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by dgellow 2mo ago
Mind expanding?
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by dgellow 2mo ago
I feel one need to also have developed the intuition by writing lots of code for reading to be really effective. An an analogy I’m reading a lot of German those days as I’m aiming to become fluent, and it’s very effective to improve only be
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by dgellow 2mo ago
I think you’re both saying the same thing
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by dgellow 2mo ago
I don’t disagree (other than the robot apocalypse), it is indeed unlikely and wouldn’t work perfectly, but do you see other options? The fact the US has antagonized China for so long makes it pretty much impossible to have anything done at
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by dgellow 2mo ago
We see it in the EU here but the groups pushing for that are everywhere, including the US, UK, Australia, etc So frustrating to go though that exact same debate every few years
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by dgellow 2mo ago
More like: take some time without your phone. Something I assume everybody here would agree is a sane thing to do. Not using a calculator as a kid for math is pretty important, because the goal is to develop intuition. Same for software, pl
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by dgellow 2mo ago
He’s known for his Handmade hero series (unfortunately archived now) where he developed his game over 500+ episodes: https://hero.handmade.network/ I’m sure you can find bugs in the work of any game dev you would consider l
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by dgellow 2mo ago
We have international control for a lot of things. That’s not a new concept and can perfectly be applied to the specific hardware used for training. I also didn’t say Chinese labs only copy the west, please don’t put words in my mouth. You
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by dgellow 2mo ago
> "Company culture" usually means you have to listen to shitty stories, provide social life for some lonely people, and do unpaid emotional labour! Yes, a company culture is about dealing with other humans. Such as having empat
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by dgellow 2mo ago
I felt the same until I actually tried to stop for a week or so. And I could feel the constant temptation and anxiety of not having the coding agents as a sort of safety net. Taking a clean brake made me realize how much I was losing my ski
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by dgellow 2mo ago
I specified „people using coding agents full time“
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by dgellow 2mo ago
Sure, I consider that implied in any AI discussion, we all know people at the top are (mostly) insulated from negative consequences
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by dgellow 2mo ago
It’s not just the volume, but also the quality of that increased volume, I don’t have the data but would bet it’s actually very time consuming to review that 40% increase (because the content will look plausible and confident but will likel
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by dgellow 2mo ago
I would actually really recommend people who are using coding agents full time to make AI brakes for your weekend projects. Think of it like a small break to take the time to reconnect to the code and keep your brain muscles intact, a bit l
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by dgellow 2mo ago
Democratic isn’t binary, it’s a spectrum. And I said it’s not a good example of a democratic vote, not that it is undemocratic. It’s closer to the undemocratic end of the spectrum. Though that turnout number is actually way higher than I re
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by dgellow 2mo ago
They are both legendary game programmers
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by dgellow 2mo ago
> Research commissioned by the workplace umpire shows its cases have recently grown by 40 per cent, in part due to litigants using AI. A recent thought I had about the AI rollout: it’s such a massively unbalanced bet. We are experiencing
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by dgellow 2mo ago
The competition is literally where they are by distilling OpenAI and Anthropic. It’s like creating nuclear weapons then providing your adversaries everything they need to catch up in no time. We need to stop asap and set strict internationa
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by dgellow 2mo ago
Because that’s dramatic and makes for good writing
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by dgellow 2mo ago
In a convoluted way, OpenAI and Anthropic are the actual meta-harnesses?
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by dgellow 2mo ago
Those companies should not be trusted with training, I don’t know what would be needed to make that more obvious. Yes AI labs want LLMs to be seen as more dangerous that they are, however they are indeed dangerous when you literally train
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by dgellow 2mo ago
That’s disappointing :(
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by dgellow 2mo ago
Branding, and a great sales and post sales team
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by dgellow 2mo ago
Thanks
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by dgellow 2mo ago
It’s not 3d printed guns, it’s 3d printed parts. You don’t need the 3d printing at all if you want to make a DIY gun in the US, you can literally just buy the gun parts. You don’t seem to have a good grasp of the topic but already decided t
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by dgellow 2mo ago
You’re confusing copyright and patent
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by dgellow 2mo ago
The quote from Sony/warner: > “Defendants Anthropic and its founders Dario Amodei and Benjamin Mann have conducted a brazen campaign of illegally torrenting, scraping, and downloading copyrighted works on a massive scale in order to
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by dgellow 2mo ago
I’m confused, how does that work?
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by dgellow 2mo ago
Yeah, but do they have customers?
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There is no moat, other than the branding

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