jryan49

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by jryan49 3mo ago
Squinting is surprisingly effective for me for seeing the hidden text. That's really cool!
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by jryan49 3mo ago
Stocks are long term investments, 10yr+ So you should expect the possibility of a sideways market.
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by jryan49 3mo ago
A tractor is not exactly bleeding edge technology...
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by jryan49 3mo ago
Use a better model like Opus.
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by jryan49 3mo ago
Then why are you reading LinkedIn...
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by jryan49 3mo ago
What is it?
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by jryan49 4mo ago
Rather not waste tokens. Saying thank you literally costs you money.
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by jryan49 4mo ago
So they can train on everyone's copyrighted works to create their model, but when someone trains a model off their model it's not okay? Seems kind of hypocritical.
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by jryan49 4mo ago
I would think modern optimized binaries would be too complicated for current LLMs to handle. LLMs currently get overwhelmed with large code bases, imagine turning that all into binary.
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by jryan49 4mo ago
I mean is your place modest compared to the average place in a third world country?
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by jryan49 4mo ago
If you're made of money sure and then the cases it can't fix I guess you're just stuck.
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by jryan49 4mo ago
Can AI actually read binary code and change it?
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by jryan49 4mo ago
What about AI changes things though? Why didn't you just ignore code quality from humans writing code too?
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by jryan49 4mo ago
Honestly? I don't think we really understand consciousness. So it's kind of hard to say something is or isn't conscious.
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by jryan49 4mo ago
Could anything be more ironic, the employees that work to track every person in the world are now being tracked themselves :)
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by jryan49 4mo ago
I've been thinking about it a lot. I've been looking into becoming an electrician for maybe like 6 years before I retire.
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by jryan49 4mo ago
Kinda buggy, but impressively nonetheless. How long did it take?
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by jryan49 5mo ago
But it was trained on ad spam wasn't it?
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by jryan49 5mo ago
People are afraid for their livelihood. What do you expect?
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by jryan49 5mo ago
I mean a lot depends on your life circumstances. Do you have a family to support? Do you have any money saved up? How old you are? It's tempting for me to quit and work on something I've wanted to work on for years but... The risk
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by jryan49 5mo ago
I mean the act of reproducing the copyrighted material is what is illegal. LLMs I've used for coding has outputted exact copyrights for code verbatim into my code before. When that happens it feels kind of fishy to be honest.
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by jryan49 5mo ago
I had to buy the copyrighted material before reading it... Meta apparently operates in a different legal system than me. That's my issue with it.
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by jryan49 5mo ago
> I went all in on AI coding tools and became incredibly productive. Then I lost my job and could not write a for loop. After I read that, I couldn't even bring myself to read the article.
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by jryan49 6mo ago
It's really good!
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by jryan49 7mo ago
AI output is non-deterministic right? Can both of you be right? Maybe it gets it right sometimes, and doesn't other times.
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by jryan49 7mo ago
When people say they don't write the code, they mean they don't type it, but if there are not vibe coding garbage they are still watching what the agent outputs, and redirects it when it goes wrong. Instead of fixing the code manu
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by jryan49 7mo ago
Have you seen openspec, or any of the others in this space?
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by jryan49 7mo ago
Yes... maybe not 99%...
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by jryan49 7mo ago
IMHO no one know what the heck is going to happen. Probably will have to adapt to the situation as needed... In other words, it's too hard to predict to come up with a plan ahead of time?
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by jryan49 7mo ago
Cause people are sick of their tax money going to endless wars

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