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by erelong 2mo ago
Or rather essentially tangible benefits for the average person
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by erelong 2mo ago
There was a (stalled) recent attempt: https://blog.plan28.org/?m=1
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by erelong 2mo ago
I'm not keeping up well, I open tabs and get to random ones and then either bookmark or close them when too many to read accumulate Tried getting AI summaries of pages - besides those that seem to demand deeper dives You could open a f
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by erelong 2mo ago
Exactly, so otherwise assuming the title is correct (absent the crime of illegal entry), it would seemingly be incorrect when factoring in illegal entry crimes
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by erelong 2mo ago
it's kind of like people talking about what makes a business successful: the idea or putting it in to practice some say ideas a "a dime a dozen"; the prevailing message that "code was never the hard part" is kind of
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by erelong 2mo ago
Sounds like a grift on a convenient scapegoat
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by erelong 2mo ago
I've been circling this insight for a bit previously, leading me to a convo with AI about how we are now approaching more of a spec - no, prompt - no, context - no, [insert newest paradigm] driven design approach The point being more t
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by erelong 2mo ago
what does HN think are the better alternatives to cold contact? businesses obviously keep doing unsolicited telemarketing calls because it works to some extent
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by erelong 2mo ago
btw you can install "a whole postmarketos" on some kobos
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by erelong 2mo ago
Is there something that already runs like this on android / linux ( / windows)? (ollama or something?) Or could this be ported to work on other such platforms? edit: AI mentions a "BigMoeonEdge" project
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by erelong 2mo ago
Sounds more like a complicated subscription or renting scheme than ownership
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by erelong 2mo ago
And then there's people that use the AI-generated images to intentionally drive away the people that don't like the pics and AI so as to cultivate a reader base of like-minded people who are ok with using AI
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by erelong 2mo ago
I always enjoy reading these posts of unique experiments We never really know what will work until we build "something" and it's often a messy process to create totally different things that no one else is making So, it looks
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by erelong 2mo ago
This is also why people's experience with LLMs/AI varies so much, because some people can see a use for AI for their needs and go about using the tool, while others do not as it relates to whatever they're working on and so t
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by erelong 2mo ago
https://search.brave.com other things that came up in a search not mentioned in post yet (that I have heard of before): mojeek or yacy - are these any good? list of searx instances (I've used some of these a while ago but n
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by erelong 2mo ago
Actually I'm not sure why more people aren't reading and reposting outputs to save people tokens on generating more outputs (I gather that this article is more objecting to the reposting-without-reading)
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by erelong 2mo ago
https://archive.ph/gTjMy
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by erelong 2mo ago
maybe we need more like raspberry pi smartphone-sized tablets projects so people can sideload whatever they want like like "RasPad" (or other devices like the Pinephone)
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by erelong 2mo ago
They're great fun to bounce on tbh Even the mini ones (rebounders) but in a different way
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by erelong 2mo ago
Sounds like author is currently at the point of learning to use AI to develop mental models (simply continue?) I think one of the issues with LLMs that confuses people is that they're such a broad open-ended tool that people don't
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by erelong 2mo ago
the upgrade from older to newer versions of lumo were definitely noticeable
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by erelong 2mo ago
> If I had access [to AI] back then, I'd probably just spend more time on the beach. This has been part of the critique of technology by primitivists for a while now; "labor saving" technology simply stops us from laboring
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by erelong 2mo ago
Programmers collect visions to express in natural language, then loop attempts to express the vision until it is actualized
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by erelong 3mo ago
It exists I think, they just require you to score a certain amount of points before you obtain the privilege
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by erelong 3mo ago
I share the skepticism, I feel you could probably pull up a bunch of random examples like walking being better for you than driving somewhere at a short distance but it's just not practical for long hauls and so they are definitely poi
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by erelong 3mo ago
tbh the value of this seems overstated and overhyped imo I've always dabbled with this but gone back to just typing instead of writing by hand as it seens to possess many more advantages The closest thing I have to this is more like sp
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by erelong 3mo ago
Is this truly the end? Feels like a moment
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by erelong 3mo ago
is this just lying with statistics? surely some abuse of the drug could lead to adverse reactions? are they just arguing for specific doses to not have negative effects? (that would be true of a lot of things we consider harmful)
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by erelong 3mo ago
As others said it wasn't just AI but their excessive moderation
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by erelong 3mo ago
https://archive.ph/xo7RG

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