cpt_sobel

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   by cpt_sobel 9mo ago

   > destroyed by AI: art, music, books Some people crave the connection to the human experience through your examples. And personally, I wouldn't care in the least about any "work of art" created by a model. A model could pr
2. 62.▲
   by cpt_sobel 9mo ago

   Maybe it blurs on a level lower than what the screenshot can capture
3. 63.▲
   by cpt_sobel 9mo ago

   > less choice than something like Spotify or YouTube Music For the same reason (plus curiosity of what people are listening to in weird places) I recently switched to Radio Garden [0], highly recommend it (not affiliated) [0] https:&#x2
4. 64.▲
   by cpt_sobel 9mo ago

   And what about the "mature enough" part? How has it changed / progressed recently?
5. 65.▲
   by cpt_sobel 9mo ago

   My hand was at least 40cm away from the touchpad, no it wasn't disabled.
6. 66.▲
   by cpt_sobel 9mo ago

   I've had the same issue while using external mouse and keyboard, so I definitely don't touch the touchpad.
7. 67.▲
   by cpt_sobel 9mo ago

   I have a similar issue with vim support, they have built-in support which I really appreciate but don't currently support pointing to my own .vimrc. This is unfortunately a dealbreaker for me.
8. 68.▲
   by cpt_sobel 9mo ago

   I tried switching to Zed from vim / Idea Suite with IdeaVim, and I was disappointed that I could not just use my .vimrc, have they fixed it yet? It's currently the only blocker for me.
9. 69.▲
   by cpt_sobel 10mo ago

   There's so little meaning (other than "Buy My Book!") in the latter part of the post that I thought I read the same paragraph 20 times
10. 70.▲
    by cpt_sobel 10mo ago

    A trick to attract more investors most likely
11. 71.▲
    by cpt_sobel 11mo ago

    Not EU but still a european state
12. 72.▲
    by cpt_sobel 11mo ago

    > We're already committed to ~3 years of the current trajectory How do you mean committed?
13. 73.▲
    by cpt_sobel 11mo ago

    Good points - mechanically just following algorithms isn't thinking, and neither is "predicting the next tokens". But would a combination of the 2 then be close to what we define as thinking though?
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    by cpt_sobel 11mo ago

    > Neither can humans. We also just brute force "autocompletion" I have to disagree here. When you are tasked with dividing 2 big numbers you most certainly don't "autocomplete" (with the sense of finding the most
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    by cpt_sobel 11mo ago

    The latest MS Teams update on MacOS fetched an installer that asked me for 1.2GB (Yes, G!) of disk space...