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by fmbb 1y ago
This is what Open AI themselves believe the risk is: > By "defeat," I don't mean "subtly manipulate us" or "make us less informed" or something like that - I mean a literal "defeat" in the sen
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by fmbb 1y ago
This administration does not seem to work via memos or anything with a paper trail.
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by fmbb 1y ago
Can you share some things you finished using Claude?
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by fmbb 1y ago
Reading your first three bullet points I thought you were dreaming about how much better the world could have been. But your main paragraph following them reads to me like you want Waymo, a powerful TSMC, and huge LLMs. If there is one thin
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by fmbb 1y ago
Exactly 21 moments.
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by fmbb 1y ago
Does it make seniors stronger? Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.
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by fmbb 1y ago
People at work doing what they are told to do in order to not get fired. Who would have thunk it.
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by fmbb 1y ago
Private persons snapping a few shots here and there in public capturing someone’s likeness is a drop in the bucket compared to all the automated surveillance photography and video out there. Let’s address that first so we are not straining
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by fmbb 1y ago
Isn’t that illegal, I mean what those Western companies are doing? So that does not answer the question what legit stuff businesses do.
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by fmbb 1y ago
Lobbyists from surveillance product companies. And law enforcement agencies.
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by fmbb 1y ago
If you like things the way they were before the law, just answer yes to all cookie banners you see. It does not take time if you don’t care to read it. Yours click yes, and they will remember you want to be tracked.
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by fmbb 1y ago
This reminds me of the old Mac shareware game BOOM, which is a (very well made) Bomberman clone with Doom assets. I would recommend anyone who likes Doom or Bomberman to try it!
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by fmbb 1y ago
I think the only explanation is that Steve Jobs was some kind of god, or extraterrestrial visitor. You write 10 but isn’t it a lot closer to 20 years by now?
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by fmbb 1y ago
> the theory being that short lines require you to mentally «jump» to the beginning of the next line frequently which interrupts flow, but long lines make it harder to mentally keep track of where you are in each line. In my experience,
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by fmbb 1y ago
Nah, we upgraded the network configuration. Should have no impact. No there is no source control.
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by fmbb 1y ago
> You don't require a schema to pack/unpack Then it hardly solves the same problem Protobuf solves.
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by fmbb 1y ago
Well, worse is better.
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by fmbb 1y ago
Sued for what? AI is not making anyone money except Nvidia.
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by fmbb 1y ago
If you plan to run a business I hope you take it seriously enough to not fire anyone that hurts your feelings.
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by fmbb 1y ago
It’s not ”good enough” from the consumers’ perspective. Only from the owners’.
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by fmbb 1y ago
The browser supports module imports. But your script must be of type ”module”: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe...
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by fmbb 1y ago
Wrong question. What would enable you to run the same check?
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by fmbb 1y ago
Imagine if you'd read a response from GPT-5 in 2025, you'd also be like "and these are the same models that will eventually give us AGI".
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by fmbb 1y ago
What are you building? How? How much is it making you?
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by fmbb 1y ago
A giant ball of copypasted Terraform is not the simplest thing that could possibly work. Adding the runtime complexity and maintenance work for a new database server is not a small decision.
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by fmbb 1y ago
For 10% less time you can get 10% worse analysis? I don’t understand the tradeoff.
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by fmbb 1y ago
Please elaborate. Share what you built and how you prompted and what you are making from it, and how many tokens you paid to rummage through.
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by fmbb 1y ago
This is because OAuth is just SAML with JSON designed by committee so it has all the bells and all the whistles and everything is optional and depends on who you integrate with and how.
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by fmbb 1y ago
Lumpers win again! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lumpers_and_splitters
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by fmbb 1y ago
yeah so the LLMs are like a stupid junior only they work for free and produce megabytes of stupid code per hour

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