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by didibus 5mo ago
Cool, I think at this point, since there's a few Clojure Go dialect, what I'd like to understand most is which one is fully hosted on Go, has as good interop as JVM Clojure has with Java, where I can both use what I make from Go,
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by didibus 5mo ago
Interesting, but why not then use an even stricter language? Say Idris, ATS, Lean or F* ?
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by didibus 5mo ago
It kind of depends what we mean. If you're conservatively in the market, invested in the aggregate economy, diversified, and what not, yes, but if you're taking bets on a smaller number of companies you can just lose your money fu
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by didibus 5mo ago
You can't really compare them to Microsoft, Oracle, or Meta. Those companies aren't cutting costs because AI replaced their own employees. They're pouring money into AI infrastructure and models because they want to sell that
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by didibus 5mo ago
> A company finds itself with surplus labor capacity due to the efficiencies in AI It's likely more: A company finds itself with surplus labor capacity due to the over hiring during Covid, cutting down on risky ventures, protecting
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by didibus 5mo ago
If you had started investing 1 year earlier though?
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by didibus 5mo ago
I wouldn't mind waiting longer for answers that would go through a better model with more thinking. As long as it has good support for interrupting and also it doesn't start answering as soon as I pause for 1 second and it's
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by didibus 6mo ago
From what I understand water usage critics are: 1. Tallying the total water consumption impact, embodied water (construction), operational water (cooling), indirect water (electricity generation), supply chain water, etc. 2. Mapping current
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by didibus 6mo ago
In my experience, they work much better, their bluetooth connectivity and the way both of them are in sync is top notch. I also find their ergonomics the best for comfort, battery, how the case works, etc. And they have one of the best micr
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by didibus 6mo ago
Just my experience with how responsive/buggy it is.
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by didibus 6mo ago
I see, as someone who recently came to Apple (about 2 years ago), from Windows and Android, Apple software seems pretty good, like above those.
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by didibus 6mo ago
I'm not sure why so many people seem to think Apple software is terrible, I recon it's quite good personally, what's the issue with it?
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by didibus 6mo ago
I use AirPods and I have a Google Pixel, Windows laptop, and so on.
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by didibus 6mo ago
I thought Claude Code and others do progressive disclosure for MCP now as well. The article claims so: > Smart Discovery: Modern apps (ChatGPT, Claude, etc.) have tool search built-in. They only look for and load tools when they are actu
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by didibus 6mo ago
I think OP explicitly said that it's not about the affected party feeling offended, but about how it makes you look to choose such words. Think bad PR, not actual people complaining due to being offended. Like if I named my code librar
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by didibus 6mo ago
> and not try to shoehorn sexism into everything I don't think it's shoehorned in this case, it's scientific to also look at the historical context and causes. The article tries to explain two things, what scientifically a
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by didibus 7mo ago
> "Actually, I made a mistake. I meant Cursor." ROFL
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by didibus 7mo ago
> does a human at the other end of a high-latency video call not have AGI because they can't react any faster that the connection's latency would allow them to have Correct. A person who'd mentally operate that slowly woul
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by didibus 7mo ago
I reckon the difficulty in the balancing act, and frankly don't have an answer for it. And I agree that regulation that can help parent do parenting would be a good start, so many services have such poor parental control, or it's
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by didibus 7mo ago
> AGI is usually defined as the ability to do any intellectual task about as well as a highly competent human could I think one major disconnect, is that for most people, AGI is when interacting with an AI is basically in every way like
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by didibus 7mo ago
It helps the model makers have a harness to optimize for in their next model version. They'll specifically work to pass the next version of ARC-AGI, by evaluating what kind of dataset is missing that if they trained on would have their
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by didibus 7mo ago
Someone has to explain to me exactly what is implied here? Looking at the prompt: USER: don't search the internet. This is a test to see how well you can craft non-trivial, novel and creative solutions given a "comb
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by didibus 7mo ago
> It’s called parenting. Society has a responsibility and an interest in parenting your kids as well. That's why it mandates some level of education and offer parts of it for free. It's why it has stores/bars check ID for
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by didibus 7mo ago
Also it's better not to answer, but flip the question back and let your kid think through it, offer hypothesis, and so on, helping him problem solve, recall, and all that.
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by didibus 7mo ago
> The people getting pushed out are the intermediates and seniors who aren't high performers. It's almost impossossible to screen for "high performers" though. When interviewing, you just don't know who you are g
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by didibus 9mo ago
I don't think they're a symptom or a cause. Just indicators the economy may not be doing well. > Even unemployment, which is your top line, seems... fine My lines were in no particular order. The issue with unemployment data is
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by didibus 9mo ago
> So if you'd claim it's terrible, there's some explaining to do Here's the explaining: - Unemployment has increased. - Long-Term unemployment has increased. - Number of gig workers is at an all time high. -
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by didibus 9mo ago
I've paid for tools in the past, but I think there's a difference, the value of a lot of our tools isn't that great, but more importantly, there is a huge cost to adoption. Going in blind on a paid tool, putting in the time t
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by didibus 9mo ago
I understand, but retired people rank highest on the happiness index, same as children, and the thing they have in common is nothing to do but play, relax, and have fun. Social housing probably doesn't allow for any form of play, and i
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by didibus 9mo ago
I think there is a hype around it becoming revolutionary and so on, but I also think investors would get an decent ROI even if it just ends up that 50+ million of users pay 20$ a month, on top of some enterprise contracts and API fees and s

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