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by kopirgan 5mo ago
Long long back, when I was a kid even ball pens were banned because they screwed up handwriting. Just the same things in different ways.
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by kopirgan 5mo ago
How did you know?!
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by kopirgan 5mo ago
I hate those AI summaries. Because I dont necessarily agree with suitability and credibility ranks assigned by AI to make those summaries. As author says, there are so many nuances and I usually scan the results page and click that appears
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by kopirgan 5mo ago
That is without going into fact that many already use AI to type out and write stuff. I have a customer in Far East that routinely uses it even for simple emails, he is not so familiar with English.
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by kopirgan 5mo ago
A very interesting comment. Curious to understand how AI will continue to grow if this is the trend. Assuming most valuable data is behind such firewalls. And whatever is public has been harvested, trained on top of whatever has been acquir
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by kopirgan 5mo ago
Having worked with lots of companies, I can say that trust is there. But true test is competitors of Amazon. Does Walmart use them? Ebay? Although not in exact same business.
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by kopirgan 5mo ago
Absolutely. Any 2-3 gen old ThinkPad or Elitebook will outlast this and perform lot better. I bought a tablet from this brand few years back. Screen edges were non responsive to touch within months.
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by kopirgan 5mo ago
Not me but my customers so that affects me as well. Mainly Oracle
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by kopirgan 5mo ago
If not for the fact that some commercial software addons work only in Excel I'll be using only Libreoffice for everything. In fact that's the only major thing that's stopping me from totally abandoning Windows for Linux as we
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by kopirgan 5mo ago
Isn't that itself challenge-able?
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by kopirgan 5mo ago
This could be class action worthy..
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by kopirgan 5mo ago
Incredible increase over Nvidia! Need to read more.. Thanks!
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by kopirgan 5mo ago
Went to that URL asked one question - "how is this different from other AI" and it took 598/6144 tokens, not sure what that means.
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by kopirgan 5mo ago
Depreciation starts on day 1 and most likely they IMHO dont have 5 years. They dodged the deepseek bullet but who knows what is out there that will make all of this investment essentially worthless?
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by kopirgan 5mo ago
If inference costs drop 90% or whatever, that would be a massive write-off of hardware even before they gave any returns for it?! Given Chinese and others are snapping at the heels and would also benefit from such reduction in cost.
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by kopirgan 5mo ago
This has become like opec's best years. Only there's no cartel at least not openly. But there's another key bottleneck. Even with all the money in the world, getting those machines that etch the RAM could be a multi year rati
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by kopirgan 5mo ago
Very well written sub. Any prediction on when it'll end? Can Chinese companies scale up to scare the big 3 into increasing capacity or lose price control?
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by kopirgan 5mo ago
Guess these prodigys have brains that are cross functional. Like Magnus Carlsen predicting premier league.
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by kopirgan 5mo ago
Guess his boyish looks and his videos educating outsiders and students about AI contributed.. Elon makes it so easy to hate him as much as to admire. No comparison.
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by kopirgan 6mo ago
On which tier?
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by kopirgan 7mo ago
Very good article. I am not referring to the RSS part. Interesting thing is, much of what AI is now regurgitating is human output, accumulated over the years. Model training dataset. Stuff like Reddit posts, even posts here? If, say, AI out
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by kopirgan 8mo ago
So you can send a remittance for $1m but not order fries. It believes that health is wealth.
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by kopirgan 8mo ago
This is good news. I use a Motorola device and feel it was the best (or at least the least troublesome) among the PRC based brands. Clean UI that's near pure Android.. If they can offer it as choice then hopefully banking apps etc wont
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by kopirgan 8mo ago
Any comments on how the copyright issues are handled in corporate settings? I mean both in terms of staying clear of lawsuit+ ensuring what we produce remains safe from copying
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by kopirgan 8mo ago
Wow it mentions practically every flavour of the month technology that was supposed to make it drag and drop to make useful programs I recall Power builder in particular it was the rage.
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by kopirgan 8mo ago
We will not be divided! United in obeying only orders from woke governments, be it on gender ideology, "misinformation", "fact checking" or takedowns, cancellations, blackouts and bans.
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by kopirgan 8mo ago
Thanks!
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by kopirgan 8mo ago
Can someone please explain what's the connection between this and LSP? For example in Helix can one use this instead of various language servers?
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by kopirgan 8mo ago
What do you use?!
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by kopirgan 8mo ago
How is this approach better than letting claude or some AI catch memory bugs better than humans in the c++ code itself? Given it's not launched and it's donor driven, I guess conserving developer time is a key priority? Dual track

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