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by lateforwork 7mo ago
> When Claude writes tests for code Claude just wrote, it's checking its own work. You can have Gemini write the tests and Claude write the code. And have Gemini do review of Claude's implementation as well. I routinely have
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by lateforwork 7mo ago
Did you miss this: "This feature requires an AI provider to be configured in Preferences > AI." And then you have to supply an API key (see here https://www.pgedge.com/blog/ai-features-in-pgadmin-configura.
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by lateforwork 7mo ago
Running red lights? That's not all the cameras are used for. If are making a right turn on red and didn't come to a complete stop first you can get a ticket.
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by lateforwork 7mo ago
The problem with red-light cameras is that enforcement becomes robotic. Robots are perfect—they don’t make mistakes (at least in theory), and they don’t show leniency. If policing is done by robots, then humans are expected to be infallible
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by lateforwork 7mo ago
MacBook Neo is getting a lot of attention for good reason. It is a great laptop. The fact that it isn't "convertible touchscreen" notebook doesn't seem to bother anyone. Apple copying Microsoft is a mistake. It used to b
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by lateforwork 7mo ago
The "content over chrome" trend was started by Microsoft's Metro design language. Windows 8 and Metro are one of the biggest UI/UX disasters since the dawn of computing. Why would Apple keep copying the worst ideas from
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by lateforwork 7mo ago
Is that an issue only because these neurons are biological (still artificial because they are lab grown)? Silicon neurons could also become more powerful and lead to the "I have no mouth and I must scream". In fact, top tech compa
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by lateforwork 7mo ago
They are lab grown.
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by lateforwork 7mo ago
These are lab-grown biological neurons. Why are they any more problematic than Nvidia's silicon neurons?
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by lateforwork 7mo ago
Could this be the solution for AGI? Real (albeit lab-grown) human brain cells packaged as "chips"?
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by lateforwork 7mo ago
> Google invented the transformer architecture, but simply published it for its competitors to use. That's how innovation works in this industry. If companies didn't allow researchers to publish their work it would set us bac
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by lateforwork 7mo ago
> investing more than everybody else If that's going to decide who wins, Zuckerberg will be the winner. He's been hiring researchers for $100 Million a piece. We'll see soon.
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by lateforwork 7mo ago
What data does Google have that OpenAI can't get at?
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by lateforwork 7mo ago
Poor CEO my abs. When ChatGPT came out Microsoft was singing victory songs, and predicted Google's imminent death. 3 years later Google has one of the best models and Microsoft is still borrowing OpenAI's model. Not only that, Goo
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by lateforwork 7mo ago
Thanks for sharing, I find those backgrounds beautiful. The Neo background, on the other hand, is ugly, at least to my taste.
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by lateforwork 7mo ago
Lemay has been at Apple for 27 years and has a track record that implies the future of Apple software under his leadership is extraordinarily bright. That Macbook Neo wallpaper [1] does not give me confidence. [1] https://9to5m
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by lateforwork 7mo ago
Sorry none of that makes any sense to me. Go to BestBuy where they have Surface laptops on display. Open the browser and go to a website where a grid with 1px horizontal lines are displayed. I immediately notice that the lines are dispropor
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by lateforwork 7mo ago
It has an unusual keyboard. Function should come before form [1]. This unconventional design makes it harder for touch typists to locate keys by feel. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Form_follows_function
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by lateforwork 7mo ago
Here are some links that explain the issue: https://patrickbrosset.com/articles/2024-06-21-invasion-of-t... https://flutterawesome.com/sharp-looking-flutter-application... https://tanalin.co
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by lateforwork 7mo ago
At 150% scaling, one logical pixel maps to 1.5 physical pixels. When a 1px grid line is drawn, the renderer cannot light exactly 1.5 pixels, so it distributes the color across adjacent pixels using anti-aliasing. Depending on where the line
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by lateforwork 7mo ago
Yes... barely. I wouldn't miss it if I didn't have it.
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by lateforwork 7mo ago
Not true. 13-inch Surface Resolution: 1920 x 1280 (178 PPI) 15-inch Surface Resolution: 2496 x 1664 (201 PPI) See https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/surface/devices/surface-lapt... Compare that to my Lenovo Yoga
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by lateforwork 7mo ago
I have a Windows laptop with a touch screen. The only time I touch the screen is when I take a screenshot using the Snipping Tool and want to circle something.
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by lateforwork 7mo ago
Their challenge is, how do we halve the price and yet deliver twice the quality? I think they are going to realize they can't. Some of them will leave the market.
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by lateforwork 7mo ago
This is a major challenge to Microsoft. A 13-inch Surface Laptop costs $899 [1], that's 50% more than an equivalent MacBook! And even at that higher price the Surface Laptop doesn't have a good screen: it uses 150% scaling (as opp
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by lateforwork 7mo ago
There is no need to write tests manually. Just review the tests, and make sure there is good coverage, if there isn't ask AI for additional tests and give it guidance.
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by lateforwork 7mo ago
The first thing you should have AI write is a comprehensive test suite. Then have it implement the main functionality. If the tests pass that is one level of verification. In addition you can have one AI check another AI's code. I rout
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by lateforwork 7mo ago
> And... it's fine? Am I only using the happy path? Or are people just particularly confident about complaining about Tahoe after seeing everyone else do it. That's like asking whether Jackson Pollock or Thomas Kinkade is the
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by lateforwork 7mo ago
> The central view of ape coding proponents was that software engineered by AIs did not match the reliability of software engineered by humans That's not the reason to do ape coding. AI generated code is not innovative. If you wan
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by lateforwork 7mo ago
When Google AdWords first launched its text ads appeared only on the right-hand side of the Google search results page, separate from the main organic listings. See screenshot below. I expect ChatGPT ads will be similar. Ads won't be i

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