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by glimshe 2mo ago
I've seen people saying that with other technologies. Years later, they are still in the same job but a lot richer.
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by glimshe 2mo ago
People have been saying the dollar is dying since the 19th century. They said it again during the Great Depression, the end of Bretton Woods and the 2008 Financial crisis..
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by glimshe 2mo ago
They would likely lose in the US too. But until that happens, they can keep living in their fantasy world...
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by glimshe 2mo ago
If you can read this book cover-to-cover, you're an absolute hero. Sometimes I wonder if they inserted a big logical error in the middle just to troll people under the assumption nobody would bother to read it.
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by glimshe 2mo ago
I don't use sample packs much, just the occasional loop that comes with Kontakt or similar products. If I may be honest, I think the product doesn't make sense - and I speak as someone who has composed music professionally. I coul
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by glimshe 2mo ago
4) There's nothing terribly special about Anthropic. No moat.
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by glimshe 2mo ago
Gosh, this site wants to charge me 84 cents for some terrible algorithmic music. It would be a hard sell at no cost already.
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by glimshe 2mo ago
BREAKING NEWS: Thief uses AI to break into unlocked storage shed
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by glimshe 2mo ago
I'd go one step further and say that you can safely ignore most The Economist articles.
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by glimshe 2mo ago
There are certainly many parallels with our current situation. But railroads were a much bigger segment of the economy then. AI's growth is benefitting a narrower set of people, so I find unlikely that the inevitable collapse of AI inv
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Chinese rocket explodes shortly after liftoff(space.com)
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by glimshe 2mo ago
It seems that SuperSonic also uses GPL, no?
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by glimshe 2mo ago
I think the underlying Supercollider sound engine uses the more restrictive GPL, though...
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by glimshe 2mo ago
I keep wanting to learn Supercollider but I never get to. Maybe I'm more enamored of the idea of live coding than actually wanting to play this way. Sonic Pi could finally convince me!
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by glimshe 2mo ago
I wonder how GLP-1 treatment would affect men's employment. I think in the case of women, if there's an effect for appearance increasing employment opportunities, it's not surprising that losing weight would help too.
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by glimshe 2mo ago
10MB to tell me the weather from a remote server... Let's remember that the sprawling world of Legend of Zelda SNES (a Link to the Past), including all graphics, music, code and dialogue was 1MB.
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by glimshe 2mo ago
At this point I'm equating people who are radically against AI (as opposed to nuanced yet sharply critical) as being the flat earthers of our industry.
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by glimshe 2mo ago
Total or nothing. The sun is so bright even 0.1% will prevent you from seeing the eclipse directly. With all respect for your family, they are very wrong on this one. I'd beg them to accept the drive if I knew them. I drove 14 hours ea
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by glimshe 2mo ago
The article makes a more subtle point. You can still have deterministic physics but not necessarily explained by simple math equations. For instance, physics could have worked through small algorithms with results that can't be capture
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by glimshe 2mo ago
Very cool! Just remember the one truth about solar eclipses: total or nothing . While I don't want to dismiss partial eclipses entirely, please don't think that partial eclipses are "almost the same" as total eclipses.
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by glimshe 2mo ago
I'd never pay to have you as a teacher, I'm sorry. Maybe your move makes a sense for the reputation of your university's degree, but as a student willing to pay to learn remotely, I'd not accept to be treated like childr
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by glimshe 2mo ago
I hate when people say that vynils are better than CDs. Sure, some people feel this way for the "vintage" sound of vynils. But that's a personal and niche opinion that isn't objective or widely seen as better by listener
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by glimshe 2mo ago
Wasn't there something similar with scientists recently? I wonder how much of that is just statistical noise.
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by glimshe 2mo ago
AI can also do the work of 500 Grindr CEOs.
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by glimshe 2mo ago
What you said is different from being radically opposed to AI in all situations. You're saying that junior engineers should keep learning the fundamentals of software development instead of fully relying on AI. I agree with that. Inexp
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by glimshe 2mo ago
LOL. Would "Anthropic new hires worried CEO only cares about money" be considered newsworthy?
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by glimshe 2mo ago
I use AI to code review my personal projects. There's no downside - I ignore what I don't like and take the suggestions that make sense. Most of the suggestions are good and it found a ton of little bugs over time. I think that so
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by glimshe 2mo ago
The difficult part is that you may think that there's an arrangement where you could force every line to go through 3 or more points. The line extends to infinity, keep in mind.
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by glimshe 2mo ago
Try to come up with a set non-colinear points where NO line passes through two and ONLY TWO points and you'll see the value of the statement. You may think "I'm sure I can arrange these points in a way where EVERY line will c
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by glimshe 2mo ago
On one hand, it's good that there are people working on far out ideas. On the other, there's no clearer sign of irrational exhuberance with AI than "telepathy" research when we still have so many basic problems to solve

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