gloosx

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by gloosx 1y ago
>Google CEO says over 25% of new Google code is generated by AI >One of the largest outages in the history of Google follows It's probably just a coincidence vibe-bros... :P
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by gloosx 1y ago
>if they all stopped training today they'd be swimming in cash in a couple years. If they stopped training, then the data cutoff date is one year farther each year? How do you make money from model which is stale on data and doesn&#
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by gloosx 1y ago
Expensive part is providing the services at loss to get the biggest part of the market, which is the current state of affairs. At some point the market leader will emerge and it will price things according to the actual cost of running this
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by gloosx 1y ago
For sure. Needs to drain as much money as possible from Microsoft first. I approve!
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by gloosx 1y ago
still not profitable? All this revenue is burned on compute
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by gloosx 1y ago
>Anthropic has had the most reasonable business model Is this a joke? Anthropic burned $5.6 billion in 2024 and is expected to lose about $3 billion this year and it's reasonable business model?
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by gloosx 1y ago
There is nothing surprising at all? It's not rocket science to understand that Anthropic is a very greedy company – just by analysing their sales funnel/UX you can tell that money is all they ever care about. Their marketing teams
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by gloosx 1y ago
>LLM's probably won't get significantly better without this data. Who told you LLMs will get significantly better with this data? Sam Altman?
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by gloosx 1y ago
How is it possible for ai to replace human thinking, if ai needs thinking to work in the first place?
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by gloosx 1y ago
I do for the past 10 years or so ;)
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by gloosx 1y ago
I think it was intentional. Or maybe accidental, but it makes it even funnier.
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by gloosx 1y ago
It would not be faster without some kind of a tradeoff, so it does use way more RAM.
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by gloosx 1y ago
>Slack is the best of a bunch of trash options. That doesn't make it good Well, that's a valid framework too, but by the practical standard of goodness – the best of trash is actually good — because you don't judge goodnes
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by gloosx 1y ago
Never heard anyone complaining either./
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by gloosx 1y ago
>you must really live a really harsh life. I do. What are you calling well-made software in your nice enlightened life? Open my eyes.
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by gloosx 1y ago
On my machine Slack is taking 100MB of memory and 0.1% CPU to do nothing. Maybe we are using different Slack or one of us is lying about the "doing nothing" thing. It's possible I'm wrong about bandcamp using react but y
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by gloosx 1y ago
Impressive writing, I enjoyed it, yet I feel it needs to go deeper and acknowledge that AI is nothing more but a product of modern society which dictates what is to be done: an algorithm which generates infinite profits; This algorithm was
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by gloosx 1y ago
Slack is one the most slick and pleasant pieces of software to use. It's big success as well as the fact that it's acquisition cost was one of the largest software deals ever – tells of itself – it's certainly a fine piece of
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by gloosx 1y ago
> a single well made react app What about Slack, the messenger? Umm, Discord? SoundCloud? Trello? Bandcamp? Spotify? If I keep going there are actually hundreds and thousands of well-made react apps.
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by gloosx 1y ago
We had many examples of AIs which tried to learn from feedback in the public domain. They all quickly becoming racist nazis for some reason.
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by gloosx 1y ago
What do you mean a problem? It's an AI man. Just ask it what to do man. It's thinking, it's really really big thinking. Big thing which does all big thinking. The multi-modal reasoning deep big thinking bro. Security, permiss
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by gloosx 1y ago
Accusing every article of being made with AI is a new type of psychosis. Overall it's just a speculation without any sensible way to back it, thus it's gets logically downvoted.
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by gloosx 1y ago
Yes I did some maths and we should be able to... ...reach highest phase of communist society, after the enslaving subordination of man to the division of labor has disappeared; when the antithesis between mental and physical labor has disap
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by gloosx 1y ago
Anthropic also doesn't provide any way to remove your credit card once you add it to your account, which tells it's a very greedy company.
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by gloosx 1y ago
They need to leave some room to release 10 more models. They could crank benchmarks to 100% but then no new model is needed lol? Pretty sure these pretty benchmark graphs are all completely staged marketing numbers since they do solve the s
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by gloosx 1y ago
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by gloosx 1y ago
This is a generalization from personal exposure, availability bias. It just points out that some people implement things poorly — ignoring that many well-designed SPAs do use URL state effectively. React itself does not prevent or discourag
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by gloosx 1y ago
It's just how web works – storing data in URL params to restore the same state later. With React or whatever library you do the exactly same thing. In this case HTMX doesn't particularly stand out or enable anything new here.
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by gloosx 1y ago
These are very greedy kind of companies which will try to squeeze every penny out of their users eventually. In this LLM-made article, they seem to be... surprised about this?
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by gloosx 1y ago
Such a pleasure to see a nice tailwind abstraction, at some point inlining starts looking just a bit too much, luckily there is a solution ;) /\* tailwind.css \*/ .card-container { @apply flex flex-col md:flex-row items-

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