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hi_hi
7mo ago
This _all_ (waves hands around) sounds like alot of work and expense for something that is meant to make programming easier and cheaper. Writing _all_ (waves hands around various llm wrapper git repos) these frameworks and harnesses, built
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hi_hi
7mo ago
Nah man. I understand the frustration, but this is a glass is half empty view. You have decades of expert knowledge, which you can use to drive the LLMs in an expert way. Thats where the value is. The industry or narrative might not have fi
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8mo ago
I'm intrigued...how was he wrong?
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8mo ago
This is a great and worthwhile discussion. People are loosing sight of what art is. The art is the idea, not the medium. And just because something is easy, doesn't mean it will be good. I've seen some fantastic original pictures
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hi_hi
8mo ago
I don't understand the fascination and focus on Vibe Coding. Sure, you can do that, it's an option, but no serious engineering effort is being left entirely up to the AI. Vibe coding is essentially the Jackson Pollock approach to
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hi_hi
8mo ago
Thanks for the reply Jeff. This aligns with my understanding too. I'm close to purchasing a mac mini to replace my aging media pc. The core feature I want is to run microK8s natively, which I'm assuming the newish Mac containers w
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8mo ago
Thanks for the reply. I'm looking to replace my aging mini pc with a mac mini, so I'm quite interested in any limitations here. The full disk encryption I can live without. I'm assuming these limitations don't apply if i
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hi_hi
8mo ago
Not sure I understand this distinction. > I’ve always wanted an ARM server in my homelab. But earlier, I either had to use an underpowered ARM system, or use Asahi... What is stopping you using Mac with MacOS?
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hi_hi
8mo ago
Brilliant. This indeed wins :-)
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hi_hi
8mo ago
I mis-read. Thanks for clarifying :-)
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hi_hi
8mo ago
You can't talk about hobby tunnels without mentioning the Moleman of Hackney :-) - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Lyttle - The house was later brought back to life in an amazing way https://www.v
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hi_hi
8mo ago
May I ask, what experiences are you personally having with LLMs right now that is leading you to the conclusion that they will become "intelligent" enough to identify, organise, and build advancing improvements to themselves, with
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hi_hi
8mo ago
Is it just me, or does there appear to be a big gap in how people understand this works? There is no magic here. Replace "car" with some nonsense word the LLM hasn't encountered before. It will completely ignore the small amo
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hi_hi
8mo ago
Didn't you get the memo? Tuesday. Tuesday is when the Singularity happens. Will there still be ice cream after Tuesday? General societal collapse would be hard to bare without ice cream.
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hi_hi
8mo ago
I'm missing the point? I literally asked the same thing you did. >Now what....? Whats happening right now that should make me care that AGI is here (or not). Do you have any insight into what those changes might concretely be? Or ar
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hi_hi
8mo ago
Damn right I'm impatient. My eye starts twitching when a web page takes more than 2 seconds to load :-) In the meantime, I've had to continuously hear talk about AI, both in real life (like at the local pub) AND virtually (tv/
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8mo ago
Going from punch cards to terminals also "completely changed my life and the way I write code and run my business" Firefox introducing their dev debugger many years ago "completely changed my life and the way I write code and
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8mo ago
yeah, this is a good point, transition and transformation to new technologies takes time. I'm not sure I agree the current state is upending things though. It's forcing some adaption for sure, but the status quo remains.
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hi_hi
8mo ago
No one said it is. Sometimes correlation does equal causation.
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hi_hi
8mo ago
I don't think that was the intent of the comment, more that true AGI should be so useful and transformative that it unlocks enough value and efficiencies to boost GDP. Much like the Industrial Revolution or harnessing electricity, inst
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8mo ago
Here's a thought. Lets all arbitrarily agree AGI is here. I can't even be bothered discussing what the definition of AGI is. It's just here, accept it. Or vice versa. Now what....? Whats happening right now that should make m
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8mo ago
How will we know if its AGI/Not AGI? (I don't think a simple app is gonna cut it here haha) What is the benchmark now that the Turing test has been blown out of the water?
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hi_hi
8mo ago
I'm not worries about AI job losses...yet. I am worried about when they start wanting to make a profit on AI. I'm assuming we either have to pay the actual price for these things (I have no idea what that looks like, but I'm
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9mo ago
My kid is 9. I feel like this is a good fit with how I would like her to experience music, especially the sharing and curation part. I have a few questions... 1. I bought her an "old school" mp3 player for Christmas, like an iPod.
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hi_hi
9mo ago
You might be interested in the list of similar services to this, from my own similar service (see the list at the bottom) https://listofdisks.pages.dev/ Note, this is painfully out of date, I no longer maintain it. How did
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hi_hi
9mo ago
You want the truth? You can't handle the truth! :-) Those words weren't truth. Truth would have been to state the intent to fire employees in order to maximise profit. This was always going to be the outcome, and it was expected,
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hi_hi
9mo ago
This was exactly my sentiment. Going from "you're fine" to "you're fired", when it was always going to be "you're fired".
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hi_hi
9mo ago
Yes, this occurred to me also. If that is how he intended it, it is extremely disingenuous, at best, and another example of manipulation.
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9mo ago
From the previous press about the aquisition: BendingSpoon CEO: "At Bending Spoons, we acquire companies with the expectation of owning and operating them indefinitely, and we look forward to realizing Vimeo’s full potential as we reac
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9mo ago
Are many, many Agents going to produce better quality outputs than 1 Agent? Assuming this isn't a parody project, maybe this just isn't for me, and thats fine. I'm struggling to understand a production use case where I'd
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