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by kubb 2y ago
I find it fascinating how robust ideologies are. They have to contain countless responses to thousands of ways of questioning their coherence. In this example, to the concern about a power imbalance there was an immediate, trained response
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by kubb 2y ago
OK, hear me out. The future isn’t o4 or whatever. The future is when everyone, every language, every tool, every single library and codebase can train their own custom model tailored to their needs and acting as a smart documentation which
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by kubb 2y ago
I think this might be a missed analogy, rule of law isn't like a house that you can burn down and rebuild stronger. The default state without rule of law is rule of the strongest. The law is like pillars that support a tunnel. Once the
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by kubb 2y ago
Demagogy is MUCH better than real arguments. Most people you work with will have trouble even understanding the latter. They don't have time, they're overloaded, their kids are waiting at home. Give them the warm feeling that they
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by kubb 2y ago
I can hear these Gophers in the meeting complaining how TypeScript is „completely unreadable”.
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by kubb 2y ago
It should be randomly selected and that would solve all the issues.
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by kubb 2y ago
Yeah, he already had the information from the doctor when he prompted GPT, but I wish the project a lot of success, may it help people.
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by kubb 2y ago
WOW. It's hard to express just how impressive this is.
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by kubb 2y ago
Hey, my question was about the costs of living, not the costs of web hosting :)
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by kubb 2y ago
How do you guys get funding to build things for such a long time? Rent, food and health insurance in my area costs $50k per year. If feels I have no choice but to earn a salary. Dropping a quarter of a mil on an app that might not pan out s
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by kubb 2y ago
If I got an Euro for every time someone has expressed this opinion, I'd be a rich man. Save it until the EU really doesn't exist.
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by kubb 2y ago
You guys expect to see the teacher every single day?
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by kubb 2y ago
It doesn’t understand me, but it could help you understand. What you listed aren’t major unexpected leaps but incremental improvements on things that already were known to be possible. But you insist on being obstinate. ChatGPT advised me t
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by kubb 2y ago
At this point just paste my comments into ChatGPT and ask it to explain to you what I mean by them. Then paste your response and ask it why it's not addressing the point made. At least use the tool for what it's good for.
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by kubb 2y ago
I dare say I'm more familiar with the capabilities of the leading models than certain big tech CEOs are, at least judging by their publicly communicated opinions.
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by kubb 2y ago
Oh, we have new letter-number combinations now. That is amazing. I stand corrected.
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by kubb 2y ago
One of these archetypes is drowning in a hype-fueled news cycle, they mistake speculation for inevitability, dismiss skepticism as ignorance, and construct a reality where the technology's success is unquestionable. The other is simply
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by kubb 2y ago
And what has enormously improved since ChatGPTs launch? Maybe you should ask it what it "thinks" about the hype surrounding it.
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by kubb 2y ago
I'm sorry but they don't "do progress that was anticipated impossible", especially not every two months. They were predicted to end the software engineering profession for almost four years already. And it just doesn&#x2
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by kubb 2y ago
Opposite how? It's not clear what the opposite of what I expressed is.
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by kubb 2y ago
It could be but the political statement in question doesn't call for hate on anyone (not even nazis).
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by kubb 2y ago
> This will probably get me downvoted to hell In my experience the people who get irked by public support for groups suffering from hate always have this persecution complex, like they're going to be subjected to the same treatment
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by kubb 2y ago
It's unfortunate that it had to happen by accident, and now new features are reluctantly being pushed through piecemeal. Imagine what it could have been if it was designed for programmability from the start.
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by kubb 2y ago
Serialized protocol buffers can be converted to the human friendly text format: https://protobuf.dev/reference/protobuf/textformat-spec/ He most likely wants to have the type structure generated by protocol b
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by kubb 2y ago
Could I interest you in an article about it? https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36701907/
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by kubb 2y ago
It’s almost exactly like a slot machine. You scroll down, and get a randomly scheduled “dopamine hit”.
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by kubb 2y ago
It’s the selection of media that you see. Try watching Fox. Try listening to Joe Rogan. Try going on a clean YouTube account and watching random videos for a week. It’s there. You made a false dichotomy, but I’m sure you can figure that one
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by kubb 2y ago
The trick is inside or brains. We’re having trouble dealing with detailed percentage breakdowns and differentiating between groups of people. Instead we think of “the average person” and project that on everyone. You looked at the small lib
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by kubb 2y ago
Whether that happens remains to be seen. In the first row on his inauguration was an Indian tech CEO and Elon loves H1Bs.
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by kubb 2y ago
I wish we had leaders with integrity, but we won’t for the foreseeable future.

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