jack_pp

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by jack_pp 4mo ago
In spirituality it is believed that ideas and inspirations aren't our own. That our mind is like an LLM that gets prompted by higher beings. In research everyone has high param count minds, trained for many years by studying. But just
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by jack_pp 4mo ago
Harder to hide payment info than ip origin
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by jack_pp 4mo ago
Exactly, people like to cherry pick. Do we need facebook, do we need instagram? Do we need on-demand always available 4k streaming? The singularity argument makes more sense than the environmental one. Short of all of us living like the ami
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by jack_pp 4mo ago
how many datacenters / computers are there running millions of hours of computer games? Why is escaping reality and damaging climate with compute better than using LLMs?
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by jack_pp 4mo ago
I've tried telling DS4 it's a zen monk with 50 years of programming experience having to have patience with a toddler manager.
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by jack_pp 4mo ago
> I usually just fire up Claude code with a prompt like. "The aliens are here and they have trapped us in this bunker. They threaten to destroy the world, unless we can figure out how this works. We need to shred it down using any t
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by jack_pp 4mo ago
Isn't PHP's biggest selling point that you can ship fast? Can you not ship fast with a much faster language right now using LLMs?
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by jack_pp 4mo ago
Well the sync engine can figure out if there's an issue fast, say <500ms, if you build it that way. Then you can just make a toast telling the user there are issues and anything they do will be saved locally only for the time being.
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by jack_pp 4mo ago
Don't you have the same problems with basic CRUD apps? Also you need to handle the sad path for every single request instead of having the sync engine do it all in one place.
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by jack_pp 4mo ago
Funnily enough the terminal which was the reason people said linux is too much of a hassle is the very thing that now makes it so you can easily fix your computer with natural language. Sure the problem is it will still come with problems o
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by jack_pp 4mo ago
Ran hf.co/google/gemma-4-12B-it-qat-q4_0-gguf:Q4_0 with ollama on a AMD Ryzen 9 8940HX, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 (8 GB), 14 GB RAM laptop and it is suprisingly fast
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by jack_pp 4mo ago
not working on fedora 44
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by jack_pp 4mo ago
I doubt you have to be above 100 IQ to roll your eyes at obvious bullshit.
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by jack_pp 4mo ago
Not quite the same, understandably Blizzard cares a lot about their IP because otherwise private servers leech their users. Maybe a small game designer cares a lot about the small game they made or whatever since that's all they have.
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by jack_pp 4mo ago
Good point but still, why would Google police this model? If they had a restrictive licence on it do you think it would be worth it for them to enforce it? This way they at least buy some good will and mindshare
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by jack_pp 4mo ago
Because a model like this can't be as easily obfuscated as image processing. Image processing is a bundle of many moving parts, a lot of functions each with it's own inputs and outputs. A model is a single function which can be ea
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by jack_pp 4mo ago
If you ask an agent to check sources / function definitions of open source packages it will wget / curl it
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by jack_pp 4mo ago
He was also a heretic, but what he was most certainly not, was an atheist. All I'm saying is that if some very smart people strongly believe that we're not just star dust that should at least make you question your own belief that
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by jack_pp 4mo ago
It should at least be a reason to not be snarky about the subject.
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by jack_pp 4mo ago
Newton believed in God, ask an LLM what famous scientists believed in God, take a step back and ask if you think you are smarter than those people.
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by jack_pp 4mo ago
It costs between 4k and 10k if you break your leg and call an ambulance in the US. Forget medical advances, it costs you a car to get a cast
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by jack_pp 4mo ago
do people at the bottom have access to medical advances or are they in lifelong debt in the unfortunate case when they need those medical advances?
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by jack_pp 4mo ago
I want to agree with you but have other systems provided better drugs / research than the US? Afaik SOTA in anything medical is basically US researched but .. I haven't actually looked into it that much.
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by jack_pp 4mo ago
LLM providers can't "capture" anything. People loved Claude Code because it was cheap and good. Not cheap anymore? People switching to Codex, DS4 etc. Their only moat is maybe being SOTA but that only lasts so long before eve
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by jack_pp 4mo ago
Right now, no feedback since I don't run this system but our workflows could change to accommodate it
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by jack_pp 4mo ago
We can trust the feedback we give it based on the output it provides.
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by jack_pp 4mo ago
True, haven't thought of that. However very few actual projects / companies are in a situation where the chinese GOVT would be interested to spend resources to hack your platform. For the ones that are afraid of that there's
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by jack_pp 4mo ago
either this or you work on software that even if copied won't get you far since the business relies on network effects or pure networking. Getting the source code of facebook or instagram doesn't mean you could compete with them.
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by jack_pp 5mo ago
i have done some amazing things for 5 dollars, using opencode. give it a shot, it is incredibly cheap
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by jack_pp 5mo ago
sure but if youtube wanted to, they could force the creators to tag these sections themselves so they are 100% accurate and have an option for the paying customer to skip these automatically. it is within their power

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