jgilias

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by jgilias 2mo ago
Is it _that_ Jeff Dean? https://github.com/LRitzdorf/TheJeffDeanFacts
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by jgilias 2mo ago
Why do you call them “labs”?
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by jgilias 2mo ago
The automobile itself was initially nothing more than a toy for the rich and powerful.
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by jgilias 2mo ago
This article linked in the posted one is even better when it comes to “the whole picture” https://www.science.org/content/article/unearth-their-past-a...
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by jgilias 2mo ago
The bug has been up since before the LLM shift.
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by jgilias 3mo ago
Well, but then they would’ve just hopped on the eagles to fly to Mordor and just throw the damn ring into the volcano.
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by jgilias 3mo ago
In current battle conditions isn’t the range primarily determined by the size of the fiber optic spool attached to the drone than battery capacity?
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by jgilias 3mo ago
What do you mean with the past tense there?
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by jgilias 3mo ago
Compile
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by jgilias 3mo ago
It’s seven years already. Crazy.
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by jgilias 3mo ago
What can go wrong.
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by jgilias 3mo ago
Will the UBI apply to everyone worldwide? As that’s where the original dataset came from.
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by jgilias 3mo ago
Both are part of “the American electoral system”
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by jgilias 3mo ago
After seeing _what_ level of buffoonery, incompetence, and pure idiocy the gerrymandered American electoral system is capable of producing, nope, no, AI bailout won’t matter at all.
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by jgilias 3mo ago
It was probably scored by AI too. Same reason why slop-filled resumes apparently work better these days.
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by jgilias 3mo ago
Yes. There was an article somewhere about how in a Japanese factory it gets pulled thousands of times a year, but only 2 in an American one. EDIT: Found it: https://davidoks.blog/p/why-japanese-companies-do-so-many Sea
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by jgilias 3mo ago
I get what you’re saying and agree with the last sentence. Just wanted to touch on the “why” part. In the world of exclusively human written software the existence of the artefact itself (code, documentation) served as the proof that there’
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by jgilias 3mo ago
I know it’s a typo, but I love the idea of “hood software” lol
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by jgilias 3mo ago
I have a degree from a German University and don’t have C2. That requirement can be interpreted as “must not be an immigrant”
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by jgilias 4mo ago
“Hey Claude, fix the issues with Chinese resellers and distillers. Make no mistake”
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by jgilias 4mo ago
Wasn’t tbe Tulip Bubble the original bubble?
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by jgilias 4mo ago
Can’t tell if you’re being sarcastic or not, but yes, actual value is at best tangential to success in business.
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by jgilias 4mo ago
It’s there, click on “words”
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by jgilias 4mo ago
Did it run the code to get the STDIN/OUT? Edit: As in, actually built the binary to carry out the request?
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by jgilias 4mo ago
I am not my grandfather, and neither current descendants of Romans are Romans.
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by jgilias 4mo ago
Claude, make me rich. Make no mistakes.
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by jgilias 4mo ago
Ever buying a Fanta?
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by jgilias 4mo ago
The cost is far from linear though. Because of prompt caching and the fact that generally output tokens are a lot more expensive than input tokens.
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Zuckerberg says Meta made 'mistakes' in AI workforce shift(reuters.com)
2 points by jgilias 4mo ago|0 comments
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by jgilias 4mo ago
> Even if you get the right molecule, it might be the wrong way around or just clump up into a useless mess. Sounds a lot like vibe coding lol

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