kridsdale3

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by kridsdale3 7mo ago
And when you turn it down, people freak the F out because you lobotomized their "friend". The market, for consumers, will flock to whatever products surge their neurotransmitters the most. This is the bull case for Anthropic (who
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by kridsdale3 8mo ago
I made some camera and GPU-heavy features in the Facebook and Instagram app in ObjC++, and yes, it was nice to have that impedance match. I don't work there anymore, I wonder if they're using the C++ - Swift interop that now exist
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by kridsdale3 8mo ago
When I was writing apps at Apple for the low-integer-version-numbered iOSes, this is what we typically did (since we had a single-core CPU in the MHz and <1GB). UI shell in UIKit Obj-C, over a C++ or CoreFoundation (C) business layer, ta
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by kridsdale3 8mo ago
Unless you had a prototype.
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by kridsdale3 8mo ago
Hello. (I'm not aware of anyone doing this, but GDM is quite info-siloed these days, so my lack of knowledge is not evidence it's not happening)
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by kridsdale3 8mo ago
Thats one dimension before another long term milestone: Realtime generation of 3D mesh content during gameplay. Which is the "left brain" approach vs the "right brain" approach of coming at dynamic videogames from the di
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by kridsdale3 8mo ago
You never travel with a snack fish for later on? He's going to be burning calories.
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by kridsdale3 8mo ago
More wires and jumpers on the breadboard.
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by kridsdale3 8mo ago
Yes, this looks like O(1) actions, where before, its likely that harnesses are ingesting and outputting huge portions of the source files for each step, and the local uses of str_replace() are themselves O(N) on the users computer. The exce
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by kridsdale3 8mo ago
Given that you're likely in San Francisco, make sure you say "AI Harness".
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by kridsdale3 8mo ago
"In the pipe, five by five."
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by kridsdale3 8mo ago
People always considered "The AI that improves itself" to be a defining moment of The Singularity. I guess I never expected it would be through python github libraries out in the open, but here we are. LLMs can reason with "I
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by kridsdale3 8mo ago
I appreciate that you wrote this, it's a take on this issue I've been thinking about from the perspective that I was looking for.
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by kridsdale3 8mo ago
It's literal, since 50% of the "discourse" on politics has been computer-generated by adversarial nation-state-actors for nearly 10 years now.
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by kridsdale3 8mo ago
I genuinely believe that all open source projects with restrictive or commercially-unviable licenses will be cloned by LLM translation in the next few years. Since the courts are finding that its OK for GenAI to interpret copyrighted work
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by kridsdale3 8mo ago
Where do you think those model weights came from? This kind of bullshit rhetoric has been well honed by human bullshit experts for many years. They call it charisma or engagement-maxxing. They used to charge eachother $10,000 for seminars o
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by kridsdale3 8mo ago
Having read Apple's git contents, Claude vibecoded results would be a massive improvement to their code-quality. They might even have .... a test.
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by kridsdale3 8mo ago
I don't think the amount of ship that it touched imparted much of a momentum vector for a thing of that mass.
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by kridsdale3 8mo ago
I'm genuinely so worried for the current crop of kids.
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by kridsdale3 8mo ago
Sounds like Brazil.
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by kridsdale3 8mo ago
\> kill dragon -bash: kill: dragon: arguments must be process or job IDs \> sudo kill dragon -bash: Congratulations! You have just vanquished a dragon with your bare hands!
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by kridsdale3 8mo ago
And spend $600 in Anthropic credits to do so.
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by kridsdale3 8mo ago
I, for one, support this kind of meta philosophical poetic reflection on our current times.
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by kridsdale3 8mo ago
"You must always take two steps forward, for when you are off the clock, your adversary will take one step back."
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by kridsdale3 8mo ago
See, now this comment actually made me fucking laugh. You passed the CAPTCHA.
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by kridsdale3 8mo ago
But humanity is gaining hugely productive (in financial terms) assets. It doesn't matter if the entity or its investors that created the asset goes kaboom. Most of the investors and companies that built the rail network went bust. The
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by kridsdale3 9mo ago
This just looks like /r/subredditsimulatorgpt2 from 10 years ago. I sure wish back then I had realized how big a deal that subreddit would come to become.
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by kridsdale3 9mo ago
I think the StarCraft analogy is fine, you have to compare it not to macro and micro RTS play, but to INDIVIDUAL UNITS. For your whole career until now, you have been a single Zergling or Probe. Now you are the Commander.
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by kridsdale3 9mo ago
Wernstrom!
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by kridsdale3 9mo ago
Not just for math, but ALL of Science suffers heavily from a problem of less than 1% of the published works being capable of being read by leading researchers. Google Scholar was a huge step forward for doing meta-analysis vs a physical lib

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