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by gaigalas 8mo ago
Look at what they do instead, not their marketing. NASA is the obvious and biggest example. They won't be vibe coding and skipping QA any time soon. Probably ever. Look at any high quality open source software, and the care people put
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by gaigalas 8mo ago
The world is a big place with all kinds of organizations and people that fit in different ways on those organizations. Some organizations do in fact optimize for correctedness , and some people are good at it. Some people are good in every
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by gaigalas 8mo ago
Dude, recommendation algorithms have been running like this for almost a decade now.
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by gaigalas 8mo ago
People are so naive. By now, everyone in tech must be familiar with the idea of Dark Patterns. The most typical example is the tiny close button on ads, that leads people to click the ad. There are tons more. AI doesn't need to be cons
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by gaigalas 8mo ago
Totally agree with the statement: Tech companies shouldn't be bullied into doing surveillance. I would personally add "bullied, coerced and/or gaslighted into doing surveillance". I don't understand why the US gover
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by gaigalas 8mo ago
That's adding noise, not removing metadata. One can filter the noise. Your interests can show up in all sorts of ways. Perhaps it's not saying "I like Madonna" on some social network, but the urge to interact with one sp
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by gaigalas 8mo ago
Those are quite good: https://launchpad.net/~ondrej/+archive/ubuntu/php Anyway, whatever you write in an earlier PHP version is likely to work on future versions. PHP has remarkable BC. If you're just ex
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by gaigalas 8mo ago
So, let me get this straight then. You believe the audience for a blog about being tired of multi-tasking is young people, from this new generation that is always multi-tasking (on the smartphone, talking to multiple people, etc)? You hones
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by gaigalas 8mo ago
Dario Amodei used almost every single public interview he gave to press on the "Protect America, it's a matter of national security. Ban Chinese exports, etc". He was clearly dancing to the DoD tune, like he REALLY wanted a D
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by gaigalas 8mo ago
You mean https://security.apple.com/blog/private-cloud-compute/ ? The only thing it says is "custom Apple silicon", which honestly could mean a high-binned chip from the same production line. You gotta ad
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by gaigalas 8mo ago
Ah, yes. The typical layperson that understands threading and processor architectures.
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by gaigalas 8mo ago
I'm obviously speculating, but you seem to be very sure of what you're saying. Can you share a reliable source for that info?
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by gaigalas 8mo ago
> Apple today announced a significant expansion of factory operations in Houston, bringing the future production of Mac mini to the U.S. for the first time. The company will also expand advanced AI server manufacturing at the factory and
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by gaigalas 8mo ago
> Anthropic doesn’t want their software used for certain purposes How do you know the government asked for a specific use case? As far as I know, the meeting was private and we don't know what they talked about. I haven't found
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by gaigalas 8mo ago
1. https://www.apa.org/topics/research/multitasking - Not a study. Focuses on productivity (not health, or perceived well-being, supports the idea that the brain have dedicated structures for multi-tasking. 2. ht
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by gaigalas 8mo ago
Yes. Incredible, isn't it? I'm curious at what would make the government do that.
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That's my point, this is a terrible metaphor.
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by gaigalas 8mo ago
Can you share those studies?
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All of this is kind of weird. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cjrq1vwe73po > the Pentagon official told the BBC the current conflict between the agency and Anthropic is unrelated to the use of autonomous weap
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by gaigalas 8mo ago
> The human brain is not a state-of-the-art multi-core processor. It is closer to an old single-core chip from the 90s. That is plain bullshit. Make your case, but don't mix biology with it.
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by gaigalas 8mo ago
Change is always coming. It's cute when someone thinks this time it's going to be special.
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> A startup switching languages after years of development is usually a big red flag. Startups are not a good comparison here. They have a different relationship with code than software projects. Linux has rewriten entire stacks over and
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by gaigalas 8mo ago
The scroll feels like reading a book on the wind.
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Leveraging Attributes with Respect\Validation and Laravel(alganet.github.io)
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Bootstrapping Is Not Security Paranoia(alganet.github.io)
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Analogies - new setting: 20%
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by gaigalas 8mo ago
I've learned this stuff as a hobby, so take it with a grain of salt. I'm not a specialist. OWL 1, for example, has stuff like transitive properties (the classical example is A ancestorOf B, B ancestorOf C, therefore I can infer A
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by gaigalas 8mo ago
> 2-1. Modeling the Data World with "Nouns" and "Verbs" > Link type: The relationships between object types, supporting 1-to-1, 1-to-many, and many-to-many relationships. Seems incredibly naive in terms of symbolic
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> When's the last time a compiler introduced a bug into your code? A compiler, making my job harder by being unpredictable? All the time. So did other programmers, users with creative input, random parallel processes running at the
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by gaigalas 8mo ago
Just casual trivia: One of the contemporaneous competitors to jQuery was called "DOMAss". https://robertnyman.com/2007/03/02/domass-renamed-to-domassi...

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