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by deadbabe 3mo ago
From these comments I find it funny how mad some people get when someone finds success working without the latest “state of the art” AI slop methods. Some people really seem to have vested interest in pushing the AI coding supremacy. Probab
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by deadbabe 3mo ago
No skills, no resources
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by deadbabe 3mo ago
…yea, so why doesn’t someone build one?
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by deadbabe 3mo ago
If someone is looking for an insane project, please make Winamp player as a tactile real world physical device, with all the same features. Maybe with a little E-ink display too.
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by deadbabe 3mo ago
People want to make it seem like you need to always use the latest and greatest frontier models to be taken seriously as a developer. You really don’t need them. After a certain point, bigger models give diminishing returns. If you can get
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by deadbabe 3mo ago
It’s a great move for Cloudflare to have bought up voidzero.
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by deadbabe 3mo ago
After a certain amount of money, financial engineers can basically build all kinds of leveraged instruments that will let you buy those assets anyway.
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by deadbabe 3mo ago
Or maybe it can be used to provide job opportunities to people currently underserved, for example, if you are bound to a hospital bed you can get a VR telepresence job to make some money and help pay your medical bills.
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by deadbabe 3mo ago
Interesting, we should be able to have LLMs generate full genetic code or Inpaint into existing code that can be installed into a cell as DNA and have it divide out into any custom creature. We could launch these custom bacteria in stasis t
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by deadbabe 3mo ago
Going by people’s reactions to AI, what will our reactions be to artificial humans generated from these methods? Will they be hated? Killed off? Will they ever be see as legitimate, or just soulless beings, p-zombies.
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by deadbabe 3mo ago
No because shelves full of books make great decorations and sound proofing in between walls.
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by deadbabe 3mo ago
Nearly all of the people who sell third party physical carts and media are also selling digital versions as well, which sell in much greater numbers. The physicality is a novelty, much like vinyl records. It’s a market sure, but not a signi
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by deadbabe 3mo ago
Your enjoyment isn’t pure in the sense you genuinely enjoy the thing for what it is. You enjoy it mostly because you’ve enjoyed it once before. Regardless, it is not even an argument for physical media, you don’t even have physical copies o
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by deadbabe 3mo ago
I used to think this was bad, but honestly? It’s just games. Some people buy tons of digital games they literally never even play. If they were physical games, imagine all the e-waste. And what’s the point of physical games? So you can pl
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by deadbabe 3mo ago
composer 2.5 is all you really need don’t be so dramatic
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by deadbabe 3mo ago
There are token optimization consultants that can help organizations find the right balance of models for their employees to minimize costs.
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by deadbabe 3mo ago
$50k a head is cheap compared to the productivity gains, probably can push it to $75k
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by deadbabe 3mo ago
Because you might actually want to manufacture one offs, like for space equipment.
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by deadbabe 3mo ago
We have always known the old trick of genetic algorithms to produce better radio chips. The problem isn’t the design: its manufacturing restraints. This is nothing new or impressive.
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by deadbabe 3mo ago
let’s market it as “human dash” And if it ever catches on with LLMs ⸻⸻ we just make it longer
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by deadbabe 4mo ago
Imagine a future where we could distill some kind of “weights” from living human brains when we’ve run out of quality training data for AI using this tech.
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by deadbabe 4mo ago
This isn’t just about AI: they do not want you to privately use computers at all, in a way that cannot be surveilled. They want to extinguish all forms of general purpose computing and restrict you to walled gardens of apps and all code wri
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by deadbabe 4mo ago
How about if they doubled your previous salary?
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by deadbabe 4mo ago
You cannot externalize taste. You could perhaps mimic someone’s taste, but that’s not the taste. Knowing the taste requires actually tasting it. You can’t capture the taste, it’s already gone.
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by deadbabe 4mo ago
Holy shit, if Apple is being pushed to do this, something they never would have done before before a refresh, then it must mean there is some truth about these memory stocks eventually reaching trillion dollar market caps at this rate.
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by deadbabe 4mo ago
More likely, you could track people who visit the same websites across different apps and websites and feed them similar content on other platforms.
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by deadbabe 4mo ago
Facebook (META) is the man in the arena. Truth is Zuckerberg doesn’t really like to succeed (and at this point he doesn’t even have to anymore, his family is set for life). He likes to struggle. It’s the only thing that gives that nostalgic
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by deadbabe 4mo ago
That deeply undercuts Rivian.
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by deadbabe 4mo ago
When it falls I’ll just average down.
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by deadbabe 4mo ago
Not an AI company? You don’t have to keep selling me on SPCX, I’m a buyer now.

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