davydm

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by davydm 9mo ago
hold on thar pardner, it'll take a little longer for some of us :D happy new year & +1
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by davydm 9mo ago
poohbear needs to fuck right off
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by davydm 10mo ago
How unsurprising.
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by davydm 10mo ago
Everybody trying so hard to offload ai on people, but the good news is people are wising up and rejecting the enshittification. $8m is tiny next to the ms-nvidia-openai circle jerk, so at least she shouldn't be totally broken when it a
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by davydm 10mo ago
Practically anything made by an actual human who actually cares about what they're making.
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by davydm 10mo ago
Link seems dead, but the sentiment is spot-on. "You're holding it wrong"
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by davydm 10mo ago
As long as I can turn it off, like I do now, and like they promise. But this is a little concerning.
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by davydm 10mo ago
yay, another vscode with ai integration because, y'know, there's not enough of them
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by davydm 10mo ago
Simply put, the tools are not at the level the grifters want you to believe. You'll always find someone claiming to have made a thing with ai alone, and some of these may even work to an extent, but the reality is that the models have
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by davydm 10mo ago
To be clear: it's our competitive nature that has fueled a lot of human progress and is responsible for where we are, but we're at a bit of a tipping point where the world is getting more crowded, competition is increasing, and tr
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by davydm 10mo ago
nice idea - not exactly new - that we could just get AGI to do all the work and spend our lives playing BUT In the two major economic climates - capitalism and communism - this won't end up being the case. Capitalists will moan about s
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by davydm 10mo ago
interesting btw - can't connect to any consoletext.dev domain - dashboard, docs, etc
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by davydm 10mo ago
just more of the same "oh, if you think <insert name here> is bad, you should see our enemies" nothing will change for as long as people continue to make excuses
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by davydm 10mo ago
ugh, and the ai apologetics - "you're holding it wrong" no, it's garbage - if I have to earn a phd in machine-speak, I might as well continue on my rather deterministic tdd path instead of debugging more garbage aigen co
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by davydm 10mo ago
"get ready for a wave of anti-AI populism" buddy. buddy. it's long been here, and not just for the power-draw, but also for the absolute grifter garbage that it is - promises from the creators because they desperately need to
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by davydm 10mo ago
awesome - lean into the privacy leaks if this feature ever makes it to consumer-grade gpus (and why wouldn't it?) I hope someone smart figures out how to cripple/disable it.
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by davydm 10mo ago
Interesting to choose an immutable distro because "I never had a setup survive multiple years. At some point, package updates would always break something enough that it felt easier to just do a clean install rather than spending hours
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by davydm 10mo ago
https://archive.ph/O8psi
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by davydm 10mo ago
part of me says "wow, cool" another part says "oof, reads like shit, sounds like shit, i really hope the authors don't mind that they flushed their lives in a toilet to make this crap" (yes, rude, i know)
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by davydm 10mo ago
how I wish people could stop this stupid {first letter}{count the letters}{last letter} naming - it just wastes people's time as they have to go look up what the abbreviation of the week is
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by davydm 10mo ago
No 1. AI still makes mistakes - you'll still need a mentor to guide it 2. AI doesn't learn - so all the companies leaning on AI to replace interns are just putting more pressure on whoever is required to clean up after the ai, but
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by davydm 11mo ago
alrighty, show it then...
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by davydm 11mo ago
I get your part about mentors. I came up through having to figure stuff out myself a lot via stack overflow and friends, where the biggest problem for me is usually how to ask the right question (eg with elastic search, having to find and u
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by davydm 11mo ago
wtf
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by davydm 11mo ago
What a dumb piece, basically promoting consumerism in the name of "the economy". I think it's great that people are starting to wake up, waste less, and recognize the hollowness of perpetual upgrades.
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by davydm 11mo ago
The moment I started reading, I came to the same conclusion as the paper - causality is unknown. It's very likely that kids with autism/adhd are drawn to the high-stimulus sources of entertainment more than their peers.
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by davydm 11mo ago
sounds like a terrible idea, another rabbit device, but this time at oodles more money because it's an iShit, not just any old shit.
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by davydm 11mo ago
Also makes the output tedious to copy-paste, eg into an editor. Which may be what you want, but I'm just seeing more enshittification of the internet to block llms ): not your fault, and this is probably useful, I just lament the good
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by davydm 11mo ago
Author is deluded. LLMs aren't the quiet, smart assistant. LLMs are regurtitators of "truths" they have mapped in their models. The outputs are always subtly wrong, and, at best, an average of existing outputs out there. You
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by davydm 11mo ago
Apply the same logic you did to chair acquisition to headphones. Yes, the good stuff costs more, but also lasts longer. I bought top-end turtle beaches a while back and actually saved because I can use them on my work and home machines, and

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