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drpyser22
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drpyser22
4y ago
Are you arguing against the value of a command line interface in the Linux world? Command line is appreciated because of its simplicity and composability. The ability to automate and integrate with a huge ecosystem of compatible tools. Is
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What do you think about something like Nix/NixOS?
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Obviously currently the AI models are limited in power. We are a few breakthrough short of low-power AI systems that can compete with the brain in all aspects.
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Isn't it open source?
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Is there a way to reliably measure sentience meaningfully?
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They would obviously be wrong, because there's nothing truly general about those AI systems. The goalposts move because we are naive about what is required for true general intelligence. Complex problems that seem to require complex in
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4y ago
Developers should have some grasp of ops work, and be able to deal with some ops-related issues, and take part of the design of the ops-side of the software delivery, so as to make sure the infra and deployment workflow they deal with works
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That's a bit disingenuous to actual engineers trying to solve problems and genuinely believing their solution can make things better. Also, looking at principles over tooling, DevOps has a lot to offer that trivially make sense.
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4y ago
Not in a literal physical sense. The word is used in a more general sense of "propensity", "tendency". Consider, while all in the universe tends towards higher entropy - more chaos, less structure, less energy differenti
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Its a good thing that these paradigm exist so you know their value, and eventually understand when they're appropriate. You're right that there may not be a one-size-fits-all.
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For validation, this approach would have you write a set of functions to validate the properties of the data. Nothing forbids a function that applies validation to inputs before returning a data object? Extensibility can be done through fun
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Its not rdbms though. It's RDF, triple store, graph-like data models.
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What's interesting is, if it goes to court, Google will want to counter the claim of sentience, first by arguing about proper definition of sentience, and showing that Lambda doesn't mean any proper definition. And that's lik
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Well, performance is rarely the most important thing nowadays. What's preached against is not performance, but a performance-first attitude. I agree it would be nice to value performance a bit more, but not at all costs, and depending
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I guess the word "anthropomorphise" here is conflating many understanding of "human" and humanity. In the same way, is a bunch of cells, an embryon or just a tissue sample, a human? Is an organ a human? Is a developing f
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Ai is not a single entity. Clearly that Chabot is not driving Google's autonomous cars, and probably doesn't have the capabilities to. Maybe appearing sentient is easier than dealing with driving in the ways we want those system t
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Why is it not a good idea to use pressured air jets attached to each panel? Is the energy required for quick pressured air burst significant?
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Monitoring != Alerting on critical failures. It's worthwhile to have a real-time data feed for useful metrics(e.g. avg load, latency, requests, etc) not just to alert on critical failures, but to understand the overall behavior of your