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lilerjee
2mo ago
Economic productivity is an interesting perspective. I think you are right. Current AI spends too many resources but gets too few values (real values). Too much hype in the process of AI development. If analyzing the basic theory of LLM or
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lilerjee
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Developing an app involves in many details, and AI cannot solve or think about all of them, many details will use default values, make up some values, or just left blank. The details are important. You shape the details, and the details sha
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lilerjee
3mo ago
Writing by hand has some advantages and writing by keyboard also has some advantages. Using note-taking app or similar software is very convenient and useful in some situations.
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3mo ago
"Writing by hand is good for your brain", but it does not say the habit or behavior can help you achieve some success, many achievements, especially the more significant ones need a complicated system and long-term hard work (reme
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lilerjee
3mo ago
The details are important. You shape the details, and the details shape you in turn as well.
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lilerjee
3mo ago
It is convenient to draw flow chart or architecture of something using vim and just ASCII
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3mo ago
> The body characterizes everything it touches. What it makes it traces over with the marks of its pulses and breathings, its excitements, hesitations, flaws, and mistakes. On its good work, it leaves the marks of skill, care, and love p
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3mo ago
Maybe this is their point
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lilerjee
3mo ago
Good job But how to check which projects are vibe coded?
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US judge approves Anthropic's $1.5B settlement of copyright lawsuit
(finance.yahoo.com)
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3mo ago
I don't know whether other arguments are true, but some arguments in the end are right: > Using LLMs for code generation feels like a dead end. ..., This is hostile to your ability to understand your code, beyond the fact that you
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lilerjee
3mo ago
It looks like AI is completely done.
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IBM warns AI boom is squeezing software budgets; shares sink in sector rout
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3mo ago
Use reading book to replace reading phone is a good habit or strategy. Not only read book, but also thinking them is a must thing. Sometime you want to go outside from your home to see the real world. Don't forget the real world, readi
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3mo ago
A fiction? almost all is pure fantasy or imagination. What are your real purposes? No any definition for many important concepts. No any logic for the concepts. What is AI? What are AI companies? What is "smarter than humans"? All
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3mo ago
No central idea, and somewhat chaotic But the one argument is right: > Reality has lots of finicky details. I would like to see the authors of this document try to change a bike tire. Even with a superintelligent ChatGPT, I suspect they
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3mo ago
> The clearest sign a tool is serving you is that you stop noticing it—it becomes invisible. It is because you are already very familiar with and accustomed to this tool. The main meaning of the author probably is (from one article): We
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3mo ago
It seems saying "Your way to use Claude is wrong somehow, you should improve the way to use AI", instead of "Our tools have some wrong aspects and we will do our best to improve them".
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3mo ago
Current AI is like the film company producing TV series or movies Review AI code line by line is like watch movies frame by frame, and is impossible, very difficult, terribly boring, or abandoned sooner or later.
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Review AI code line by line is like watch movies frame by frame
(bsky.app)
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3mo ago
AI hype comes quickly, and goes with the wind quickly as well.
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3mo ago
Interesting story. This seems a true story of the author? The author understands the characters of the people in the process of business. Understanding reality is not easy.
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3mo ago
This is one of basic reasons why current AI cannot solve many problems. No matter how many data centers are built, it is impossible to accommodate that level of detail.
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3mo ago
The force of "AI" companies hype is very strong now, they are everywhere. If you research the articles very carefully, you will feel this force. The force cannot beat the reality or truth.
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3mo ago
Please prove this is an age of AI, could you confirm it? If a real programmer does use "AI" usually, or use AI to solve all problems about programming, and AI does the all programming tasks, after 1 or 2 years, do you think his&#x
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3mo ago
Current AI cannot be comparable with "machinery and assembly lines". Current AI companies stole much data from Internet without permissions, and used the knowledge of many people directly shamelessly. It cannot resolve many practi
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3mo ago
This is not an Age of AI. Why do so many not-real-programmers think this is an age of AI? It's just a hype. I am developing my own app 2+ years manually, and not use "AI" at all. Using AI usually can cause many problems, whic
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Its meaning is similar to my blog about what AI is https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48641141 Intelligence is like your own practice or experiences in the real world. Current AI is like the film company producing TV seri
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3mo ago
Do you pay for the opensource projects which the "AI" companies used to train your LLMs? Used them first to train LLMs to earn money, then exploit them again?
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Current AI is like the film company producing TV series or movies
(devcyc.life)
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