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by cookieperson 3y ago
The rust community is great, but definitely avoid the power structures. Thats the same for any niche programming language by the way. That said rust does seem to have a lot of public drama, the whole team or something quit last year, I don&
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by cookieperson 3y ago
It is always professional to remove yourself from unprofessional situations.
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by cookieperson 3y ago
I haven't and I've followed various academic fields for 10 yrs or so.
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by cookieperson 3y ago
I haven't seen grifters in the community. But there definitely are narcissists and other ucky personality types. This is true of ALL communities... As soon as a niche group offers a position of power/importance the turds will line
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by cookieperson 3y ago
It's absolutely dubious. A few of my colleagues use it. They still get out performed. Actually makes their results worse in some cases...
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by cookieperson 3y ago
I wish them every bit of success but I'd worry about their OS if it was built under the same principles.
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by cookieperson 3y ago
Thread ripper with nvme drives for rust development make compile times a giggle. Not sure what you mean by bugs due to incremental compilation? I've never seen it happen anyways.
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by cookieperson 3y ago
Rust is doing just fine. And your original comment is specieous at best.
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by cookieperson 3y ago
Yes.
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by cookieperson 3y ago
There's a balance between the two and that balance shifts based on product/project requirements. I can't imagine anyone writing a slow browser engine and being like "yea but we will make it fast later!", Screen tear
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by cookieperson 3y ago
Please do document this and share it. Just because you didn't get to compete doesn't mean what you did wasn't awesome
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by cookieperson 3y ago
Yea but when you really look at the numbers most people are copy pasting git commands, npm package manager commands, warning suppression syntax, etc. That's not really programming and is a symptom that the tools people are using stink
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by cookieperson 3y ago
Also, it's important to state that, the BEST case scenario is that you get the knowledge out that went in. The common scenario would be that you have loss. It's also important to remember this thing was trained on Reddit, etc. We
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by cookieperson 3y ago
The first few times I tried chat gpt I tried asking it goofy questions to try to break it. Then I asked it questions across various fields I have information on. It answered each question incorrectly in a way that bothered me. The. I tried
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by cookieperson 3y ago
I think their point still stands. We have people and bots shilling chatgpt on a minutely cadence all over the internet right now talking about how "it is the same thing as a person" "look at how it is always correct in these
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by cookieperson 3y ago
Could probably fall under the guise of false advertising. AI companies are commonly guilty of that. But I haven't seen an AI company go after legal professionals yet...
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by cookieperson 3y ago
If by quickly you mean 5 to 10 years of paying a retainer on a lawyer sure. Even if you win the case you lose in life. Most individuals can't afford 500k in legal fees to have them be reimbursed years later. Big companies have lawyers
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by cookieperson 3y ago
Well they can sue you and bankrupt you by delaying trial for a decade. That's how the US patent system works anyways...
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by cookieperson 3y ago
https://www.thedailybeast.com/the-radical-movement-to-worshi...
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by cookieperson 3y ago
It'll be interesting to see how these sorts of less than anticipated sociological things emerge. Take a look at scientology, many practicers, pretty scifi beliefset, I think all we really need is another L Ron Hubbard and lots of not s
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by cookieperson 3y ago
Most applications like these don't require "emergent behavior" at all really... It's basically domain mapping from data. Super cool, but it's not like these models are all of a sudden forming personalities or someth
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by cookieperson 3y ago
Going to have to disagree with a lot of this based on my experiences.
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by cookieperson 3y ago
I have not seen organized religions around AI yet. But I have seen people writing some pretty wild ravings about how their god is an AI and how chatgpt connects too it or something. There's also people dating LLMs. Some guy in Belgium
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by cookieperson 3y ago
I've seen people posting about it on a few message boards. Most of them sound like they e lost their minds or are under the influence being completely honest. I could try to dig up posts if you want but it's more sad than interest
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by cookieperson 3y ago
No ad hominem if you reread both your post and mine. But okay let's shift the goal post back, remove the need for new algorithms and ask chat gpt to make you the code to compete with Google. Might not be a billionaire but still could b
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by cookieperson 3y ago
So you can go to chatgpt and say," I want to make a new search engine that is better then my competitors in performance, resource consumption, and cost. It must be the best in class for relevant searches, using a new hyper efficient se
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by cookieperson 3y ago
Do people actually do that much copy paste programming? People I work with are more inclined to read the docs and lean on intellisense. The people I've seen cling to chatgpt have been spending a lot of time forgetting LSPs exist and wo
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by cookieperson 3y ago
Google search has eroded a lot over the years. I think some of that is scale, but also adversarial SEO listings, etc. The biggest jump in its degregation Ive noticed happened around the time chatgpt launched after it's beta. Now every
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by cookieperson 3y ago
Or you can just write the code yourself instead of praying something else can do your job for you better than you can...
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by cookieperson 3y ago
I've had several SO questions get flamed, down voted and closed. I don't think this is great advice. What I would say is read the rules, search SO for duplicates try to think of near duplicates, try to Google the answer, then post

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