demorro

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by demorro 9mo ago
I'm surprised people were paying for software like this, and with subscriptions no less.
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by demorro 9mo ago
It's a shame the metaverse had to become such a big thing with so much stupid money behind it. There's a kernel of a neat idea in there.
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The Essential Arrogance of Children(elliotmorris.net)
2 points by demorro 9mo ago|0 comments
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by demorro 9mo ago
Aye. If you've not turned a real profit with your thing, I will default to believing that you don't know what you're talking about and are probably building toys. It's nothing to do with AI. I didn't believe "I
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by demorro 9mo ago
It's like arguing that the piano goes out of tune randomly and that even if you get through 1, 2, or even 10 songs without that happening, I'm not interested in playing that piano on stage.
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Beating the Tutorial(elliotmorris.net)
31 points by demorro 9mo ago|4 comments
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by demorro 9mo ago
Everyone is still holding out hope for a better future. LLM advocates making this argument are saying that the field can never improve, so might as well just let the mediocre machine run rampant. Perhaps idealistic, perhaps unrealistic. I&#
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by demorro 9mo ago
> You wouldn't call your car a liability just because you need to ensure it stays maintained. Why is it any different with code? Wouldn't I? If I have to keep my car maintained, insured etc, but I don't get enough value ou
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by demorro 9mo ago
Bang on. We'll start seeing the AI story become increasingly about addressing this particular issue in the coming year. I expect the mainstream talking point will be around codebases that can be rewritten instantly when the world chang
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by demorro 10mo ago
> Claude is so far ahead of manual search that it’s not a comparison. This is frustratingly true, but I don't think Claude is ahead of what search used to be. We have forgotten that google used to be considered magic back when it wo
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by demorro 10mo ago
These observations were made 40 years ago. I suspect we have solved many of these problems now and have close to fully automated manufacturing and flight systems, or close enough that the training trade-off is worth it. However, this took 4