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by fny 1y ago
I'm a huge fan of Orion by Kagi: you should have a look! It's a little rough around the edges but the extension support on iOS is amazing.
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by fny 1y ago
Now consider crypto.
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by fny 1y ago
Id think the small fish are let go more often because they aren't good eats. No one is trying to cheat the warden for a six incher.
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by fny 1y ago
Have them first write a "code spec" in the repo with all the interfaces defined and comments that describe the behaviors. """ This is the new adder feature. Internally it uses chained Adders to multiply:
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by fny 1y ago
Unrelated: Can you all come up with a better naming scheme for your models? I feel like this is a huge UX miss. o4-mini-high o4-mini o3 o3-pro gpt-4o Oy.
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by fny 1y ago
My grandfather was hit by a car at 80 and only recovered because he has the constitution of a tank. Even afterwards he fights daily to do everything himself.
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by fny 1y ago
My only gripe with Svelte is that it’s not JavaScript. There’s an arcane layer of $yntax to mediate and a lot of flexibility and intuition is lost as a result.
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by fny 1y ago
I think you're under the impression that I am not a software engineer. I already know C, and I've even shipped a very small, popular, security sensitive open source library in C, so I am certainly proficient enough to rewrite Pyth
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by fny 1y ago
My point is you learn X and your time to learn and ship Y is dramatically reduced. It would have taken me a month to write the GPU code I needed in Blender, and I had everything working in a week. And none of this was "vibed": I u
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by fny 1y ago
Of course not! But I can definitely ship useful tools, and I can could learn to talk the talk in a tenth of the time it would otherwise have taken. Which is my point, this is not about replacement, it's about reducing the need and incr
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by fny 1y ago
I think everyone is missing the bigger picture. This is not a matter of whether AI will replace humans whole sale. There are two more predominant effects: 1. You’ll need fewer humans to do the same task. In other forms of automation, this h
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by fny 1y ago
I’ve often wondered what a contemporary free mason movement could be. I know they’re still around but their whole system is wildly arcane.
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by fny 1y ago
A policy, however good an idea, must be implemented properly for lasting success. “Wealth-class parasites” as you call them did that for decades under the guise of stability. Why are none of the new protectionist policies implemented with a
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by fny 1y ago
I’m open to arguments that tariffs can be effective, but their advocates rarely seem open to the argument that the way they’re implemented matters. To put it kindly a lot them are chaos apologists.
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by fny 1y ago
I’d guess Run Forest Run.
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by fny 1y ago
At the same time, that review concedes he “would bet the number is more like three felonies a month.” That seems sufficient for abuse.
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by fny 1y ago
I'd venture to guess this was deliberate. What would you do if you want to convince the public but can't technically share the evidence?
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by fny 1y ago
A determined skeptic would see Haidt is directly quoting TikTok's own admissions found in legal briefs. Frankly, it's terrifying.
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by fny 1y ago
You'll likely end up paying someone else to do it for you.
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by fny 2y ago
Where do you see info about personal info? I would presume Anon would which to remain anon.
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by fny 2y ago
My sister who has never coded in her life is building mini apps to do things at work. It’s taken her a month to get up and running. Everyone needs to realize this is not a matter of AI stealing dev jobs but the supply of low skilled develop
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by fny 2y ago
I think the point is that people with the capacity to be both smart and empathetic have lost their way. The more subtle point is that many empathetic people have bullshit jobs: they too work in service of it for simply their livelihood.
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by fny 2y ago
How do you all add and subtract concepts in the rabbit poem?
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by fny 2y ago
School lunch is not a free market.
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by fny 2y ago
LLMs are already trained on a lot of dubious sources (for example Quora and Reddit) so it seems your theoretical concern is already controlled for to some extent. You’re also giving far too much credit to how much a single piece of informat
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by fny 2y ago
You can’t sue for false information. You also can’t sue for defamation, since everything ChatGPT says is prefaced by this can be false. This would hold true for a person. Maybe you can sue based on a GDPR complaint. And you’re acknowledging
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by fny 2y ago
If I substitute "AI" with "a system that Google's information", you get the same result. In fact, even if you were to have a human search the unverified sources you can have the same result. Even a physician could s
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by fny 2y ago
They should have split up ads. Going after Chrome does near nothing especially when it’s already open source.
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by fny 2y ago
You don’t spent an endowment, you spend the interest. The entire research budget comes from outside funding. In Cornell’s case, the research funding amounts to $1B a year.
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by fny 2y ago
What happened was incredibly bad diplomacy, but this take is frankly hysterical. The Trump administration believes cozying up to Russia will draw them away from China. The Trump administration also believes relieving sanctions will cause co

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