dakolli

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by dakolli 8mo ago
I'm not giving this kind of information over email ever. You better have some secure and compliant platform for me to submit these forms over or you can f off.
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by dakolli 8mo ago
Token prices have literally gone up, where are you getting this information from.... Noone would have pay for a bespoke linux made by an stochastic llm when security is a concern, even if it was $10.00 which it will never be. The hardware r
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by dakolli 8mo ago
Also people aren't going to stop paying some negligible sum for reliable software and opt for a vibe coded pile of code that breaks with every other edge case. SaaS definitely isn't getting replaced imo.
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by dakolli 8mo ago
Well they didn't necessarily stop waging war in Star Trek either.. They also spent most of their time trying to not get defeated by parasitic artificial intelligence.
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by dakolli 8mo ago
*Checks Bio* Owns AI company and.... the whole family tree's portfolio :eyes:
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by dakolli 8mo ago
One thing that's clear, LLMs cannot come up with novel ideas.
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by dakolli 8mo ago
There are ton's of underprivileged college grads or soon to be grads that could really use the experience, and pro bono work for a non profit would look really good on their CVs. Have you considered contacting a local university's
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by dakolli 8mo ago
It might be more of an issue with the story telling than the actors performance themselves. For instance the changes in Joe and Gordon's characters was confusing. Gordon goes from being shy nerd to reckless coke addict, like huh.. Joe
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by dakolli 8mo ago
Idk man, the entire second season gives me that feeling of embarrassment, I couldn't finish the show. The first season was alright, but honestly the second season is some of the cheesiest/worst storytelling/acting I've e
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by dakolli 8mo ago
I just tried to watch this show because someone told me its the next best tech show after Silicon Valley, and the second season is by far some of the worst storytelling and acting I've ever seen on a screen, I don't think I'l
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by dakolli 8mo ago
How is that 1st world, there are plenty of people that "think hard" and deal with really hard problems in the "3rd World" Give compiler engineering for medical devices a whirl for 14 hours a day for a month or so and let
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by dakolli 8mo ago
Do you really think the ruling class has any plans to allow that to happen... There's a reason so much surveillance tech is being rolled out across the world. If the world needs 1/3 of the labor to sustain the ruling class's
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by dakolli 8mo ago
I'm speaking about the vast majority of people, who yes, build the same things. Look at any HN post over the last 6 months and you'll see everyone sharing clones of the same product. Yes some ideas or novel, I would argue that LLM
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by dakolli 8mo ago
Its really wild how much good UI stands out to me now that the internet is been flooded with generically produced slop. I created a bookmarks folder for beautiful sites that clearly weren't created by LLMs and required a ton of sweat t
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by dakolli 8mo ago
You have a great source of water, which unfortunately for you cost you more money than the average, but because everyone else also has water that precious resource of yours isn't really worth anything if you were to try and go sell it.
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by dakolli 8mo ago
That's the thing, profits and equities are at all time highs, but these companies have laid off 400k SWEs in the last 16 months in the US, which should tell you what their plans are for this technology and augmenting their businesses.
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by dakolli 8mo ago
What a good faith reply. If you sincerely believe this, that's a good insight into how dumb the masses are. Although I would expect a higher quality of reply on HN. You found the most expensive 8pck of water on Walmart. Anyone can put
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by dakolli 8mo ago
Throughout history Empires have bet their entire futures on the predictions of seers, magicians and done so with enthusiasm. When political leaders think their court magicians can give them an edge, they'll throw the baby out with the
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by dakolli 8mo ago
Their goal is to monopolize labor for anything that has to do with i/o on a computer, which is way more than SWE. Its simple, this technology literally cannot create new jobs it simply can cause one engineer (or any worker whos job has
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by dakolli 8mo ago
I'd prefer we start nuking the idea of using LLMs to write code, not help it get better. Why don't you people listen to Rob Pike, this technology is not good for us. Its a stain on software and the world in general, but I get it m
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by dakolli 8mo ago
You "agentic coders" say you're switching back and forth every other week. Like everything else in this trend, its very giving of 2021 crypto shill dynamics. Ya'll sound like the NFT people that said they were transformi
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by dakolli 8mo ago
I called this many times over the last few weeks on this website (and got downvoted every time), that the next generation of models would become more verbose, especially for agentic tool calling to offset the slot machine called CC's p
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by dakolli 8mo ago
I actually have zero clue what Sorcerer's apprentice is, or what you're getting at. I never said that it isn't useful for dumb tedious tasks that don't require much thought. I was talking about critical tasks where human
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by dakolli 8mo ago
You literally have a blog post called "AI can only solve boring problems" Are you just trying to argue for the sake of arguing?
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by dakolli 8mo ago
Its very obvious, imo they are going to have a hard time signing young men up to fight for this country when they inevitably make everyone so poor they beg anything, even a war. But... They'll use profits and greed to alienate the work
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by dakolli 8mo ago
Everyone in the comments is like, "take a look at this AI tool for Ghirda" This is indicative of two things. 1. While I can't stand the guy, ya'll need to watch Peter Thiel's talk from 10-15 years ago at Stanford ab
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by dakolli 8mo ago
Maybe it would be better if these news operations had to find better ways to sustain themselves than the current paradigms. Also, the internet archive is not the only archive, and there will be more. This ins't something they can reall
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by dakolli 8mo ago
fracture all the services, idc. 3 hrs a day on your phone is equivalent to 15 years of your life (accounting for a 16 hour waking day). I know people that do a solid 6... That's 30 years of their life scrolling, getting their brains co
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by dakolli 8mo ago
btw, This is what people are referring to when they say LLMs are revolutionizing software.
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by dakolli 8mo ago
You make slop, congrats. Your father's pacemaker isn't made by Claude, the software in your phone that keeps the battery from catching on fire isn't made with Claude. Sorry the world of software isn't just http handlers.

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