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by layer8 3mo ago
> It's just to replicate the ritual of ordering food and give you the dopamine that the real process gives you. I’m confused. How does the food-ordering process give you dopamine? It generally just gives me anxiety due to the uncert
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by layer8 3mo ago
The question is whether the balance of white-hat and black-hat LLM bug findings gives us a different enough result from the previous balance of white-hat and black-hat human bug findings to constitute a major disruption.
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by layer8 3mo ago
He explains how he thinks it won’t be a disruptor: > Just on that repeated experience, I suspect we have already seen more than half of the “worst software bugs found with LLM-tools” list. On the other hand, it’s not clear to me how you
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by layer8 3mo ago
There are even 2 TB USB thumb drives.
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by layer8 3mo ago
The author is predicting a decrease in privacy, but would prefer these predictions to be wrong.
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by layer8 3mo ago
That's the point the root comment was making: The numbers only tell us how many units Valve is able to manufacture/ship, it doesn't tell us about the demand beyond that. So it's not clear what point you were trying to ma
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by layer8 3mo ago
Given that the waitlist still exists, I think we can be pretty sure.
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by layer8 3mo ago
It isn’t inverted though? 32000 is at the bottom, 40000 is at the top. Maybe it changed since you commented.
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by layer8 3mo ago
The GoPros aren’t manufactured in the US either.
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by layer8 3mo ago
I use the system menu (Alt+Space) all the time, mostly because I find that closing a window via Alt+Space, C is more convenient (keys close to each other for the left hand) than Alt+F4. And then knowing that M is for move and S for size is
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by layer8 3mo ago
The discussion was about people who right now prefer to use AI for cheating (or for avoiding work) rather than for learning. I don’t think that a “personal tutor” mode would significantly change these dynamics without some form of coercion.
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by layer8 3mo ago
I don’t think this is likely to happen in the foreseeable future, because learning still requires struggling even under the best of personal tutors. For most of the “80%” it requires some level of compulsion and submitting to authority that
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by layer8 3mo ago
I’m reading and writing this on an iPad. I don’t think it makes sense as an analogy to AI, however.
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by layer8 3mo ago
Because evaluating a performance is different task from creating a performance. Someone who plays an instrument badly often has a different perception from someone who has to listen to it. ;)
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by layer8 3mo ago
I was wondering about that, since some color spaces have their primaries outside the horseshoe. Thanks for clarifying.
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by layer8 3mo ago
You are probably familiar with the horseshoe-shaped chromaticity diagram [0] of human-visible colors. A light source with three color primaries spans a triangle in that coordinate system. To cover the whole horseshoe, at least one of the ve
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by layer8 3mo ago
If you’d read the article, you’d learned that these are advancements in backlit LCD technology. More generally, however, having more than three color primaries is orthogonal to the question of backlit vs. self-emissive.
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by layer8 3mo ago
The true AI exponential.
589.
by layer8 3mo ago
> force multiplayer So a kind of Star Wars game?
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by layer8 3mo ago
It’s true by virtue of any place relying on such tools having a high likelihood of turning into a horrible workplace due to the resulting hires.
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Why AI-Assisted Development Is More Exhausting Than It Should Be(tonyalicea.dev)
1 points by layer8 3mo ago|0 comments
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by layer8 3mo ago
> how did they come up with that 2600mAh figure. The same capacity corresponds to different mAh at different voltages, maybe they are playing games with that.
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by layer8 3mo ago
Apple is already past that, with the entry-level 17e starting at 700 Euro. The midrange regular 17 starts at 950 Euro. And according to rumors those prices are likely to increase in spring if not earlier.
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by layer8 3mo ago
Microservices are about separate deployment. Regarding separating the development/maintenance of components, you can achieve that in a monolith by composing it out of corresponding modules/libraries with defined APIs. That’s good
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by layer8 3mo ago
Your argument in that quote is completely unclear. Why do you believe that deep understanding is going to become a commodity soon? How would that happen?
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by layer8 3mo ago
> Which then gets discarded because that was a Log.verbose and your minimum log level in production is WARN. This isn't true for the LogEvent or equivalent object, which only gets created after the log level is tested to be applicab
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by layer8 3mo ago
All common logging backends create a LogEvent or similar object for each logging call, and logging calls also typically construct new strings, which usually means a new StringBuilder object, its internal array (multiple ones if it grows), t
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by layer8 3mo ago
Copyright protects original forms of expression, not arbitrary data. It is very arguable whether it applies to model weights. However, it would likely constitute a license violation.
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by layer8 3mo ago
It would be easy to adjust the radius so that the area increase is proportional to the temperature increase.
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by layer8 3mo ago
When saying “6 = 9 mod 3”, the “mod 3” is changing what “6” and “9” are referring to: they are now referring to the equivalence classes modulo 3 that 6 and 9 respectively belong to, and the statement expresses that those two equivalence cla

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