elzbardico

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by elzbardico 6d ago
You need to consult the etymology of the word bug in the context of computing. In the pre-historical times of vacuum-tube computers, with exposed conductors with potentials sometimes over 200v, a coachroach in the wrong place can definitely
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by elzbardico 6d ago
They are neither hallucinations or errors. They are just generations that happen to not be grounded in facts from the real world.
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Man is not for production, production is for man(instagram.com)
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by elzbardico 8d ago
Well, government money IS people's money. Maybe people don't want the government to take of their parents, but would enjoy paying less taxes so they could have money to do it themselves. Or people can't take care of their par
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by elzbardico 9d ago
AI changes this equation fundamentally, in a way that VC and SaaS founders still haven't realized. Nobody ever liked having to change their business, their workflows, or ducting taping a customization in a SaaS, they did because as we
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by elzbardico 10d ago
I didn't say anything even close to that.
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by elzbardico 10d ago
Thanks for catching the typo!
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by elzbardico 10d ago
Kind of ironic. Salesforce is basically one of the major spiritual grandfathers of Slop. It is not uncommon in production systems to find that objects like Contact and Account have hundreds of custom fields. Sometimes, you find out that sev
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by elzbardico 11d ago
For the first time ever in my life, I consider the fact that English is not my first language and that I never had any formal education in it as an advantage. Nobody is going to consider my weird and barbarian prose with the well polished p
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by elzbardico 12d ago
Well, a considerable amount of what you call "80s high school hobby programmers" ended up going through formal computer science education in an university, the only difference being that a lot of them already had been programming
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by elzbardico 12d ago
Reasoning trace: > The user seems to be frustrated with my stylistic choices for prose...
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by elzbardico 14d ago
If any academic or independent researcher had done a fraction of what OpenAI did this year, they'd be right now in awaiting trial while being guests of the State and having very interesting conversations every single day with some nice
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by elzbardico 14d ago
Hunger and desperation are really powerful motivators. And violence and rioting are basically socially transmitted diseases. You don't need everyone to wake up someday and think "Hey, I think those Jacobins in France had a good po
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by elzbardico 15d ago
A virtual joystick. LOL.
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by elzbardico 17d ago
I'd call it a foldable IPad mini with 5G
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by elzbardico 18d ago
I've built agents that call different LLMs and keep separated memories. Remember, agents are just long-running workflows with some nodes calling LLMs and that sometimes can be started as tool from other "agent". There are tim
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by elzbardico 18d ago
Modularity maybe. Remember, agents are basically workflows that call LLMs in certain nodes.
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by elzbardico 18d ago
Probably not. On the contrary, it would probably just amplify the mood.
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by elzbardico 18d ago
The last thing we can call this thing is simple.
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by elzbardico 18d ago
First, Read the installation manual. https://energylibrary.tesla.com/docs/Public/Solar/Roof/Insta... Now that we are on the same page. think about the problems of such a complex system when you turn an
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by elzbardico 18d ago
> 10E6 liters of splashback per day in the US alone. Yeah, kinda scary, but I wish they expressed this is freedom units instead of communist liters. How many 747 cargo holds or olympic pools are we talking about?
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by elzbardico 19d ago
It was incredibly badly engineered product, sold in a stupid way.
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by elzbardico 20d ago
Also, this means that if we let MBAs destroy this civilization, there won’t be any future advanced civilizations as we will have consumed all the easily usable resources they will need to jumpstart their technology tree from zero again. Eve
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by elzbardico 20d ago
I’ve seen LLMs hallucinate before. But this one is really impressive on its wrongness.
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by elzbardico 22d ago
Youtube at least, is already 99% for new content, outside the channels you already subscribed. The amount of channels that are basically and AI animation with a voice-over of a curious wikipedia article is staggering, but those are the good
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by elzbardico 22d ago
And meanwhile, another wrapper layer is being embraced. Why would a vibecoder use Lovable when he got Sites right from ChatGPT?
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by elzbardico 22d ago
I remember when the SEO nightmare started, it looked like an innocent intelectual investigation exercise like this.
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by elzbardico 22d ago
You're just moralizing in another direction. We live in a world of imperfect information, we vote with imperfect information, we marry with imperfect information, we invest with imperfect information, heck, now we even write computer c
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by elzbardico 23d ago
Yeah. Let's make the world a fucking boring place because american white tech bro thinks he is entitled to have sex around the world without even trying to understand the culture of the people they want to fuck.
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by elzbardico 25d ago
And why would we accept this passively? For one, I will be in the hills with my rebel "compañeros" should things get that bad.

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