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by jesse_dot_id 4mo ago
Streisand effect
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by jesse_dot_id 4mo ago
Mostly common sense and an understanding of how technology evolves but, but also: https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.06.06.25329104v... https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles&#x2F
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by jesse_dot_id 4mo ago
It's already speeding up medical progress, so it'll probably take roughly however much time it takes for you to be personally affected by something that is currently incurable.
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by jesse_dot_id 4mo ago
Technology evolves and your opinion will evolve with it.
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by jesse_dot_id 4mo ago
I became an engineer because I'm lazy.
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by jesse_dot_id 4mo ago
This is kind of exciting. I have a lot of web development experience but every time I've tried to write a desktop app in the past, it just feels like a very clunky and unintuitive experience. Smart move from the Deno team to get me to
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by jesse_dot_id 4mo ago
I noticed it in real time, unfortunately. Perhaps the token bonfire I've been feeding all day is to blame...
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by jesse_dot_id 4mo ago
Local inference seems to be catching up and Pi seems to be leading the pack for open weight harnesses. Bold move, SpaceX. I truly hope it doesn't work out for you.
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by jesse_dot_id 4mo ago
If there is ever another depression, which seems highly probable at this point, the meme stocks will be the first ones down the toilet.
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We've suspended access to Claude Mythos 5 and Claude Fable 5(status.claude.com)
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by jesse_dot_id 4mo ago
Longtime Kagi user here. Nothing but awesome experiences for me.
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by jesse_dot_id 4mo ago
Definitely accidental but I saw it :)
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by jesse_dot_id 4mo ago
In my opinion, LLMs should be subject to regulation via the Office of Weights and Measures[1]. In the same way I don't want to buy meat that weighs less than what the label says, I also do not want to pay for a frontier model that can
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by jesse_dot_id 4mo ago
Tastes like... astroturf.
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by jesse_dot_id 4mo ago
Will be funny when I can call the Office of Weights and Measures on Anthropic because they underweighted the model I was paying for and got pwned because the dumber one missed something.
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by jesse_dot_id 4mo ago
I didn't really see anything that knocked my socks off. Mostly, it's the promise that Siri now works in the way in which they said it would work a few years ago, when it didn't. I do like the addition of Siri in the context m
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by jesse_dot_id 4mo ago
I haven't seen an ounce of evidence that a LLM can replace a deeply experienced engineer. The harness turns coding into sculpting, which happens to be how I coded pre-LLM, but much slower, so I feel very much empowered by them. But I&#
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by jesse_dot_id 4mo ago
Same. I'm a DevOps engineer, so a jack of all trades master of none type of guy, and Claude Code backfills my knowledge gaps and turns me into kind of a superhero. I think it's key to already have a pretty good idea of what you&#x
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by jesse_dot_id 4mo ago
Yeah, that's well written and accurate. Hadn't thought about PR spam in those terms before but that does actually make a lot of sense.
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by jesse_dot_id 4mo ago
Someone doesn't remember using forums before captchas were invented...
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by jesse_dot_id 4mo ago
Then I move my stuff somewhere else? I've been writing HTML since 1993. I think I've used literally hundreds of hosts at this point. I had access to an Enterprise license in my last job, which was my introduction to Cloudflare — s
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by jesse_dot_id 4mo ago
Big fan of Cloudflare and a bigger fan of vite. Probably one of the best outcomes for the latter.
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by jesse_dot_id 4mo ago
Not sure how we can assert what is or isn't consciousness when we don't even really know what dreaming is, how anesthesia works, how comas work, and countless other things about the brain that we don't yet understand. LLMs ha
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by jesse_dot_id 4mo ago
I think the disruptions are temporary. Using AI still takes someone's time and the skill can be honed, which means there will be people specializing in using AI in different ways that are better than what someone just picking it up can
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by jesse_dot_id 4mo ago
How considerate
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by jesse_dot_id 4mo ago
It's a matter of what context is available to me at this time. I like LLMS. They improve my workflow to an insane degree. I think Sam Altman kind of sucks. I don't trust OpenAI. If they were the only kid on the block, I'd use
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by jesse_dot_id 5mo ago
Beautifully unusable
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by jesse_dot_id 5mo ago
Ah yes, the mark of a cogent argument: the phantom diagnosis.
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by jesse_dot_id 5mo ago
That is also my concern. This feels like a Satanic panic type of thing and if people don't form nuanced opinions, politicians will latch on to the issue and before you know it, many people who are heavily reliant on machine learning wh
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by jesse_dot_id 5mo ago
I've been telling my friends this since LLMs launched. If your interest is in lowering the use of fossil fuels, then a global race for compute is great because the increased demand is probably going to usher in a nuclear/solar rev

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