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by hpen 2y ago
Clearly he is so special to our universe, and has such a solid reputation, that arguing with words and logic is beneath him. Duh.
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by hpen 2y ago
This is a false line of thinking. Karpathy say's hallucinating is what makes LLMs special. LLMs are way more like compression with a mix of hallucination rather than anything else.
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by hpen 2y ago
Prestigious projects don't mean you don't have to actually argue with logic now
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by hpen 2y ago
Well finally you're trying to use some logic and critical thinking. Thank God. For real you're as bad as me because you also reply and can't stop. I'm not hearing voices, I'm talking about the context of the OPs que
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by hpen 2y ago
Your sense that an LLM being able to write a simple python script is good enough to replace engineers makes you reek of being a junior engineer. How do you justify such extrapolation? Your original comment provides zero baseline for how lon
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by hpen 2y ago
You too! You bring strong arguments btw ;)
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by hpen 2y ago
Ha I have strong opinions from experience, not feelings. I think so too but the OP is asking about chatGPT and relatively near term tech (given the context of his question). Your naivety about software engineering is not uncommon but it is
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by hpen 2y ago
It’s also about risk. How fragile is your code base? You have no idea of its weaknesses without thinking through the implementation details.
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by hpen 2y ago
Nope. My point is that production apps at organizations are a lot more complicated than a toy app built from scratch by ChatGPT. Fundamentally, do you think ChatGPT will ever be able to produce accurate patch files? Thing is it doesn’t coun
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by hpen 2y ago
Ok now ask ChatGPT to produce a git patch file for your production repo and see how far that gets you. Not far.
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by hpen 2y ago
But honestly I hope everyone keeps pushing this “AI is gonna replace programmers” stuff. Will keep people out of the field and my technical chops will have higher market value.
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by hpen 2y ago
I think ChatGPT is just the next level search engine for coding. It doesn’t fundamentally change anything about building complex systems, just another tool. I would never ship a production app built with ChatGPT. I need to know the intricac
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by hpen 2y ago
AI is super useful for building systems, but now with layman AI == ChatGPT and ChatGPT isn't useful for building every system.
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by hpen 2y ago
Your own definition "When an individual or an entity seeks to increase their own wealth without benefiting society". That doesn't sound like music or copyright
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by hpen 2y ago
Ha if apple is exlcusively the seller of iPhones, does that make them a monopoly? No because you can buy other phones. And you can buy other songs. No the analogy about rival goods is not a good analogy.
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by hpen 2y ago
Is it rent seeking if the author owns those rights?
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by hpen 2y ago
You jump to conclusions in you comment by saying "rent is extracted" and "monopoly". Copyright doesn't necessarily mean "monopoly".
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by hpen 2y ago
Are you not aware of how music is sold / streamed etc?
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by hpen 2y ago
So biased
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by hpen 2y ago
Only the hacker news crowd is arrogant enough to call them out for check if that password was hTTPS but not for actually giving a fuck about the lack of privacy. SMH hacker news
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by hpen 2y ago
How sure are you that Basically every application wants this? So should there be a flag at the os level for enabling the cancellation? How do you control that flag?
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by hpen 2y ago
Since chrome has the data from both sources: the microphone, and the audio stream from YouTube, I imagine you can construct a filter from the impulse response of the YouTube source and then run the microphone through it
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by hpen 2y ago
Such bullshit. We have copyright protections to keep people compensated for their artistic work. Tech has changed, the copyright law didn't have foresight to protect against this. But that is definitely the intention of such law.
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by hpen 2y ago
The problem isn't that people are luddites and hate technology, it's that it has been built on the backs of peoples artistic work, and they haven't been asked or compensated for it.
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by hpen 2y ago
Says the guy who leaves a one liner explaining his take
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by hpen 2y ago
Turns out AI is good at separating noisy signals
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by hpen 2y ago
Anybody interested in a Jupyter notebook like experience for Swift and iOS development ML / data science algorithms. Think write on macOS but run on an actual device but send data back to the host and draw charts, etc. Like run compute
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by hpen 2y ago
For me it's more about security. If I have a an appliance tied to the internet my entire network is susceptible. With an app, and bluetooth, I could just send data between the appliance and the iPhone, and then use the iPhone connectio
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by hpen 2y ago
Would you use a macOS native application for 2d animations?
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by hpen 2y ago
Mostly a bunch of non-scalable, half baked solutions with JS ;)

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