grim_io

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by grim_io 3mo ago
Open to whom? There can't be a truly open web if the guys with all the resources in the world have the incentive to absolutely crush you by draining all of your resources. They won't crush you out of malice, but by accident, like
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by grim_io 3mo ago
With that kind of workflow, you might be faster with AI autocomplete :)
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by grim_io 3mo ago
The success of LLM's (by usage) tells us that programming languages are still too close to the machine than the actual problem domain as defined by humans. If we truly had the right abstractions, no one would care to use LLM's for
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by grim_io 3mo ago
Hmm I dunno, looks like an attempt at defining a self-evaluating and -modifying harness. So just one more loop around the whole thing. Isn't this what the overhyped agents like Hermes and OpenClaw do?
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by grim_io 3mo ago
I've seen some shit. I'm confident to say that right now, AI already does a better job at turning a well-specified requirement into working code than the average meatbag I've personally encountered. It's still useless at
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by grim_io 3mo ago
That would only happen if you were not looking at the text you are typing. A-Are you looking DOWN ON THE KEYBOARD?!
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by grim_io 3mo ago
Luckily, no real intelligence will emerge from all this. Otherwise we'd be fucked.
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by grim_io 3mo ago
Birds are clearly superior.
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by grim_io 3mo ago
Let's see if Tesla investors care. Maybe the true believers left for SpaceX anyway.
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by grim_io 3mo ago
Nothing, because those "GPU's" are special proprietary hardware and are not what most people are capable of plugging in into anything.
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by grim_io 3mo ago
So, if it's that easy and fast to "copy" Fable, is it really worth that much in the first place? Sounds like the opposite of the conversation Anthropic would want to have.
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by grim_io 3mo ago
It's not about the heat radiating from the data center, it's about the noise generated trying to cool the beast. The power usage is massive, and that's still a very much limited resource for which everyone competes for. Addin
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by grim_io 3mo ago
The main grifters care for neither.
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by grim_io 3mo ago
Your dad's data centers are very different to the new GPU focused beasts. The AI data centers consume a lot more power, and thus generate a lot more heat(equals cooling noise) per square meter. This is the reason why it's a new pr
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by grim_io 3mo ago
Marketing bullshit aside, this is just bots in chat rooms, right? Am I the crazy one?
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by grim_io 3mo ago
Forbidding distillation is like forbidding using a compiler to make another(perhaps better, more efficient) compiler.
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by grim_io 3mo ago
That "wall" doesn't exist anymore. Trump tore it down.
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by grim_io 3mo ago
I don't really care, in a most positive way towards you. I don't hold you accountable even if you twirled your mustache like a villain. You are not responsible for Claude Code. Why did the leadership set up such a weak, error-pron
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by grim_io 3mo ago
Not the person you asked. I expect the person responsible for Claude Code to explain the reason this direction was chosen. It is ridiculous to expect individual contributors to do so. Where is the leadership? Can individual contributors dec
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by grim_io 3mo ago
Big Pharma is trying to preserve cancer. Wake up sheeple!
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by grim_io 3mo ago
With their skills and nowhere to go, they will be doing this for the government.
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by grim_io 3mo ago
It's okay, once SpaceX absorbs Tesla, cars in space will be the new hotness. One is already up there.
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by grim_io 3mo ago
I can't parse this. If you explicitly define recommended values, those are not what I consider "defaults".
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by grim_io 3mo ago
You know who is apolitical? Russian voters. Works out great for them.
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by grim_io 3mo ago
"Guys, HAL 9000's harness is open source. You can let your agents inspect the code!"
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by grim_io 3mo ago
Fair.
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by grim_io 3mo ago
No need to downplay it. There are many for whom it's never enough.
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by grim_io 3mo ago
Areas where Starlink makes sense are usually the same areas where people experience economic troubles: rural areas. Starlink has excellent military applications. The consumer business is a dishonest joke to fool investors.
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by grim_io 3mo ago
Why are the satellites required at all? Telcos manage many multiples of Starlink's traffic just fine over terrestrial high-bandwidth optic fiber.
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by grim_io 3mo ago
So you are two more 2x increases from cancelling? :D comment edited from one 2x increase, because math and language are hard.

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