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by inerte 1y ago
You wouldn't download an ~employee~ resource
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by inerte 1y ago
Or the judge who sued his condominium demanding its employees call him "doutor" (Your Honor)... As a Brazilian raised to not care about this stuff, I would say even rebelled a bit, it was weird to basically be required to do so on
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by inerte 1y ago
I was looking for a programming language that's being written with LLMs in mind, and used ChatGPT to give me some pointers so I can start some research https://chatgpt.com/share/6841d3b7-13a8-800f-9bcc-0f7859114c..
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by inerte 1y ago
I took a screenshot of the chicken, so low res, and got {4} https://chatgpt.com/share/683f4506-ae18-800f-8c27-5c5e91429a... Also I think the authors used the API, and maybe there are differences between the API and cha
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MoonBit: Exploring the Design of an AI-Native Language Toolchain(moonbitlang.com)
1 points by inerte 1y ago|0 comments
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by inerte 1y ago
2 things, I guess. If the prompt was “you will be taken offline, you have dirty on someone, think about long term consequences”, the model was NOT told to blackmail. It came with that strategy by itself. Even if you DO tell an AI / mod
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by inerte 1y ago
And God saw every thing that he had made, and, behold, it was very good. And Ive and Sama were the sixth day.
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Inside the story that enraged OpenAI(technologyreview.com)
4 points by inerte 1y ago|0 comments
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by inerte 1y ago
Or replace cutscenes in video games, or short videos on ads on mobile (already small and people are barely paying attention) Nowadays when I randomly open a news website to read some article, at the bottom of the page all the generic "
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by inerte 1y ago
Or that he does understand, but avoids calling it a tax because Americans in general hate that? It's wordsmithing politics 101. Guy is a billionaire twice president of the US. He's many things (imho really bad things), but not ign
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by inerte 1y ago
A few of you will die of hunger, but these are taxes I am not willing to pay.
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by inerte 1y ago
Not sure if I would tradeoff speed for accuracy. Yes, it's incredible boring to wait for the AI Agents in IDEs to finish their job. I get distracted and open YouTube. Once I gave a prompt so big and complex to Cline it spent 2 straight
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by inerte 1y ago
Choosing a certain type of economic theory or having certain sectors of the economy do better than others is 100% politics. I don’t think there is an economic theory where everybody benefits equally around the same time without any downside
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by inerte 1y ago
How the heck is not? Computers are looking into screenshots and searching the internet to support their "thinking", that's amazing! Have we become so used to AI and what was impossible 6 months ago is shruggable today? I&#x27
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by inerte 1y ago
There’s another future where reasoning models get better with larger context windows, and you can throw a new programming language or framework at it and it will do a pretty good job.
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by inerte 1y ago
I know it’s a marketing case study, but: > Ever wondered how NASA identifies its top experts, forms high-performing teams, and plans for the skills of tomorrow? Here’s another resource on that https://appel.nasa.gov/2010&
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by inerte 1y ago
https://www.axios.com/2025/04/19/inside-trump-mindset-tariff... "We saw it in business with Trump," one adviser said. "He would have these meetings and everyone would agree, and then we would j
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by inerte 2y ago
Yes, my thoughts at the end of the article. If the AI coding is really good (or will be really, really good) you could give 6 figures salary + $5/d in OpenAI credits to a Bay Area developer, OR you give $5/d salary + $5/d in
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by inerte 2y ago
aka https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_Silver_Bullet And it's also interesting to think that PMs are also using AI - in my company for example we allow users to submit feedback, then there's an AI summary repor
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by inerte 2y ago
It's practically impossible to really hear the letter? It's like this short breathy growl, a hoarse autotuned cough. They all pretty much sound the same.
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by inerte 2y ago
Also some birds, even while flying.
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by inerte 2y ago
And since when the US has a “job availability” problem? Unemployment is low. We have a jobs quality problem. Good pay, good hours, benefits. It doesn’t matter if it’s manufacturing or services. Somehow some people think their parents had it
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by inerte 2y ago
100%! But the alternative would be the tool doesn't get built because the author doesn't know enough Python to even produce crappy code, or doesn't have the money to hire an awesome Python coder to do that for them.
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by inerte 2y ago
This also happens when a certain price range gets different benefits. For example lower mortgage rates if the house costs below $X. Now houses that could sell for far lower than $X actually list close to $X.
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by inerte 2y ago
I actually don't think this article is AI slop but instead a text length minimum so Google thinks there's enough content there. Now, I _could_ be an AI wrote it with this rule in mind, but the repetition feels more like the author
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by inerte 2y ago
The excitement about AI and Vibe Coding made me think about this (somewhat old) article.
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Does Visual Studio rot the mind? (2005)(charlespetzold.com)
105 points by inerte 2y ago|100 comments
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by inerte 2y ago
I've been programming for 20 years, just so y'all know I have at least some level of competence. I tried Vibe Coding for the first time on Friday and was blown away. It was awesome. I met some people (all programmers) at a party o
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by inerte 2y ago
There's no such thing as "the nature of AI Search", our current understanding and hope for what it should be is being projected, but as long as there's attention, ads can be there.
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by inerte 2y ago
“You” at the bottom, scroll down to Maps (icon to the right). Click the Tori list item, View Map Legend, Close. I had to quit the app and open it again so it shows in the Maps list.

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