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by holoduke 1y ago
There are more monetization ways than just a hard paying user. You can ask Google or Facebook. I dont think its super hard to get chatgpt to a. Profitable business. Its probably the most used service currently out there. And its use and eff
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by holoduke 1y ago
I spend quite some years with linux systems, but i am using llms for configurating systems a lot these days. Last week i setup a server for a group of interns. They needed a docker kubernetes setup with some other tooling. I would have spen
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by holoduke 1y ago
And dont forget Mass Effect series.
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by holoduke 1y ago
Ursula von der Leyen is the example of where things are wrong in the EU. She is powerhungry. Has a history of things close to corruption. And she creates a very toxic environment to work in. Anxiety amongst personnel around her is very comm
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by holoduke 1y ago
"If you’re making requests on a ChatGPT page and then pasting the resulting (broken) code into your editor, you’re not doing what the AI boosters are doing" I am actually doing this the whole day long. For example i have setup tod
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by holoduke 1y ago
Front end and a backend for a frontend. In which you generally design apis specific for a page by aggregating multiple other apis, caching, transforming etc.
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by holoduke 1y ago
Definition of understanding is based on connecting relations. If there is one thing a llm can do its connecting relations. So I am not sure why you say llms are not understanding.
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by holoduke 1y ago
This man (in the article) clearly hates AI. I also think he does not understand business and is not really able to predict the future.
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by holoduke 1y ago
You have the wrong idea of how an LLM works. Its more like an model that iteratively finds associating / relevant blocks. The reasoning are the iterative steps it takes.
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by holoduke 1y ago
Crypto is not creating anything. Its a scheme that is based on gamble. Person A gets rich. Person B loses money. It does not really contribute to anything.
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by holoduke 1y ago
Whenever I try to read and understand this paper, I feel extremely dumb. I have my degree in CS, but this is just too complex for me to understand.
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by holoduke 1y ago
Its already the case for a long time with assembly generated code. No human could recreate it. Ai code is just another abstraction on top of a layer that soon won't be touched anymore by common devs.
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by holoduke 1y ago
Just a walk in a random big city in China reveals how fast they are progressing. The speed of things changing is ridiculous. In almost every field they are getting better. And fast. Thats what you can achieve when your country has 40 years
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by holoduke 1y ago
Well if the situation happens that people can't buy food, things will easily become nasty quickly. People will break open stores and use violence to get what they need. So cash money won't really help a lot in a serious situation.
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by holoduke 1y ago
The sources you mention are straight out of a propoganda handbook. Not worth the read and hugely fabricated fake sensational news.
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by holoduke 2y ago
I wonder if the large quantity release of opensource AI tools, models etc is a deliberate strategy of China to counter the US dominance. A good thing for the market imho
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by holoduke 2y ago
I thought the expansion of space which is faster towards the event horizon has no impact on the Lorents factor. But I might be wrong.
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by holoduke 2y ago
I actually believe the practical use of transformers, diffusers etc is already as impactful as the wide adoption of the internet. Or smartphones or cars. Its already used by hundreds of millions and it became an irreplaceable tool to enhanc
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by holoduke 2y ago
Its happening for a while now. China is a huge contributer in various AI opensource projects. From video to audio to text. A very good thing and the reason why some of the US ai companies are in a somewhat desperate release mode. The only f
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by holoduke 2y ago
Indeed. Thats how it works. Of course when your website is pure html you can simply return the html content. No need to go through a headless browser.
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by holoduke 2y ago
Basically serverside you have a simple route app that is able to run the web applications through a headless chrome instance. The output is cached in static html files. Now when the initial site is served to the end users browser from then
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by holoduke 2y ago
You can also have both. Our apps are all spa. Bundled in single js, html and and js file. But we also have an ssr app runner that contains hundreds of thousands cached static html pages. Initial page load is from the ssr. Further interacti
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by holoduke 2y ago
Well the brits have a history full of very bad things. They were treating other countries and nations in a very very bad way. Up till this day people are suffering from those actions.
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by holoduke 2y ago
The US has so many options to bully Europe. What about turning off cloud providers and other services like word, excel etc. Or restricting hardware like GPUs or other consumer stuff. There are a thousand options to bring europe to its knees
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by holoduke 2y ago
Why would the US or the west or China wants to start a war? Over what? They don't have any disputes about land or people. Just some irritations about whatever. But certainly not recipe for war. Even Taiwan is not a reason for the US to
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by holoduke 2y ago
Also part of their culture/identity. A good thing i believe.
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by holoduke 2y ago
Have you heard of Jevons paradox? That says that whenever new tech is used to make something more efficient the tech is just upscaled to make the product quality higher. Same here. Deepseek has some algoritmic improvements that reduces reso
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by holoduke 2y ago
Reality is that you have to work with different levels of intelligence. Your stack must be understandable also for the "common" programmer. Otherwise goodluck finding people.
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by holoduke 2y ago
The classical model of an atom with circulating dots representing electrons. I believe those dots must be more like waves.
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by holoduke 2y ago
Finding good talent is hard. Spain is filled with low grade coders. A bit unrespectful, but I have experienced it already for many many years. And not only tech. Also sales etc. Quality output is hard to find there.

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