infinitezest

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by infinitezest 11mo ago
This is something I've been waiting to hear as well. We hear about how jobs will be eliminated, and occasionally we hear about how that means there will be time for other things that we want to do, but it kind of seems like AI is alrea
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by infinitezest 11mo ago
What specifically are you referring to here?
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by infinitezest 11mo ago
It must be nice to live somewhere that has politicians that represent the will of the people enough to have a take like this. Where I live, your vote only counts if you have enough money.
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by infinitezest 11mo ago
https://www.usebruno.com/
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by infinitezest 11mo ago
Dunno if the concern is that "you can't find a copy of the blog post" so much as "why is this admin removing this stuff and/or making it harder to find". This seems bad to me and I don't think their headl
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by infinitezest 11mo ago
That's uh... Quite a take
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by infinitezest 1y ago
I find LLMs really useful on a daily basis but I keep wondering, what's going to happen when the VC money dries up and the real cost of inference kicks in? Its relatively cheap now but its also being heavily subsidized. The usual answ
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by infinitezest 1y ago
A system that rewards our worst instincts is exhibiting a failure. There are worse systems, sure. But capitalism has its own downsides and this is one of them.
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by infinitezest 1y ago
1. According to who? Open AI? 2. Its current state is "basically free and containing no ads". I don't think this will remain true given that, as far as I know, the product is very much not making money.
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by infinitezest 1y ago
History would indicate that if the you make a bubble big enough and then it pops, you don't have to clean up the mess. 2008 wasn't that long ago.
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by infinitezest 1y ago
The fact that Bezos is saying this is precisely why the commenter is asking this. He clearly stands to benefit massively from the bubble. Statements like this are meant to encourage buy-in from others to maximize his exit. Presumably &quo
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by infinitezest 1y ago
The issue is one of power imbalance. It's not a new observation to say that money basically equates to power. The more money you have, the more influence you have, the more you get your way. And the more you don't have to care abo
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by infinitezest 1y ago
The downside is that we're funneling our money and information to a very small number of people. As the imbalance grows, there is less and less reason for the rich people to give a shit about what the not so rich people think or want
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by infinitezest 1y ago
> （Disclaimer: This blog post was drafted with the help of a language model, but all opinions expressed are my own.） This is when I head to an LLM to summarize the key take-aways. If you can't be bothered to write it, I can't
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by infinitezest 1y ago
There's also https://goblin.tools
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by infinitezest 2y ago
The one you're not currently using, of course.
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by infinitezest 2y ago
This has not been my experience. Sorry it doesn't work for you, though.
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by infinitezest 2y ago
Sure, that's true now (for a lot of people). But isn't the goal of most of these platforms to onboard you, then trap you there?
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by infinitezest 2y ago
My issue is I'm not sure where the higher ground will exist or how realistic it is for me to believe that there will be enough room for me. Things in tech are changing alarmingly fast and the hype around it makes it very difficult to
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by infinitezest 2y ago
Where do you propose meaning be derived?
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by infinitezest 2y ago
I don't understand why people are switching editors when they could just use something like Aider. It's open source, agnostic about any other tooling you're using, and plugs into whatever LLM you want. Why hitch your wagon t
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by infinitezest 2y ago
I recently switched to Vivaldi and have really liked it.
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by infinitezest 2y ago
This is literally the only thing that's holding me back from switching as well.
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Interview Coder: an invisible AI to solve any coding problem(interviewcoder.co)
2 points by infinitezest 2y ago|0 comments
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by infinitezest 2y ago
Another thing to consider here is that lower quality goods will get thrown out more, which is going to create a lot of waste, especially when done at scale.
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by infinitezest 2y ago
I get that things feel faster. That's great. And I'm sure that accomplishing that was no small task. But is output speed really that big of a problem for people? These models can spit out answers faster than I can read. It se
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by infinitezest 2y ago
Isn't this just WotC catching up to 90% of other TTRPGs? There's a part of me that understands where the pushback on these changes is coming from (some people are narcissistic and could abuse these tools), but ultimately it seems
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by infinitezest 2y ago
Let's catch up about this together while we're waiting in the breadline.
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by infinitezest 2y ago
> advancing humanity Perhaps but I'd say it's more of a mixed bag. Cell phones and social media have done harm and good at very large scales. As Dan Carlin once said, it feels like we're babies crawling toward hand guns.
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by infinitezest 2y ago
You mention that OPs conclusion Doesn't align with the stats, but then you only provide a single data point. Are there other stats that you were referring to?

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