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by doginasuit 7mo ago
Piloting OSS is all the work of any other business and more. It is a more challenging path and all your decisions are out in the open for scrutiny. He made a decision to put his family first, and I respect that. It seems like there is an al
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by doginasuit 7mo ago
Well-evidenced by marketing from those same betting markets, got it.
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by doginasuit 7mo ago
> We have libraries like SQLite, which is a single .c file that you drag into your project and it immediately does a ton of incredibly useful, non-trivial work for you, while barely increasing your executable's size. I'm not su
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by doginasuit 7mo ago
The often-repeated "wisdom of the crowds" justification is misapplied to online betting markets. Like people, crowds can either be wise or unwise depending on the situation. Famous experiments like guessing how many gumballs are i
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by doginasuit 7mo ago
An AI designed to interact with humans is a social entity. Its performance will depend on its ability to understand social information.
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by doginasuit 8mo ago
An apprenticeship is great for all sorts of reasons that AI can never touch, but I don't think abandoning AI will be necessary unless you aren't really motivated by a desire to understand and do the thing you are trying to learn.
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by doginasuit 8mo ago
I'd find it very understandable if true. I also think there will be some junior devs that it will supercharge, and they will eventually make some of the things we only dreamed about. If you don't actually enjoy coding but are star
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by doginasuit 8mo ago
I think it is a mistake to think about people as being helpless consumers of the algorithm. The OP's mom no doubt makes some intentional choices in her life that make a difference. It just doesn't help that the algorithm will lean
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by doginasuit 8mo ago
Good old fashioned human trolling is the most likely explanation. People seem to think that LLM training just involves absorbing content from the internet and sources, but it also involves a lot of human interaction that allows it to have m
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by doginasuit 9mo ago
Here's how I'd break down the two types of users: People who are using AI to teach themselves how to work in the domain they are interested in, and people who are relying on AI to do all or most of the heavy lifting. I'd argu
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by doginasuit 10mo ago
I also don't understand the reaction. The AI Village seems to be based on a flawed understanding of LLMs and what they are capable of but at least it is an open project and useful as knowledge gathering. Annoying spam emails are about
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by doginasuit 2y ago
It is an interesting comparison. Databases are objectively the more important technology, if we somehow lost AI the world would be equal parts disappointed and relieved. If we somehow lost database technology we'd be facing a dystopian