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layer8
2mo ago
Nop should be #1, because it is infinitely slow for what it does. ;)
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2mo ago
I’d still file that under stupidity.
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2mo ago
The FAQ addresses these questions: https://openjdk.org/legal/ai
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The Art of Peter Elson
(youtube.com)
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2mo ago
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2mo ago
Less effectively, I presume. I’m not in the US.
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2mo ago
> internships where you've worked at a real company writing real code Though why would companies make that nontrivial investment if they can use AI instead? Furthermore, I’d argue that learning good judgement takes around a decade o
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2mo ago
Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity.
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2mo ago
This might make sense if power companies would bear the environmental costs, but they don’t. That’s one reason why it is a political topic.
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2mo ago
So they look hot?
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2mo ago
Self-hosted GitLab.
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Astronomers capture highest-resolution image ever of the Sun's surface
(physicsworld.com)
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2mo ago
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2mo ago
That was basically my point. The choice probably was already made by the nomination, and the senate had no way to demonstrate that they would confirm for other reasons as well.
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2mo ago
Were there any nominees that acknowledged that the election was lawful?
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2mo ago
> How can we possibly make use of these breakthroughs if we don’t understand them? I mean, arguably the development of LLMs matches that description.
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2mo ago
Because “just” is doing some heavy lifting.
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2mo ago
> the sandbox is so secure that you can pretty much go wild -- the AI cannot introduce a significant security bug. This can only be correct when the application can’t affect anything outside the sandbox. Which would significantly restric
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2mo ago
Something to bring up with your manager for the next salary review.
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2mo ago
As I wrote, it could be integrated into Photos. Or they could make a Clipboard app that integrates it. Apple isn’t foreign to turning OS-wide functionality into apps, like Files and Passwords and Preview. There’s also functionality made sta
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2mo ago
You can read up the history here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel#Intel_Inside . Nowadays the considerations aren’t exactly the same anymore as 20-30 years ago, but by some measure Intel CPUs are still the most inte
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2mo ago
Regarding stickers on PCs, once one PC manufacturer added a sticker for feature X, they would have an advantage in physical stores over the other manufacturer’s PC next to it, because consumers overwhelmed by the available choices would rat
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2mo ago
It’s good to have options.
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2mo ago
I disagree. It was annoying to always have to delete the screenshot photos that you really only wanted to have on the clipboard to paste somewhere, or only wanted to extract text out of. I was very pleasantly surprised when the new options
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2mo ago
I went through this around 15 years ago, even migrating my parents from Windows to MacOS on the promise of simplicity and better UI. No, it’s not simpler or more intuitive, instead it has its own world of quirks, issues, and annoyances. And
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2mo ago
Always look on the bright side of life.
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2mo ago
Earth overcoming the sickness that is homo sapiens is a long-standing meme. The ideas that species can become extinct (Cuvier) and that humans are hurting the planet (Humboldt) have existed since around 1800.
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2mo ago
Now everyone who feels rewarded by LLMs will conclude that it demonstrates their expertise. ;)
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2mo ago
The appropriate response in that case is to tell them what to use, not to use it for them.
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2mo ago
> Right now it seems that's what people are doing with AI. […] This too shall pass. Except that it’s difficult to imagine an even more general tool that would replace AI in this role.
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2mo ago
In that case, it would be better to suggest to the asker that they can ask the AI. Otherwise why would they ever start? Always asking Slack is easier.
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2mo ago
> enshittification squared I thought AI is an exponential?
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