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deadbabe
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deadbabe
1mo ago
Nothing wrong with compartmentalization. Some people like it, some people don’t. Just different ways to live your life.
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Are you doing those things for your own enjoyment though, or to eventually capitalize on it? And if it’s just for enjoyment, then doesn’t it make sense other people who want the same would just get a job where they can keep pushing things t
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1mo ago
What if they start communicating through stegonagraphy? Do we have any chance?
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1mo ago
Do you not expose a standard REST api?
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1mo ago
Plan a holiday, definitely. There are many esoteric things one has to research to properly plan a holiday that I’d rather just not. Some things require reservations months in advance and I’d rather an AI just figure all that out for me ahea
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1mo ago
You would use LLMs baked into silicon chips.
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1mo ago
I propose a software farm . Imagine a large multi dimensional grid. Each axis of the grid represents a spectrum of how a specific feature could be implemented. You thus have one axis per feature. Now you plot a cloud of random points all o
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deadbabe
1mo ago
Because I can get on with my life and do my job. Let the legal departments worry about that.
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I don’t care about what they do, I only care about what they say, that way, when compliance requires us to use LLMs that don’t train on inputs, I can point to that policy and continue on using the LLM. If they are secretly scraping input pr
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1mo ago
I don’t really care about the real world, I want someone to make a thing where you take scenes from movies and shows and can then walk around in those worlds constructed by AI, to very high fidelity, and maybe in VR. Someone go do this, I’l
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1mo ago
Giving the impossibly high standards people here have for identifying a mushroom, it’s a wonder that they would eat a mushroom at all. You may not trust an LLM, but how would you even trust yourself? Who would you ever trust?
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1mo ago
bridges to nowhere
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deadbabe
1mo ago
There is also no expectation to bash people who do not want to donate anything.
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deadbabe
1mo ago
Sounds like unemployment is what he wants.
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1mo ago
tbh I envy your position, you have a real opportunity to blow people away showing them what real modernization looks like. Like Prometheus bringing fire to humans. I don’t understand why you haven’t just let an AI agent do all the tasks you
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Yes but isn’t this the beauty of decentralized protocols? The cost is spread amongst all, it doesn’t require one entity to shoulder the cost for everyone.
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Wow, I was already imagining a type of ticket printed on some kind of wax paper where one could easily write permanently onto it. Disappointing to hear it was a typo.
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1mo ago
Oh wow but a GPS jammer is okay so someone could get lost and possibly killed, or even crash a plane?
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It was a long road but it must be nice being able to just spend your time working on one game that so many people love for a living.
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1mo ago
Fortunately for the client, it costs them basically nothing to pay.
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Good way to find engineers who don’t know what they are doing and just fire them, from examining their sessions.
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Who pays it? And I disagree, we definitely use the same API for other contexts.
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1mo ago
Maybe I’m missing something, but why would you want HTMX server side rendering, rather than a restful API that can return platform-agnostic data structures that you could render in various contexts, like a SPA, or a mobile app, or a termina
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1mo ago
That’s the thing, the agencies just need to be run by people who are no longer in their right minds.
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And then powerful local LLMs become feasible and everyone and every government self hosts and the megacorps lose all power. Imagine the United States DoD, CIA, NSA training an LLM on all its top secret intel.
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The idea that humans are only worth anything because they're cheaper than machines is a devastating, dehumanizing take.
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I always get this eerie feeling that if someone has aphantasia, they are possibly also a P-Zombie. If you cannot visualize things in your mind, and seeing is just transforming light into visual imagery, how do you know you're actually
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There's a time for cognition and a time for just moving quickly and getting shit done. Downloading a bunch of open source libraries and putting together some project with a bunch of glue code also requires little thinking, but before A
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Immigrants aren’t the only ones who can do low skill labor, machines can do it too. But doing any kind of labor that a machine can do, is beneath your capacity as a human, so you shouldn’t do that job, you should do other jobs that requir
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Technically you should be taking your stuff with you when you leave the country, and not assume you will just be allowed back in. If anything, there are services that can deliver your stuff back to you, so this is not the big deal it seems
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