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8mo ago
IMO the bar for success and security is a lot lower when the app is serving one person and it's the person who built it.
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8mo ago
Near/long-term non-corporate benefits I see in AI is the decentralizing of apps. Rather than relying on an app store or having someone build it for us, we can build simple apps that do what we need and don't hand over information
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9mo ago
It works on my repos ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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9mo ago
It feels like all of the "patriots" joined ICE.
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9mo ago
Mine helps energy companies make better decisions faster. I suppose this helps supply keep up with demand. Most of my better place activities are through volunteering and being actively decent to strangers.
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9mo ago
I like it when the conversation is new sometimes.
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10mo ago
I doubt anyone I know who is using llms outside of work knows that there are benchmark tests for these models.
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11mo ago
I go to therapy and she is constantly asking me how I feel and sort of guiding my breathing. I go to Krav Maga also and sometimes we're going pretty hard and fast striking repeatedly. It can be so tiring, but I find I can enter a zone
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1y ago
I am a lead software engineer with 12 years of experience and a recent master's degree in cybersecurity. I use GitHub CoPilot everyday. I usually limit it to a fancy auto-complete. It's really helpful for repetitive refactor tasks
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1y ago
How do you know there are "literally zero homeless folks" in your area?
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1y ago
We're building AI workflows at my company. Yes chatbots, but also more interesting/complex workflows that I won't get into. Let's just say we have the data, expertise, and industry structure to leverage AI in valuable an
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1y ago
So they're having Claude run a shop without having Claude pay the people doing the physical labor of restocking? This bodes well for the future...
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1y ago
I'm doing "subtitles" for Ulysses right now. Combo physical book and audio book while I read.
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1y ago
I'm considering being a hotdog street vender.
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1y ago
Lynn Conway. I didn't know about her until she passed away, but learning about her helped me gather courage to come out. She was also a pioneer in electrical engineering and computer science. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/
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2y ago
Brave
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2y ago
I'm out of the loop on this one and have no context, but: > It strikes me as odd that even super-intelligent people are so quick to generalise from unrepresentative samples. Maybe that's why agency>intelligence
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2y ago
It's only scary if you try to hard to hold on. Relax and float down stream... In the moment, it does not feel like your brain is not working properly. I tend to feel more clearheaded (even when confused) than I am on alcohol.
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2y ago
That's honestly happening here, too. So many of my acquaintances are dropping big tech reliances. Some of us are building our own tools as work around where we can.
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2y ago
I work out every day, sometimes multiple times per day, and never eat eggs.
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2y ago
Ever heard of simulation theory?
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2y ago
Same as before. Yeah, I can get a lot done by myself with AI. The problem is that I don't work by myself at work.
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2y ago
That's nice that you're giving me permission to identify how I want to. The current US federal government is trying to take away that right, and calling me unfit to live an an honorable, truthful, and disciplined life, even in my
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2y ago
Suffering isn't a competition. Stripping a group of people's identity and forcing them to confirm is oppression btw.
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2y ago
The simulation is breaking.
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2y ago
I'll add that 5-10 years is exactly when I started thinking about school again and decided to go for a graduate degree. I went to grad school for my own reasons and paid for it myself, partially to fend off boot camp and junior develop
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2y ago
My mom took to me a place that gave out a free cookie for every A. That was pretty good motivation for me.
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2y ago
Why are the only options startup vs big corporation?
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2y ago
Is this for a class? What problems do you have that you can automate with software? I would start there.
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2y ago
Can you share resources on how to backup through termux? I hadn't thought of that.
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