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by coliveira 9mo ago
This is all based on bad math. The people proposing these things don't even have proper scientific and mathematical training to determine what is achievable.
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by coliveira 9mo ago
Yes, "professional users" need this. The problem is that the group of professional users who need that will shrink really fast in the next few years.
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by coliveira 9mo ago
In the case of Photoshop it is the software itself that is becoming useless. In a few years, using photoshop will be viewed the same as developing physical film, a process from a by-gone era that is still possible, but impractical.
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by coliveira 9mo ago
Software developers programmed themselves out of a job. They created a huge and growing set of free, tested, high quality software in the form of open source, that can be use for pretty much anything. LLMs will automate a lot of the remaini
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by coliveira 9mo ago
> getting business aligned with tech (communication) and getting alignment across all the different orgs This is what a CEO is supposed to do. I wonder if CEOs are the ones OK with their data being used and sent to large corps like MS, O
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by coliveira 9mo ago
The current admin is doing everything they can to stop this trend, but by making life worse in the island, as they don't want to do anything about the health of US citizens.
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by coliveira 9mo ago
No, I have a clear distinction between objects and human beings.
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by coliveira 9mo ago
> But it's still tempting to say "thank you" after the LLM generates a response which I found helpful I don't think it's helpful because I don't interact with objects.
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by coliveira 9mo ago
This has all the tell signs of a financial lie. I doubt this money will ever materialize. But of course he's immediately receiving the results of the publicity stunt.
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by coliveira 9mo ago
It's really easy to see that big tech is interviewing only people who passed an initial filter which at this point is AI based. They're clearly filtering for some characteristics they want in a candidate, and most probably the fil
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by coliveira 9mo ago
If you work on highly repetitive areas like web programming, I can clearly see why they're using LLMs. If you're in a more niche area, then it gets harder to use LLM all the time.
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by coliveira 9mo ago
Is there any way to use the international version of TikTok in the US?
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by coliveira 9mo ago
I don't know why the downvotes, that's most probably what happened. These deals are rarely done for some economic reason, it's mostly because somebody knows someone else who can do it and get mutual benefit, a legalized versi
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by coliveira 9mo ago
It takes a person with massive personality disorder to do this kind of stuff. I'm glad I'm not doing it, whatever the amounts of money in play.
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by coliveira 9mo ago
They'll never say it's resume building or kickbacks, they'll invent some technically sounding and/or business reason to achieve the same result.
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by coliveira 9mo ago
Yes, but then how are these people going to justify the money they're spending on cloud systems?... They need to find only reasons to maintain their "investment", otherwise they could be held as incompetent when their solutio
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by coliveira 9mo ago
And how many of these apps were just files wired up in different ways?
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by coliveira 9mo ago
Scams are everywhere, you fall for them if you want. AI in general is the biggest data privacy risk ever created, but people are happily providing every last bit of data they have to companies that they never even heard of before.
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by coliveira 9mo ago
> So yes, they do all in own interest, and the EU isn't and wasn't very different. Of course, what connects Europe and the USA forever is that they think the same in these matters. No one can trust them.
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by coliveira 9mo ago
It's funny that people still have any expectation of privacy when using a vm hosted at a place like AWS or Azure... They're giving any and every last bit you have, if the right people ask.
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by coliveira 9mo ago
The Fed was created EXACTLY to bail out large banks when they inevitably fail due to the nature of their mismanaged business. Don't expect anything different.
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by coliveira 9mo ago
The USD is losing purchasing power, that's the implication of all these price changes with respect to pretty much any asset.
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by coliveira 9mo ago
No, the Saudi will sell access to Chinese researchers. It is a very smart move.
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by coliveira 9mo ago
Congress is literally acting by providing funding for AI projects in the country.
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by coliveira 9mo ago
Stop spreading FUD.
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by coliveira 9mo ago
> People outside the project are allowed to say whatever the hell they want What these people do is a disservice to the general open source community, by spreading misinformation and general FUD about critical software that uses C and C+
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by coliveira 9mo ago
Say goodbye to falling AWS prices. From now on its gonna be higher and higher.
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by coliveira 9mo ago
The good thing about AI is that it knows all the hundreds of little libraries that keep popping up every few days like a never-ending stream. No longer I need to worry about learning about this stuff, I can just ask the AI what libraries to
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by coliveira 9mo ago
The government leniency and support for oligarchy and way more important than the dollars they could provide. The current regime could be characterized as a techno surveillance state run by a few oligarchs.
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by coliveira 9mo ago
Yes, to achieve communism, state capitalism is a necessary tool. I'm not saying it will be achieved, but that's how it could progress.

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