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by jtrn 1y ago
I'm a clinical psychologist by day, and I just have to say how incredibly bad all the writing and talk about suicidality in the public sphere are. Given that I worked in an acute inpatient unit for years, I have seen multiple suicides
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by jtrn 1y ago
In our small firm, we did a review of the usual suspects when deciding which of the big players would be the right horse to bet on for the future when planing to rewrite our core application. We ended up with Vue vs. Svelte and landed on Vu
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by jtrn 1y ago
No wifi 7. No 5g. No 16". No upgrade to Max ram. No upgrade to screen. No Bluetooth 6. No upgrade for me. I’ll stay with my M1 Max for now.
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Allow me to try a analogy. You and sfRattan rightfully pointing to a disease (large cloud providers using true free software to make money without contributing back). But "fair source" cure is a new, unproven drug with serious sid
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by jtrn 1y ago
Are you me? That was so scarily close to how I think about this that I could have thought I wrote it myself. Except you know a more about licenses :P Well written. Thanks. Edit: I would also add that, based on the specific software/b
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Rug-pull is a good description of how I feel also. And the most annoying thing for me is that I, like you, actually WOULD be happy to pay a REASONABLE price. But all the patterns nowadays are bi-modal. Stripped-down community edition to get
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The other licensing shoe is going to drop. And when it does, it will be same as always. Important features will be cut of from “community” edition, like admin for minio, and pricing will be predatory for full product, like Taipy. Seriously
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Ups
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I find Cursor at the same level as Claude code, with some strengths and some weaknesses. Cursor is nice when I want to start multiple parallel agents, while browsing files, monitoring the progress, and switching models as needed. It’s just
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by jtrn 1y ago
Did something change with Kiro, or was I just using it wrong? I tried to have it make a simple MCP server based on docs, and it seriously spent 6 hours without making a basic MVP. It looked like the most impressive planner and executor whil
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I’d rather have better file/media management in the API. Speaking as someone that lives AI and uses it for everything.
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by jtrn 1y ago
That's an extremely dense question :) (Not pejorative, but conceptual dense). I had some fun trying to answer it, ignoring fixating on whether or not the premise is true, for argument's sake. My answer is: I would think "atte
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by jtrn 1y ago
The amount of time I have to spend on investigations, to understand the basics of what something ACTUALLY IS, never ceases to amaze me. Having to scrape away buzzwords, ill-conceived descriptions, and unnecessary verbose stuff... it's
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by jtrn 1y ago
Norway's public and largest news network, "NRK," made a straight-up mistake and wrote that it would produce AI chips. They later corrected it. But obviously, the journalist had no idea how big news that would be if Norway wer
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Personally, as a Norwegian, I am really hopeful for this. I hope the "Not in my backyard" sentiment won't block this project, as it has so many times here. Narvik will be a great place. Lots of renewable energy, a history of
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It's really hard not to become impolite with this kind of disrespectful comment, but I try. Let me articulate my thinking... The suggestion is not based on nothing; it's based on years of banging our heads against the wall with va
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I actually thought a lot about this, and I feel it relates to my job in health services. I'm tired of hearing the Norwegian government talk about AI and modernization. Before we chase the next big trend, we need to solve fundamental pr
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So if I say "No, I didn't," and offer as proof a direct conversation, and in that conversation, I articulated myself almost exactly like the text in question, would that support my claim—that it's just me? And another th
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by jtrn 1y ago
No, I didn’t. I am getting tired of the accusations every time I write something I believe is thoughtful. I challenge every person who throws this at me to a live debate to see if it’s me thinking these thoughts or just an AI. If you declin
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And you do realize I was specifically contrasting how much and how we know about AI versus how much we know, for instance, in the field of productivity psychology. In addition to how idiotic it is to say we know nothing. If we know nothing
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An observation mostly perfectly explained by failure to differentiate scientists from journalists. And what do you mean “done this to itself”. What is this?
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I got triggered enough to write an angry rebuttal. The structure is familiar: first, a summary of the breathless hype that AI will change everything. Then, a collection of counterpoints suggesting it's all overblown. The grand conclusi
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by jtrn 1y ago
Indeed. It’s actually one of the books that influenced me the most. It’s squarely in the middle of a Venn diagram of psychology, systems thinking, project management, neuroscience, healthcare, technology, productivity, and problem solving.
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by jtrn 1y ago
The results without the fluff: Model Architecture * Type: Mixture-of-Experts (MoE) transformer model. * Total Parameters: 1 trillion. * Activated Parameters: 32 billion. * Experts: 384 total experts, with 8 activated per token. * Atten
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It's really hard to answer without imposing values. For instance, I value productivity, progress, knowledge, the survival of humanity, and such things. In that sense, most substances referred to as "drugs" have a bad track re
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I can respect this view 100%. And your rephrasing, "Should we recommend psilocybin treatment to depression patients more broadly," is in perfect sync with my thinking, and the right question to ask. I would only add that it's
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I think I agree. But I come at it from a different angle. I only care if proposed therapies actually work, when people claim they do. I think the state has a horrendous track record of deciding what people are allowed to do with their own
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Plot twist, I'm for full legalization.
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Due to a small, self-selected sample, biased toward educated, prior hallucinogen users, inadequate blinding, p-hacking via uncorrected multiple tests on 17+ outcomes, and crossover design flaws that confound long-term effects with intensive
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https://www.fda.gov/drugs/resources-information-approved-dru... !

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