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by j45 2mo ago
If something is generated in someone’s private paid account that might not be public domain. It’s kind of like causing what Google Docs autocomplete sentences helps someone write is still.. theirs.
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by j45 2mo ago
I don’t use php much, I was recently researching a few parameters of how I needed an app to be structured and maintained, and after neutralizing any bias towards verbose or complex and brittle setups maintenance wise (which can happen with
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by j45 2mo ago
This means you can train smaller models than Claude’s but not competing. I’m not sure how an AI company feels that’s safer for their business. Specialization will always best generalization trying to do the same.
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by j45 2mo ago
Yup, either you own it, or you don’t own it and ownership is being redefined as a quasi license.
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by j45 2mo ago
Transferring actual and complete ownership of the output doesn’t allow any further interpretations of the use of it. That sentence seems to be in a blurry line between outright “ownership” and licensing. This type of explanation leans towa
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by j45 2mo ago
Livewire existing and working so much simpler than the status quo really deserves attention.
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by j45 2mo ago
I'm not sure if it's replacing the middle class of software engineering, but I do feel it's generally true that the static approaches to middle class software engineering are evolving quicker than people are keeping up. Hopef
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by j45 2mo ago
Ai isn't removing the middle class of software engineering. Software engineering is evolving, and the middle class (and beginner) is going to have to grow instead of being able to leverage the same skills for longer and longer. It&#x27
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by j45 2mo ago
This kind of stuff is getting pretty wild, even for using something like Cloudflare it seems like a good idea to have another layer behind it that's non-cloudflare for when vulnerabilities are discovered.
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by j45 2mo ago
Blocking ads sounds like a job for AI
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by j45 2mo ago
The horoscope reference is resonating for me. I know very little about pinball machines, out of curiosity, do some come with any amount of schematics or diagrams?
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by j45 2mo ago
Flooding the market with supply while quality might not be the same is a real risk.
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by j45 2mo ago
Can one good thing balance out anything else people might see? Meta releasing Llama was truly a differentiator, but I'd argue that the Gemma models might have surpassed them now. Maybe Meta, Google, and others can start to compete on o
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by j45 2mo ago
Can one good thing balance out anything else people might see? Meta releasing Llama was truly a differentiator, but I'd argue that the Gemma models might have surpassed them now.
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by j45 2mo ago
At some point, incognito will scale to hidden and I think that's the part that has to be reimagined. It's not about hidden camera, it's about cooperative and consent based.
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by j45 2mo ago
The thing about smart glasses is when they try to do it surrepticiously, it puts that feeling on the wearer. Google Glass looked quite different. Everyone knew how you were wearing it. Wear it long enough and people might have questions,
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by j45 2mo ago
Specifically, you can set the tone and style to match what you like or used to after asking it to interview you, create an output, and then use that output as the project description or document to refer to
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by j45 2mo ago
You can ask the LLM to connect the dots to the sources before displaying it to you so you can see the proof in line. You can ask the LLM how to do this. Start with a topic you know well to get the mechanism working and trust it well.
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by j45 2mo ago
You can change the prose that it outputs to anything you like. ask the llm how.
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by j45 2mo ago
I believe the term is xennial: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xennials Rare and intersectionally have an unfair advantage.
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by j45 2mo ago
Seems like a fair point.
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by j45 2mo ago
Universities would prefer a lot of things to remain how they want.
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by j45 2mo ago
It's important to not assume AI can do everything humans can, just because people are saying it.
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by j45 2mo ago
The Economist had a fun article saying social media is not a business in 2008. I’ll try to dig up the link again.
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by j45 2mo ago
Curious: Is there any technologies and their adoption that were successful that Economist was wrong, or right about?
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by j45 2mo ago
It's hilarious how 2 year old reactionary AI trends are still arriving anew in slow moving places.
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by j45 2mo ago
Free speech isn't free of consequences. Rights come with responsibilities and understanding where someone's rights may stop and someone else's rights might begin.
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by j45 2mo ago
Depending on how possible it is for a use case, reducing the attack surfaces and vectors can help, such as being mindful of how much client side javascript exposes anything.
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by j45 2mo ago
I agree in any practice, it's not easy :) In a non-deterministic world the compiler is no longer consistent anyways.
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by j45 2mo ago
This can work great until the models get tweaked and you realize you’ve been working based on the currents of the model this week. Creating a robust enough setup that can work on different models or different versions of a model is critical

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