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by dartos 2y ago
Now go ahead and let anyone embed that application in another party’s application. A big part of what makes web successful is the ease of syndication.
782.
by dartos 2y ago
Media was never all that responsible.
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by dartos 2y ago
I don’t think they could do that in a way that would prevent a fork from undoing it.
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by dartos 2y ago
I think a lot of people want high corporate profit taxes
785.
by dartos 2y ago
> successful businessmen, while the former names are successful scientists We’ve seen this before with Thomas Edison.
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by dartos 2y ago
For sure. But C++ devs aren’t trying to convince rust devs to change their stack.
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by dartos 2y ago
There’s just so much wrong here. From statements to spelling.
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by dartos 2y ago
The issue is that for all rusts complexities, it can still have production issues.
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by dartos 2y ago
I’d be really interested in that kind of study. My intuition has slowly been building towards thinking of LLMs (and potentially all generative models) are essentially search algorithms
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by dartos 2y ago
Yes, this particular feature isn’t effective at stopping content from going somewhere unwanted, but I think the main design goal of bsky and the AT protocol isn’t that.
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by dartos 2y ago
Well they recently published the AT protocol that they use. It’s an open protocol, so they’re going for some kind of community angle maybe? They could probably sell instances like mastodon, but I don’t think that will scale how they probabl
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by dartos 2y ago
I think the goal is to enable users to avoid content they don’t wish to see, not prevent content from going to specific places.
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by dartos 2y ago
People have to realize that many problems that are hard for humans are in a dataset somewhere.
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by dartos 2y ago
It was considered cheating to copy and paste my paper from Wikipedia. Why is it any different in this case?
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by dartos 2y ago
Yeah, if they don’t add malware. I doubt redis will add malware to specifically their rust client. OSS authors can add malware too.
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by dartos 2y ago
Hey welcome to the legal system!
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by dartos 2y ago
Yeah I always just put whatever in my .gitignore and never clean it up
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by dartos 2y ago
There are also a lot of macroeconomic changes making hiring contractors (or anyone, really) a less attractive option at least in the US.
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by dartos 2y ago
Another one! What’s the point of your argument? AI companies: “There’s a new machine that can do reasoning!!!” Some people: “actually they’re not very good at reasoning” Some people like you: “well neither are humans so…” > research on L
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by dartos 2y ago
How do you think one leads to the other? Engineers due tend to be pretty critical of things that can’t be accurately and consistently measured (not meant as a slight. It’s true, but it doesn’t make those soft sciences worthless), but they a
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by dartos 2y ago
I think AI isn’t the same as crypto or metaverse. The LLMs and image generation models have obvious utility. They’re not AGI or anything wild like that, but they are legitimately useful, unlike crypto. VR didn’t fail, it just wasn’t viral.
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by dartos 2y ago
I don’t know if that makes it a scam. I think you’re putting the cart before the horse. Big cloud providers will push anything that would make them money. That’s just what marketing is. AI was exciting long before big cloud providers even e
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by dartos 2y ago
But LLMs aren’t people. And people do more than just generate code. The comparison is weird and dehumanizing. I, personally, have never worked with someone who consistently puts out code that is as bad as LLM generated code either. > Mos
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by dartos 2y ago
What is the point of your argument? I keep seeing people say “yeah well I’ve seen humans that can’t do that either.” What’s the point you’re trying to make?
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by dartos 2y ago
That’s a different flow though. Pasting URL into browser, then having access to game Vs Pasting url in browser Get link to install app Install app Navigate to the original url again. Technical capabilities don’t always change user experienc
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by dartos 2y ago
The ability to paste a URL into a browser and have that be everything you need to do to play a game is pretty compelling for many kinds of games. That’s what made flash games so big back in the day.
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by dartos 2y ago
I work in the LLM search space and echo OC’s sentiment. The more I work with LLMs the more the magic falls away and I see that they are just very good at guessing text. It’s very apparent when I want to get them to do a very specific thing.
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by dartos 2y ago
It’s difficult to reproducibly test openai models, since they can change from under you and you don’t have control over every hyperparameter. It would’ve been nice to see one of the larger llama models though.
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by dartos 2y ago
People can communicate each step, and review each step as that communication is happening. LLMs must be prompted for everything and don’t act on their own. The value in the assertion is in preventing laymen from seeing a statistical guessin
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by dartos 2y ago
There isn’t much utility, but tbf the outputs aren’t identical. One danger is the human assumption that, since something appears to have that capability in some settings, it will have that capability in all settings. Thats a recipe for expl

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