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juleiie
8mo ago
Well if you think about AI as another manhattan project this is clearly not that good. Or maybe it is? Maybe it will zero sum into some kind of mutually assured AI superiority destruction. Maybe anything else would be too tempting for the n
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juleiie
8mo ago
To be honest I look with scorn at non-dog (human) developers building hobby indie games with AI en masse. Let me explain. The nature of the indie game development is pouring your love into a project and thinking about passion first and mone
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juleiie
8mo ago
I have seen so much engineering scams over the years and this is precisely the thing that they all do. It reminds me of E-cat. Anyone remembers cold fusion? They had same modus operandi. Lots of revolutionary claims but testing was so contr
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juleiie
8mo ago
You really should open your mind to what this tech can achieve. Sooner or later it will click in a way that permanently alters the reality
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8mo ago
I thought it was a marketing bit? Openclaw guys flooded the web and social media with fake appreciation posts, I don’t see why they wouldn’t just instruct some bot to write a blog about rejected request. Can these things really autonomously
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8mo ago
I don’t think Gemini writes better code, not 3.0 at least. Maybe with good prompt engineering it does? admittedly I never tried to tell it to not hard code stuff and it just was really messy generally. Whereas Claude somehow can maintain pe
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8mo ago
Interesting name. Strange feeling to use language/tech named same as you for some reason and this is a name that isn’t even niche or quirky but like second or third most popular It’s like calling a framework Mike
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8mo ago
Leave fire in your wake. If you quit, quit with a bang.
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8mo ago
I hope for their fall. I invest in their success
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8mo ago
This is super important and really scary if you read Amodei latest January essay which seems to me to contain entirely correct reasoning. This means pentagon wants their non aligned models more and more. Non aligned super intelligence is fa
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8mo ago
Resources issue is really something that needs to be thought about more. These things already siphoned all existing semiconductors and if that turns out to be mostly spent on things like op does and viral cats then holy shit Thing is dear p
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8mo ago
Some things are signaling and some things are genuine worry. Learn to tell the difference
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8mo ago
Maybe I do, or maybe I am very selfish and I think that my palate is more important than cows? Or maybe cows wouldn't even exist at all without the cheeseburgers?
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8mo ago
This is who is wasting our computing power guys I always feel guilty when I do such stupid stuff over Claude, these are all resources and limited computing. Enormous amounts of water and electricity. Gotta really think about what is it wort
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9mo ago
replace your boss
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9mo ago
Just smear the heck out of them to stakeholders, after implementing something big and climb over these incompetent shmucks and watch their fall
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9mo ago
Why do you need to prompt chatgpt into writing an Eulogy? Are you just a bot or a real person? I don't think a machine can care about someone's death
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juleiie
10mo ago
Interesting that this comment appeared precisely when I needed and wanted to see it on the most unlikely of websites. Thanks for your insights
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10mo ago
Can anyone actually understand this at this point? I will reread it like three times maybe the third time is the charm
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11mo ago
Cool but the white areas are so annoying. How little we know about all the undiscovered empires destined to be forgotten forever…
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1y ago
Economists are “scientists” as much as parapsychologists. There are several conflicting market theories and no one knows how it precisely works or they would be insanely rich from the stock market. When were economists right once before som
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1y ago
> building a solution that actually bridges the stochastic nature of AI agents and the need for deterministic queries Wait but this just sounds unhinged, why oh why
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2y ago
Jesus even reading this makes me uncomfortable. I am glad for city anonymity and solitude forever Brrr this is horrible stuff of nightmares you guys advocate for. I want to escape my neighbours not having to meet them each time I go out Ide
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2y ago
Free or paid what’s the difference. If you have company you can afford it professionally, if you are a student you can get a free license, if you are NEET dev you can —————- it.
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2y ago
A small crime can result in massive power. Knowledge is power. Barring the ethics you can single handedly use such data to manipulate stock market, countries etc. It’s just too much power
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juleiie
2y ago
Why a company makes money on someone’s free work? This is obviously not okay. We have even more egregious examples but this is certainly one of them.
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2y ago
It’s probably time for a pro publico bono stack overflow alternative. When money is involved those things tend to destroy themselves sooner or later. And why would SO even profit from the hard work of thousands of volunteers. It doesn’t see
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juleiie
2y ago
Those companies know it is unethical at best but make quick bucks before the laws and suits follow. It’s the Wild West era and they found the gold. If it is unregulated then it will be exploited to the maximum profit, consequences be damned
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2y ago
I would be fine with it if the ‚AI’ in question was free and bonus if open source. However it is a product of a next monolithic behemoth company that earns money on it and I suspect has nefarious motives to make profit. That’s the whole ke
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2y ago
Python makes sense because of accessibility and general comfort for relatively small code bases with big data sets. Those data scientists at least from my experience are more into math/business than interested in most efficient program
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