deadbabe

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by deadbabe 5mo ago
Current DOJ is corrupt as fuck, it will not happen. Get back to reality.
422.
by deadbabe 5mo ago
They won’t.
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by deadbabe 5mo ago
Here’s the thing, what if memory manufacturers take this opportunity to collude and basically never reduce the price of memory below the current levels since it’s too hard for a new competitor to just rise up and undercut them? Everything I
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by deadbabe 5mo ago
I think what would really make a nice writerdeck is an E-ink screen. Would be perfect for purely text based interface.
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by deadbabe 5mo ago
What does it matter? The AI slop universe is only going to grow worse no matter what we do. Accusing stuff you don’t like as being AI is just a thing you do, not an actual serious observation.
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by deadbabe 5mo ago
This stuff brings bad vibes.
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by deadbabe 5mo ago
Keep going…
428.
by deadbabe 5mo ago
What happens to watermarks when you turn images to videos on other platforms? Does every frame carry the original mark?
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by deadbabe 5mo ago
Get him audited.
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by deadbabe 5mo ago
People are confused. The circular trade deals we see during the AI boom where companies basically pass around the same pile of cash to each other and grow their valuations is a preview of what’s to come. They are normalizing a world of less
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by deadbabe 5mo ago
Even the downvotes on my post are very telling of what the sentiment is in tech. In this new age, getting any kind of enjoyment from something digital just feels icky now.
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by deadbabe 5mo ago
What would really elevate an article like this is if we could somehow quantify human brain’s equivalent outputs and compare the costs with local LLM and cloud LLMs.
433.
by deadbabe 5mo ago
Haven’t people caught on lately that MCP is a dead end and that we’re better off feeding shell scripts to agents with some brief documentation?
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by deadbabe 5mo ago
How about AI Derangement Syndrome?
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by deadbabe 5mo ago
At work they are purging any developers who are not all in on AI. I must constantly be in full support of AI to not get fired, despite whatever my true thoughts are, including anything I post on LinkedIn. There can be no doubt.
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by deadbabe 5mo ago
What’s a good one to start with
437.
by deadbabe 5mo ago
Even if it wasn’t, I probably still wouldn’t have read the article, so not much difference.
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by deadbabe 5mo ago
If that scenario happens it just means the collapse will be slower but still inevitable as anecdotes pile up and reach critical mass of common knowledge.
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by deadbabe 5mo ago
To me the interesting thing to watch about this project is that if it fails and Bun becomes a piece of shit even with all the resources at their disposal, it means LLMs are probably not going to be the revolutionary tech everyone has been h
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by deadbabe 5mo ago
Agent farms. Have agents make tons of random high fidelity variations around the clock of the same app or feature from some vague ideas, and you use each of them to see which one you like best and can productize, and you skip the need to do
441.
by deadbabe 5mo ago
They say it quietly whenever there is a workforce reduction.
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by deadbabe 5mo ago
Stop with the anthropomorphizing, stop playing house. There is no team of agents , they are just tools and processes running in a computer for Christ’s sake. Blow away that one senior engineer and you have nothing. Better to have a team of
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by deadbabe 5mo ago
They didn’t.
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by deadbabe 5mo ago
It sucks that these days, being human requires effort. You have to force yourself to go out and socialize or do things by hand and willingly reject easier alternatives. Unlike the old days where it felt effortless because there was nothin
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by deadbabe 5mo ago
I don’t think you truly captured the worst part: There comes a realization, to many engineer’s horror, that AI won’t be able to save them and they will have to manually comprehend and possibly write a ton of code by hand to fix major issues
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by deadbabe 5mo ago
What would you even propose as a test
447.
by deadbabe 5mo ago
It’s pretty telling that ignoring LLMs entirely for a few years and then jumping in last minute after everyone has struggled through figuring out how to use them still puts you on the same level very quickly.
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by deadbabe 5mo ago
I think many people these days are more or less “ready to die”. If big corps made an offer like say “We will fund the next X years of your life 100%, for you to do all the things you wanted to do but never could because of work and bills” m
449.
by deadbabe 5mo ago
> we who use them a lot also get more proficient and learn where they can be used effectively vs not I think it’s always been obvious where an LLM could be used effectively and where it cannot, if you understand how they work and don’t s
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by deadbabe 5mo ago
Just because code has been put out does not mean the software is “developed”.

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