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by didibus 1y ago
I did read the article, appart for that it sounds like a terrible place to work, I'm not sure I see what's the big deal? No one knows how any of the models got made, their training data is kept secret, we don't know what it c
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by didibus 1y ago
Ya, the models have stolen everyone's copyrighted intellectual property already. Not sure I have a lot of sympathy, in fact, the more the merrier, if we're going to brush off that they're all trained on copyrighted material,
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by didibus 1y ago
I think you make a good point. There is an issue of people talking over each other. The reality is, we don't all do the same work. It's possible my job and someone else's involves having to deliver very different code where t
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by didibus 1y ago
I think we are all working without data here, it's all conjecture. I went with OP's hypothesis that you are not faster, you throw things at the wall, wait, and see if it sticks, or re-throw it until it does. This reduces your cogn
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by didibus 1y ago
Someone proved that there is market demand which could make it profitable. In the past, there was not much reasons to go into space, commercially, so who would have paid for it? But today there are many more use-cases for sending things to
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by didibus 1y ago
Exactly, that's what I'm saying. Commit AI code under its own name. Then the code under your name can use the AI code as a black box. If your code that uses AI code works as expected, it is similar to when using libraries. If you
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by didibus 1y ago
If I follow what you are saying, employers won't see any benefits, but employees, while they will take the same time and create the same output in the same amount of time, will be able to do so at a reduced mental strain? Personally, I
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by didibus 1y ago
You could argue that AI-generated code is a black box, but let's adjust our perspective here. When was the last time you thoroughly reviewed the source code of a library you imported? We already work with black boxes daily as we evalua
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by didibus 1y ago
> But I get skeptical when I see claims that we know how the universe began or how it will end Absolutely, but you are interpreting it in the rewritten headline money making attention grabbing version. The original version of the claims
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by didibus 1y ago
Agreed, people often mix that up, but you have to adopt a probabilistic mindset, you can believe the coin with land on its head, but you also know that based on the weight and curvature of the coin it will land on its tail 68% of the time y
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by didibus 1y ago
Science is a process, not a source of truth. It has a very practical lens, which is very utilitarian, does the knowledge and models allow for invention or prediction that works in our reality for some current need. The assumption is, you ne
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by didibus 1y ago
Including a coding style guide can help the code looks like what you want. Also including an explanation of the project structure, and overall design of the code base. Always specify what libraries it should make use of (or it'll bring
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by didibus 1y ago
It is, AI lets you have an ad-free web browsing experience. This is a huge part of it as well.
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by didibus 1y ago
I agree with the potential of AI. I use it daily for coding and other tasks. However, there are two fundamental issues that make this different from the Photoshop comparison. The models are trained primarily on copyrighted material and code
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by didibus 1y ago
Interesting thing to keep an eye on. Though personally, I'm not sure if I'm most scared of issues of safety with the models themselves, or more so in the impact these models will have on people's well being, lifestyles, and s
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by didibus 1y ago
Ya, I've always wondered like do blood cells in my body have any awareness that I'm not just a planet they live on? Would we know if the earth was just some part of a bigger living structure with its own consciousness? Does it eve
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by didibus 1y ago
- Data to train on - Being the first GenAI experience of users that then might associate this stuff with xAi branding.
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by didibus 1y ago
Amazon Q CLI, Claude Code CLI, Goose with any model, OpenAPI released Codex CLI recently, and Google released Jules. You can also just use Claude Desktop and hook it up to MCP servers.
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by didibus 1y ago
I thought Cursor had support for MCP now? So in theory it can now navigate the code base, query for code structure, and so on as well no?
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by didibus 1y ago
I think you need to try the 3rd way: 3. Agentic Coding (aka Vibe Coding) This is what clojure-mcp with Claude Desktop lets you try. Or you can try Amazon Q CLI (there is a free tier https://aws.amazon.com/q/dev
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by didibus 1y ago
For clojure-mcp, you really should try just Claude Desktop. That's because clojure-mcp provides all the tools you need already, reading files, running shell commands, running code in the REPL, running tests, listing directories, lintin
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by didibus 1y ago
Aider does not have MCP support yet. Neither does Jules I believe. Ampcode I heard of, but I also heard it's very expensive, same for Devin. I also don't know if either of them support MCP. I'm sure there are others, of varyi
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by didibus 1y ago
I'm not sure what you are asking exactly? Say you have a Clojure project, it's in a folder on your computer where you likely cloned or initialized a git repo. Now you want to leverage an agentic LLM that can connect to clojure-mcp
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by didibus 1y ago
I think it's interesting to ask ourselves if there are still jobs for everyone that pay well, and where people can get the training to do. Like the article mentions, the cornerstone of US based society is that everyone needs to do some
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by didibus 1y ago
> I come from poverty. my father was a drug addict who is dead. my mother is disabled and i’m helping support her. my grandparents are dead. my friends are on the west coast, dealing with similar financial hardships and they are already
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by didibus 1y ago
In the 50s and 60s, capitalism used to refer to stakeholder capitalism. It was dedicated to maximize value for stakeholders, such as customers, employees, society, etc. But that shifted later, with Milton Friedman, who pushed the idea of sh
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by didibus 1y ago
That study is at risk of the same effects of diagnostic rules, case-finding, service incentives, record linkage and diagnostic substitution as any other. So it can explain the increase shown here as well. That said, you're right, we do
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by didibus 1y ago
The linked article conclusion is that there is no real increase in the real rate of autism, only in the measurements.
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by didibus 1y ago
Disagree, after doing WSL2 development for 2 years, and switching to mac, it's way nicer now. Mostly because, Windows is still crap, and windows laptops are the worse. WSL2 is also pretty bad with GUIs, even with everything I tried.
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by didibus 2y ago
Tesla is valued based on the hope that it'll be the first to full self-driving cars. I don't think stock markets need to make sense, you invest in things that if true, could have huge growth, that's why LLM is being invested

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