hurtigioll

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by hurtigioll 4mo ago
I guess the code you write always works correctly whem you submit the PR, and code reviews don't find real problems in it. it makes sense then to have the exact same bar when using LLMs
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by hurtigioll 4mo ago
after the implementation was done, have you asked the model again, in a fresh context window, to review the code against the specification?
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by hurtigioll 4mo ago
that fewer people will read because it spends pages saying what could be paragraphs
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by hurtigioll 4mo ago
OpenAI/Anthropic are in the business of "replacing workers with AIs", not in the business of "selling AIs to workers" that is a 20T market they dont need you to afford a subscription, they need your boss to replace
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by hurtigioll 4mo ago
it's much cheaper to defend against EMP (Faraday shield) than to make EMPs the fact that EMP blasts are not used in Ukraine, by both sides, to defend against drones also shows its not such a good idea
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by hurtigioll 4mo ago
Nick Land is a difficult subject to get into, because there are two of thems. and you might discard the first one because of the second one. Nick Land spoiler: "what appears to humanity as the history of capitalism is an invasion from
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by hurtigioll 4mo ago
most HN comments are way dumber then the average LLM take
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by hurtigioll 4mo ago
of course they do. nvidia even has an official api for a game to identify itself so they dont need to look at executable name
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by hurtigioll 4mo ago
gpu drivers detect games, among other thing by looking at executable names then driver "optimizes" behavior, sometimes dishonestly (reducing precision), sometimes honestly (working around game engine stupidity)
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by hurtigioll 4mo ago
we do not trade with animals, for they have nothing to offer. AIs will not trade with us, for we have nothing to offer.
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by hurtigioll 4mo ago
I guess you don't know about North Korea
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by hurtigioll 4mo ago
Taleb joke: junior trader for a bank looses $10 mil. boss asks him what happened. trader says he sold oil because bank economist said oil price will go down. boss fires him. junior asks how could he become a good trader if he's fired
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by hurtigioll 4mo ago
Linux started removing support for obsolete protocols and hardware Maybe there is place for a minicurl which removes BeOS and Novell NetWare...
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by hurtigioll 4mo ago
this clever hack is pretty surely illegal, it falls somewhere under unauthorized use of a computer system intent is the hardest to prove in the court of law, and you solved that for them by making it clear you intend to do damage
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by hurtigioll 4mo ago
some people do more than just write code
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by hurtigioll 4mo ago
can you lock fedora down such that a few bad clicks dont disable the desktop manager and boots it into the terminal? this is the real problem with Linux on the desktop for non-power users
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by hurtigioll 4mo ago
it does look sketchy, but microsoft used aka.ms since forever, especially for short links to various SDKs (aka.ms/pwsh7)
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by hurtigioll 4mo ago
the real CAPTCHA would be having a "this is not realistic" button that only humans would press
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by hurtigioll 4mo ago
what doesn't just work in Ubuntu, compared with Debian?
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by hurtigioll 4mo ago
anarchy is also capitalistic in nature
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by hurtigioll 4mo ago
is fascinating that a software developer can have such a lack of awareness of the relative size of things
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by hurtigioll 4mo ago
pure Capitalism is law of the jungle as we will soon find out, when AI will become better at Capitalism than us
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by hurtigioll 4mo ago
Windows stopped having serious malware problems at least 10 years ago the ransomware campaigns would have happened on any OS enterprises use, because they were not security flaws in the OS
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by hurtigioll 4mo ago
its worse than that, Windows activates/deactivates "bugs" based on the compatibility profile of the app. so you can set an app to use a Windows XP compatibility profile, and this will simulate Windows bugs which were fixed in
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by hurtigioll 4mo ago
full auto, defensive grenades
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by hurtigioll 4mo ago
if such hardware becomes available, it will be bought by the data-centers, just like they buy all the RAM today
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by hurtigioll 4mo ago
google it. this article from one month ago is already obsolete, annualized revenue grew from 30 bln to 44 bln in the last month https://venturebeat.com/technology/anthropic-says-it-hit-a-3...
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by hurtigioll 4mo ago
selling LLMs is much more profitable than trading, and with much less risk
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by hurtigioll 4mo ago
how useful will those guns be against an army of AI driven drones just look at what's going on in Ukraine right now
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by hurtigioll 4mo ago
funny how a worthless LLM belongs to the fastest revenue growing company in the history of Capitalism

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