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by javier123454321 8mo ago
> It's like you assigning to humans divine capabilities :) I can't tell if you're being facetious. But being an embodied consciousness with the ability to create is as divine as it gets. We'd do well to remember.
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by javier123454321 8mo ago
Every single documentation and commentary about this says that it is not a good idea, but it does trigger the inspiration and imagination of people of what the future is going to be. The whole conversation around this comment is that people
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by javier123454321 8mo ago
Im already using models to reason about and summarize part of the code from programming language to prose. They are good at that. I can see the process being something like english to machine lang, machine lang to english if the human needs
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by javier123454321 8mo ago
I'm sorry you might have missed the part where I was being sarcastic. Setting up your own SMTP server is actually literally a bad idea for the most part. Unless you want to debug your own mail server. Which, I promise you, 99% of users
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by javier123454321 8mo ago
I do consider it unique to interface with your home lab server or personal vps through a messaging. The first time I did a version of that, I was completely blown away by that concept. I guess I just never thought about being able to talk t
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by javier123454321 8mo ago
Yeah, for a sophisticated developer with technical background, maybe the idea of setting up a messaging app that lets you talk to a home server is not a crazy thing. But this is for the most part a lot of normies realizing that that's
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by javier123454321 8mo ago
It's simple if you've done that work before, or if you consider yourself little more technical, this is a turnkey solution that does that. I don't understand why people use Gmail. Just get a VPS and set up a SMTP server. Why
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by javier123454321 8mo ago
I mean, that's a quality of conversation that you can reliably expect in Hacker News.
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by javier123454321 8mo ago
> I already have apps that allow me to message the model server running on my home lab. well, then you might not have a need for it. It's just that but it also has a built-in chron system and memory, but really it's just an eas
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by javier123454321 8mo ago
What ive noticed, i dont have the apetite to spend tokens on AI fixing errors AI made. Or paying a 200/month subscription. In the beggining of the mobth im happy tinkering, but i reach the cap of how much money im willing to spend play
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by javier123454321 8mo ago
From what I've seen is a process of compacting the session once it reaches some limit, which basically means summarizing all the previous work and feeding it as the initial prompt for the next session.
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by javier123454321 8mo ago
That's an unfortunate name as googling it gave me results related to coitus, not autonomous agents.
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by javier123454321 8mo ago
Yeah, as that's a different problem unrelated to the problem that this is trying to solve.
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by javier123454321 9mo ago
I see the argument for saying in the future we will be at this place, but this is stated as though it's something that has already happened. It is stated as a simple fact that the time to produce a feature has gone down by orders of ma
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by javier123454321 9mo ago
yeah, one example I run into is getting my perplexity phone assistant to play a song in spanish. I cannot for the life of me get a model to translate: "Play señorita a mi me gusta su style on spotify" correctly
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by javier123454321 9mo ago
As someone that has a habit of maybe overusing em dashes to my detriment, often times, and just something that I try to be mindful of in general. This whole thing of assuming that it's AI generated now is a huge blow. It feels like a p
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by javier123454321 9mo ago
Oh wow. Thank you for this. Amazing, terrifying, spot on, all of it.
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by javier123454321 9mo ago
umm, I don't know if you've seen the current state of trying to make a living with music but It's widely accepted as dire. Touring is a loss leader, putting out music for free doesn't pay, stream counts payouts are abysm
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by javier123454321 9mo ago
I do strongly agree. Though the societal impact is only mitigated by open models, not curtailed at all.
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by javier123454321 9mo ago
Yes, the flipside of this is that we're eroding the last bit of ability for people to make a living through their art. We are capturing the market for people to live off of making illustrations, to making background music, jingles, pro
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by javier123454321 9mo ago
I'm not denigrating the tech, all I'm saying is that we've crossed to new territory and there will be consequences that we don't understand from this. The same way that social media has been particularly detrimental to y
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by javier123454321 9mo ago
This is terrifying. With this and z-image-turbo, we've crossed a chasm. And a very deep one. We are currently protected by screens, we can, and should assume everything behind a screen is fake unless rigorously (and systematically, i.e
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by javier123454321 9mo ago
I recommend using modal for renting the metal.
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by javier123454321 9mo ago
https://javiergonzalez.io/ I am wondering how to grow it. I've been writing more in spanish, and also more poetry, but it feels weird to house them in the same place as some technical and general writing. For the time
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by javier123454321 9mo ago
Well that's the thing that makes capitalism the most effective resource management system ever. If this is a bad play, and people do indeed find value from AI, it will be sink or swim. If it's not, then the ai forward will have to
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by javier123454321 9mo ago
I mean say what you will about Zuck, the ability to pivot at a strategic moment after being so public about a previous decision shows commitment and vision. I'd venture to say most companies anywhere near the scale of meta would not be
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by javier123454321 9mo ago
Until you commit to trunk, you haven't gotten the dog. You're proposing getting a dog. The action of getting the dog happens at merge to trunk. That's when history is created.
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by javier123454321 9mo ago
Id rather we start with some variant of that rather than to default to dope so we don't offend people with the truth.
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by javier123454321 9mo ago
Jim Carey had the best way to think about this: “I believe depression is legitimate. But I also believe that if you don’t exercise, eat nutritious food, get sunlight, get enough sleep, consume positive material, surround yourself with suppo
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by javier123454321 10mo ago
Both of those numbers in isolation dont tell the whole story. Saying firing 3 people sounds like a wednesday at a big company. Saying firing 75% of the staff indicates the impact that those changes will have on everything about the company.

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