization?
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by cheesecompiler 9mo ago
In the 70s, the Polaroid SX-70 camera included a disposable battery in every film pack. After 10 shots, you threw away both it and the plastic film case with its large metal spring mechanism. When the film production stopped in the late 00s
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by cheesecompiler 9mo ago
Out of curiosity of someone who missed out on this, what is the site vulnerable to?
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by cheesecompiler 10mo ago
Excellent more grounded review. A few questions: > LLMs are emerging as a new kind of intelligence, simultaneously a lot smarter than I expected and a lot dumber than I expected Isn't this concerning? How can we know which one we ge
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by cheesecompiler 10mo ago
What is the use case with these? Even larger models skip details. Small models are terrible at summarizing and writing.
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by cheesecompiler 10mo ago
Right, it's largely politically and ego driven; a people not a software problem.
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by cheesecompiler 10mo ago
You say it like western nations don't operate on double-think, delusions of meritocracy, or power disproportionately concentrating in monopolies.
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by cheesecompiler 10mo ago
This would be convenient for post-production and editing of video, e.g. to aid colour grading in Davinci Resolve. Currently a lot of manual labour goes into tracking and hand-masking in grading.
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by cheesecompiler 11mo ago
The family is a system, with different roles played by each participant. For instance, in toxic families, there is often one scapegoat, with an anxious attachment style, that affords the avoidant types in the family to participate in delusi
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by cheesecompiler 11mo ago
Is it that fuzzy though? If it was would language not adequately grasp and model our realities? And what about the physical world itself: animals are modeling the world adequately enough to navigate it. There's significant gains to mak
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by cheesecompiler 11mo ago
Why have they flocked to Montana? I had no idea.
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by cheesecompiler 11mo ago
Why was this flagged? This is factual reporting by a trusted outlet.
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by cheesecompiler 11mo ago
Military company flourishes under a military investing regime. Not the accomplishment they tout it to be. Who needs the market?
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by cheesecompiler 11mo ago
> The problem isn't knowledge—it's incentives. > When you're volunteering out of love in a market society, you're setting yourself up to be exploited. I sound like a broken record but there's unifying causes t
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by cheesecompiler 11mo ago
My least favourite part of this timeline: anyone who writes well gets classified as AI. Some of us press Option+- to insert an em dash and have been for years.
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Collapsing data/code distinction, and disappearing role of programmers(github.com)
2 points by cheesecompiler 11mo ago|0 comments
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by cheesecompiler 11mo ago
Because thinking and reflection makes you realize the degree of power disparity, unfairness and suffering in the world.
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by cheesecompiler 1y ago
wow, you managed to make it more convoluted than the original.
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by cheesecompiler 1y ago
depression, like alcoholism, is a crutch and a symptom of a deeper issue, not an independent behaviour in a vacuum.
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by cheesecompiler 1y ago
The authors take a leap in assuming there's a difficulty with overriding a response. But in my and others' experience from group therapy, I can confidently say it's more like either apathy or being numbed out, to the point of
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by cheesecompiler 1y ago
The walls of the Google garden have been slowly going up.
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by cheesecompiler 1y ago
Wow no one at all with a Vision Pro?
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by cheesecompiler 1y ago
In my experience Gemini is consistently more conservative and poor at reasoning/regurgitates, like a local Llama instance.
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by cheesecompiler 1y ago
But this uses the transformers model to justify its own reasoning strength which might be a blindspot, which is my original point. All the above shows is that transformers can simulate solving a certain set of problems. It doesn't show

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