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I absolutely will not write corporate code like humans are maintaining it anymore, because I don’t have any confidence actual humans will be maintaining it. For personal projects, I can trust that I myself will be maintaining things so I st
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…so an equalizer.
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Open models will win, it is inevitable.
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Star Wars itself is a rewrite of King Arthur stuff so go right the fuck ahead.
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Too soon, she could have had a lot more life left to live these days, but a bad surgery ended it. Sucks. Try to avoid needing surgery as much as you can.
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Not really. Movies are good for plot oriented stories, with clear beginning, middle, and end. But they are not ideal for more character driven or lore oriented content. Long slow burning stories told over many episodes let you really show m
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That could imply that maybe ants have some sort of disability benefits for those who have lost limbs.
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I do not feel pain for builders anymore. Most of these projects are just AI prompted outputs. We can criticize much more sharply, as the effort spent is lower.
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Yes, that doesn’t mean it isn’t clickbait. The prices shown are worthless, you’d have to check what debt any property actually has to determine what you need to put down. That $3k flint house, you will pay $200k+ when all is said and done.
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A lot of these houses probably come with massive debt attached, so really buying any of these homes is a ripoff, even if you just wanted them for the land. You will owe way more than what you paid. This website would be more interesting if
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This “flavor” at the engine level doesn’t always make it back up to the end user, and even if it does, it is likely something that could have been replicated by existing engines, if developers cared enough to do it right. There are very f
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Starbucks employs orders of magnitude more philosophers than any AI labs.
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You do not need developers to spend tokens, regular people can spend tokens just as easily.
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You cannot survive heat death of the universe, if you did then the universe hasn’t really died.
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Humanity will someday solve death: make everything lifeless by default. No more death.
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I’m just wondering when people are going to realize sticking your body into water being vibrated with ultrasound isn’t a good idea? I used to have ultrasonic cleaner for jewelry and one of the things advised is to not put your hand in the w
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Back in 2011, Yahoo’s obsession with gaining control of all webrings basically led to their downfall under Marissa Mayer.
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The short leash method is the way to avoid this.
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Most books are lost in time. The ones that survive are just popular enough to stay in circulation. Like you will most likely always have some kind of access to something like GTA 6 in some way. Only obscure titles get truly lost. They are
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I’ve come to realize there are definitely people out there who have no interest in playing games, they just want to own them. A child doesn’t think about ownership, he picks up a controller and plays a game. And when the child has grown b
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It’s a bad look these days IMO to say you have no real classical training but you picked up an LLM and now you think you know what you’re doing (for a job interview). In the past, people without formal training had to learn things the hard
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I’m gonna be blunt: most of their ideas will probably be stuff they read off an LLM anyway and just reworded. All our good ideas come from senior level people drawing from a rich history of experience and bold vision.
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Anecdotally we haven’t hired junior engineers in over a year and do not plan to.
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Maybe. I think consciousness is like a field and it could attach to hosts or systems once they are able to support quantum driven processes.
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Forming patterns when processing information doesn't mean an algorithm exists. The patterns are emergent properties of underlying processes which can't be described in a computational sense the way you want. Otherwise, you'd
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"Virgil led Dante into the next layer of hell, past the lecherers, the murderers, the thieves... 'And here,' he said 'is where we keep the web designers who break scrolling'"
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Ok but algorithms aren’t “real”, they are human interpretations.
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It’s not algorithms.
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Stop searching for “different ways of coding”. This is it . LLMs have barely been around for a few years. People are addicted, seriously addicted, to the next shiny workflow. It’s like JavaScript frameworks all over again. The way to get o
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e-ink is becoming the new hotness lately. There may soon be a time when you will look at every poster or menu on a wall and wonder if it is paper or an actual e-ink screen that will soon change to some other image. Airports, highway signs,
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