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by jatora 8mo ago
Strange since, in practice, coding models have steadily improved without any backward movement every 3-4 months for 2 years now. It's as if there are rigorous methods of filtering and curation applied when building your training data.
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by jatora 8mo ago
For some reason you're far too forgiving of an extremely forced and self-engrandizing dichotomy. Maybe you just don't notice it.
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by jatora 8mo ago
A good bit of scaffolding and babysitting allows you to let the model run much faster and more efficiently. Building your tool faster. I don't code to code, I code to build something I want.
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by jatora 8mo ago
The problem is that you/they were calling it toxic long before grok was integrated, and I think you knew that. Hence the accusation of dishonesty, proven in full view for all to see.
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by jatora 8mo ago
Absolutely nah. I know it feels good to jump into the 'thinker' camp and lump the users of AI into a non-thinker group, but this dichotomy is very poorly suited. Builders/engineers want a great tool to build faster with. Code
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by jatora 8mo ago
Yeah? And then you continue prompting and developing, and go through a very similar iterative process, except now it's faster and you get to tackle more abstract, higher level problems. "Most developers don't know the assembl
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by jatora 9mo ago
Shift your goalposts over to Google if your only argument is pointing out projects that dead end and ignoring the ones that don't. So embarrassing.
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by jatora 9mo ago
Perhaps do not use slurs then? Unless you want to claim that term is ever used without pejorative intent?
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by jatora 9mo ago
Toxic = Not a progressive echo chamber. It takes serious blinders to think Twitter is dying any more than the myriad of tech companies operating at losses. And rather than liberals sucking it up and engaging in open disagreements and fire,
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by jatora 9mo ago
suffice it to say that you just changed my morning with this link lol. god i love this keyboard.
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by jatora 9mo ago
I was confused by him basically inventing his own skills but I guess this is from Nov 2025 so makes sense as skills were pretty new at that point. Also please note this is nowhere on the terminal bench leaderboard anymore. I'd advise e
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by jatora 9mo ago
I like this imaginary world you propose that gives free computers, free electricity, a free place to store it, and is free from danger from other tribes. Sign me up for this utopia.
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by jatora 9mo ago
Does common sense not factor in here at all? Advocating for such rigor is fine, but a refusal to state an opinion just reeks of bias
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by jatora 9mo ago
Government accountability. And your answer is quite disengenuous and intellectually dishonest. They want to obstruct the law and dox ICE officers to bully them and their families. That much is very obvious. There is nothing secret about ICE
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by jatora 9mo ago
I'm not your buddy, friend
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by jatora 9mo ago
Honestly answer: What are the intentions of people tracking these officers?
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by jatora 9mo ago
dont worry lifelog was cancelled in 2004 according to that wiki. Phew!
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by jatora 9mo ago
you're aware that LEO are citizens right? with rights as well?
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by jatora 9mo ago
So are you saying that the first amendment should protect government insiders leaking personal employee info to the public for the purposes of endangering those government employees, and to cause harm to their families? based on subjective
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by jatora 9mo ago
do you now see how reductive you are of the technology behind genAI? by reading your own comment does it not drive the point home that reducing music appreciation to the quoted comment is also hilariously reductive?
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by jatora 9mo ago
that's an interesting point. i wonder if the vast swaths of S tier media in the future will have the reverse effect of diminishing the drive for it all completely (regardless of the source). Triggering the descent for us all down to be
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by jatora 9mo ago
You can apply this same logic to books and all learning and every piece of media and code you ever absorb. It's not theft to observe and incorporate public data. If it is.. lol.
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by jatora 9mo ago
i was moreso responding to this statement: "What matters is that the song is actually an expression of humanity, not the tools used to make it." which is complete nonsense
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by jatora 9mo ago
Sorry I dont understand what you're referring to, can you elaborate?
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by jatora 9mo ago
Do you really think a human creating something isn't the output of assimilating the outputs of countless humans that came before them? Your argument implies creativity is confined to humans or brains. So no creativity existed before th
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by jatora 9mo ago
Your snobbery will be short-lived as tools eclipse our "art", and creativity is revealed as nothing inherently unique to humans. Creativity, fundamentally, is overlapping memories of what you have seen already. Literally no differ
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by jatora 9mo ago
and that is why policies like this will turn platforms into dinosaurs. no need to care. large behemoths always thrash a lot as they die. as do the people who see this as a positive thing. ai music will be the future and create curated music
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by jatora 9mo ago
like the other commenter said. you need to learn to use new tools. and your take clearly indicates you haven't.
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by jatora 10mo ago
Following this thread takes you into political territory and governmental/regulatory capture, which I believe is the root issue that cannot be solved in late stage capitalism. We are headed towards (or already in) corporate feudalism a
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by jatora 10mo ago
This seems pretty huge. Not sure by what metric it wouldn't be civilizationally gigantic for everyone to save that much time per day.

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