deadbabe

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841.
by deadbabe 10mo ago
What does it mean for the AI bubble to pop? Everyone stops using AI en masse and we go back to the old ways? Cloud based AI no longer becomes an available product?
842.
by deadbabe 10mo ago
This list is ridiculous, I was expecting something like A* pathfinding, or even kernel extensions.
843.
by deadbabe 10mo ago
You’re absolutely right. It’s not my problem, it’s their problem.
844.
by deadbabe 10mo ago
We could market books as movies by marketing them as long consistent prompts. Moviebooks.
845.
by deadbabe 10mo ago
Sometimes I want to write more creatively, but then worry I’ll be accused of being an LLM. So I dumb it down. Remove the colorful language. Conform.
846.
by deadbabe 10mo ago
I’m skeptical. From what I’ve lived through, it seems like power always finds a way to consolidate in perpetuity. The best we can hope for is that those with the most power have our interests at heart.
847.
by deadbabe 10mo ago
Why pay for LLM when you can just do it easily for free? The end goal is to get rid of all frontends anyway, just have apps that you interact with through LLM prompts. A more advanced command line.
848.
by deadbabe 10mo ago
If you really know SQL, writing an SQL query basically just feels like writing a prompt for a database client anyway, except it does exactly what you ask for.
849.
by deadbabe 10mo ago
I think this is mostly a frontend sentiment. In the backend, we're mostly just pushing data around from one place to another. Not much changes, there's only a few ways to really do that. Your data structures change, but ultimately
850.
by deadbabe 10mo ago
This is the biblically accurate version. In heaven the body has no more purpose than the clothes people wear, so the bodies should just drop dead empty of souls. However, a more terrifying interpretation could be that the bodies have no rea
851.
by deadbabe 10mo ago
Where the hell was all this fear when the push for open source everything got fully underway? When entire websites were being spawned and scaffolded with just a couple lines of code? Do we not remember all those impressive tech demos of dev
852.
by deadbabe 10mo ago
Here's the business model in a nutshell: If you want AI to recommend your business for some purpose, you must pay to have it included in the training corpus. And you will pay fees every time those vectors get used for outputs. And if y
853.
by deadbabe 10mo ago
If your IDE isn’t launching instantly you have a bad IDE.
854.
by deadbabe 10mo ago
IRC is far superior than Slack when it comes to RAM usage. Projects should just switch to that.
855.
by deadbabe 10mo ago
I think it will be a good thing actually. Engineers, no longer having the luxury of assuming that users have high end system specs, will be forced to actually write fast and efficient software. No more bloated programs eating up RAM for no
856.
by deadbabe 10mo ago
Are we finally going to be forced to use something like CollapseOS, when the supply chains can no longer deliver chips to the masses?
857.
by deadbabe 10mo ago
I think we should be free to speak whatever language we want in a hackernews comment.
858.
by deadbabe 10mo ago
Write your comments in Chinese, we will use our own translation.
859.
by deadbabe 10mo ago
I think you’ve destroyed his whole argument.
860.
by deadbabe 10mo ago
AI != LLM
861.
by deadbabe 10mo ago
Most money being lost isn’t being lost to people with better edge.
862.
by deadbabe 10mo ago
Why wouldn’t you ban clever people? Isn’t the point to let all players have a fairly equal chance? Someone’s going to win the money regardless, so it’s not like you’re saving money. If the same data savvy people are just going to win most o
863.
by deadbabe 10mo ago
I feel like AI has the possibility to make people the angriest they’ve ever been, and the angriest they will ever be, it is hard to imagine a technology that could make people even more furious than something like an AI. It is peak rage.
864.
by deadbabe 10mo ago
ModRetro Chromatic, great handheld game system but didn't know I helped fund a military arms dealer that will maim and kill innocents with autonomous systems. :(
865.
by deadbabe 10mo ago
Are the design of snowflakes a thin slice of some 3D shape defined by a mathematical function?
866.
by deadbabe 10mo ago
Christmas is always a very hard time of year for some people, if you are struggling, just know you are not forgotten and I hope you can still have yourself a Merry little Christmas time. <3
867.
by deadbabe 10mo ago
Given the lifespan of CRTs and no hope of repairs, when should the last CRTs be expected to die forever?
868.
by deadbabe 10mo ago
Is it true we just don’t really have the technology anymore to build a CRT? We’ll never see a new CRT ever again, unless it’s the passion project of some billionaire?
869.
by deadbabe 10mo ago
Why call this Shittp? Is it to imply it’s actually shitty and just a proof of concept or fun project?
870.
by deadbabe 10mo ago
Most people thinking aging is something that happens to other people, but that they will always pass for 20 something. Then they get offended when you correctly guess their age in the late 30s or 40s.

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