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by fmbb 9mo ago
> In most organizations, knowledge increases as you go up the hierarchy. CEOs understand their business better than middle managers. Executives have more context, more experience, more to lose. This is a bold statement to make without su
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by fmbb 9mo ago
Do you have links to texts that describe which markdown files, and what to write in them? What is good and what is bad etc.
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by fmbb 9mo ago
> It's not enterprise-grade software, but it's not a CRUD app with thousands of examples in github, either. Optimization is a very simple problem though. Maintaining a random CRUD app from some startup is harder work.
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by fmbb 9mo ago
> How long before introduction of computers lead to increases in average productivity? I think it never did. Still has not. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Productivity_paradox
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by fmbb 9mo ago
Is your new text editor open source?
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by fmbb 10mo ago
”AI” started taking judges jobs at least over ten years ago. See tools like COMPAS. Read Weapons of Math Destruction.
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by fmbb 10mo ago
I don’t thinking applies at all. When you practice your instrument you get better att doing the exact same things the sloppy player is doing, but you do it in time and in tune. When you get faster at building software by (ostensibly) focusi
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by fmbb 10mo ago
How would that work? AI cannot run if society collapses. Maintaining all that infrastructure and supplying spare parts is not going to work. Also AI cannot do anything on its own. Barely anything with support from humans.
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by fmbb 11mo ago
Fwiw and since you received several comments about it, your first comment did not come off to everyone as making excuses. It was pretty clear you were trying to turn peoples attention to the real problem. There was also no fatalistic tone a
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by fmbb 11mo ago
System 7 had built in tools to read and write DOS disks: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_File_Exchange
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by fmbb 11mo ago
50 is not even close. Those banners often list up to 3000 ”partners”.
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by fmbb 11mo ago
The government can bail Bitcoin owners out by buying a lot of Bitcoin and holding it, or even burning the wallets.
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by fmbb 11mo ago
Fun and easy to reskin as well!
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by fmbb 11mo ago
Depends on what the datacenters are used for. AI has no utility. Almonds make marzipan.
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by fmbb 11mo ago
The resource is compute, flops, instructions, cpu seconds, bogomips. And RAM. The application is ”business logic”. The engine is JS. The more efficient JS engines get the more compute and memory JS will use to deliver business logic in the
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by fmbb 11mo ago
Oh it’s not an excuse for anything. It is just an observation about our economic system.
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by fmbb 11mo ago
> It's amazing how far we've regressed in efficency. I don’t think we have. This is always what efficiency leads to, higher resource consumption. The phenomenon was described already in the 1800s: https://en.wikipedi
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by fmbb 11mo ago
> It is an old language, and there are a few features that could probably be left out like the OOP-related features, and some libraries in the ecosystem over-complicate things like in Haskell. If one can stand a language that is just a l
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by fmbb 11mo ago
Should go directly to htmx 4.1, so we can finally have xhtmx 1.0
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by fmbb 11mo ago
Depends if it’s possible.
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by fmbb 1y ago
True. But this year is also the year all European companies and governments learned the hard way they need to ditch US providers, and actually started working on it. Blackmail from your provider is not great for business relations. Let’s no
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by fmbb 1y ago
An election needs to be trusted by everyone, and explainable to all voters. It does not help that you believe it is safe. You have to trust the compiler, and the chips, and everything, and convince all voters it works. Paper ballots are fin
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by fmbb 1y ago
How do you know? How can their citizens know? They don’t have stellar democracy grades from The Economist’s index: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Economist_Democracy_Index and both seem worse off in the last ten yea
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by fmbb 1y ago
Sure but everything is semantics. LLMs have no internal secret model, they are the model. And the model is of how different lexemes relate to each other in the source material the model was built from. Some might choose to call that the wor
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by fmbb 1y ago
React and Vue does not solve anything users expect.
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by fmbb 1y ago
I would not assume the central bank of Sweden would mean credit cards only. Debit cards are extremely common for card payments.
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by fmbb 1y ago
Is DiffDock a large language model? Because that is what the general public believes AI means, and Open AI say they are building thinking machines with it, and this headline says ”predicted”.
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by fmbb 1y ago
What powers are you missing? Zsh works the same. You of course have to learn a real (BSD) Unix userspace instead of some silly GNU amalgamation, but that is usually quick.
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by fmbb 1y ago
Why would they use LLM for this?
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by fmbb 1y ago
Also, everyone has to mask at work.

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