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by falloutx 9mo ago
How does it eliminates the need for simple templates and components? Templates and components are always gonna be more cost effective, back in the day we used to buy simple jQuery components for like 5*$ and even LLMs cant beat that, you wi
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by falloutx 9mo ago
Dont use it on gemini.google.com, but instead try it on aistudio.google.com. Model may be the same but the agent on aistudio makes it much better when it comes to generating code. Still jules.google.com is far behind in terms of actual codi
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by falloutx 10mo ago
People on Reddit have had bad experiences with ads, and they are cautious clicking random Ads, infact making a normal post in an appropriate subreddit, you can easily get 10k views, while on Ads, you'll get maybe 100
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by falloutx 10mo ago
Its 2014 levels of total distrust inside the company. Morale has been on the floor since end of 24, due to closing offices, laying off people. Contractors are being left in limbo more and more often. Half of the people are just talking abou
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by falloutx 10mo ago
I mean at work people are slowed down by management and getting alignment is even slower than before. As PMs and execs keep asking more to be done in the same-ish time, we are getting slow cooked. Extra productivity at work is not being use
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by falloutx 10mo ago
Its not true. The best vibe coders have been able to accomplish is projects which look like corporate boilerplates but have no inherent complexity. Its nothing more than surface level projects that we built when we wanted to pad out the res
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by falloutx 10mo ago
> The tech founder’s return to full-time work is a reminder that even billions can’t guarantee a happy retirement if you don’t also do this. Is this generated by AI? English is all over the place in the article.
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by falloutx 10mo ago
Great game
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by falloutx 10mo ago
Now ask it to create a NES game
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by falloutx 10mo ago
At this point it doesn't matter that much whether we use AI or not, the apps are not selling and they are being produced at an alarming rate. The projects being submitted to product hunt is 4x the year before. The market is shrinking r
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by falloutx 10mo ago
I have tried to give it extreme problems like creating slime mold pathing algorithm and creating completely new shoe-lacing patterns and it starts struggling with problems which use visual reasoning and have very little consensus on how to
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by falloutx 10mo ago
WSJ always writes in this clickbaity way and its getting constantly worse. An Exec is gonna read this and start salvating at the idea of replacing security teams.
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by falloutx 2y ago
Yes Barclays, we need 12k chatbots, if not 120k chatbots. Now talk less invest more.
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by falloutx 2y ago
Yeah he will be delivering my Uber Eats today!
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by falloutx 2y ago
I keep seeing this argument that there is value out there, but for normal people all we are seeing is spam, cute ai cat pics on different social medias, can you please give a few examples of fields/problems where AI has been really hel
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by falloutx 2y ago
The issue that LLMs are constantly hallucinating and are not capable following long term rules. Since its still niche, its not a problem but what if professionals like Lawyers or doctors start using it day to day, then we are in trouble. I
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by falloutx 2y ago
Then they should credit that actress and we can see if its legit, otherwise we believe they used copyrighted audio from S. Johansson's movies.
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by falloutx 2y ago
If they are so "Open" they should reveal their training data which created this voice. I am sure it is just movie audio from S. Johansson's movies.
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by falloutx 3y ago
If you are on long contract with a cab company, for example if you are a corporation who regularly needs a cab to pick people up from Airport, the prices are almost 4x per trip as compared to Uber. Even at peak hours Uber is much better
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by falloutx 3y ago
> Before we had open concept hellscapes, and the cubicle farm, people had actual offices It is true, but the move to cubicles and in the end open halls was necessary because rent in prime employment centers of the world has gotten so hig
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by falloutx 3y ago
Still love these little blogs, its like visiting someone's home, but in some cases they are abandoned homes from 2012 when the internet really took the turn for the worst.
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by falloutx 3y ago
Google isn't some startup and no of people on ad blockers is minute
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by falloutx 3y ago
Its their own fault for getting everyone hooked on free videos. If they started with charging model, no one would be complaining now.
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by falloutx 3y ago
Explain to me why is Youtube important at all? If the code runs on my computer, I should be able to stop parts of it.
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by falloutx 3y ago
Matrix said 1999 was the peak of humanity and most of us laughed. But looking back I am starting to wonder if they were right.
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by falloutx 3y ago
I don't think women above 75 have a good social support too. We as society just don't take good care of the elderly.
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by falloutx 3y ago
I am fairly sure its from a generation which was very attached to their spouses. They probably met their wife/husband when they were 18-20, and In my opinion lot of these men above 75 were suffering from death of their spouse or a good
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by falloutx 3y ago
Yeah, he needs atleast 12 years living on a farm doing subsistence farming while not seeing another human being, and then I will listen.
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by falloutx 3y ago
Its even strange that they have 200k employees and yet they couldn't even have like 20 people on this site to proof read it? And they expect millions of people to read it. MS leadership keeps making bizarre decisions.
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by falloutx 3y ago
By your logic, the sign language which mostly communicates via symbols and its mostly 1-2 symbols per word, no spaces, will be the best compression.

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