lionkor

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by lionkor 9mo ago
systemd units that are small, simple, and call into a single script are usually fantastic. There's no reason for these scripts to be part of another init system; but making as much of your code completely agnostic to the env it runs in
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by lionkor 10mo ago
Are medical professionals not usually held accountable, globally speaking?
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by lionkor 10mo ago
Java and JVM all over again
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by lionkor 10mo ago
I feel like using an LLM for this is not a good fit, because it's super difficult to verify whether the knowledge it found is true or made up. LLMs are much better at coming to a conclusion when a human wouldn't be sure at all, an
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by lionkor 10mo ago
They will because the grassroots marketing will be that its amazing, just like all the other AI tools
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by lionkor 10mo ago
Not only are you wrong (LLMs are horrible at reproducing anything that isn't fairly ABUNDANT in the training data), but it's also quite sad. AI can write a whole book on anything. You can take anything, even make up a phenomenon,
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by lionkor 10mo ago
What? He could have said 3 if he wanted, but he wanted it to sound worse so he said 75. I know its inferrable how many people it is, but if the guy laying them off doesn't care to say the number, why should someone else when posting th
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by lionkor 10mo ago
All the Americans here arguing why this is a good thing, how your system is so flawed, etc. remember that this will be accessible to people in countries with good, free healthcare. This is going to be the alternative to going to a doctor th
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by lionkor 10mo ago
Same here. Also no "TRY OUR AI NOW" button, no Copilot popups, no feeding all emails into LLM training, no ads (!!!) in the inbox(!!!). Just great value.
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by lionkor 10mo ago
He himself said "75%", nowhere in that thread does he say 3 people. That's why the headline is like that.
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by lionkor 10mo ago
Please look at the post. This is about a GPT which is designed to give you health advice, with all hallucinations, miscommunication, bad training data, lack of critical thinking (or, any thinking, obviously).
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by lionkor 10mo ago
This was expected. People are going to be convinced that this AI knows more than any doctor, will self medicate, and will die, harm others, their kids, etc. Great work, can't wait to see what's next.
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by lionkor 10mo ago
I made something like that https://github.com/lionkor/ai-httpd
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by lionkor 10mo ago
Your health data could be used in the future, when technology is more advanced, to infer things about you that we don't even know about, and target you or your family for it.
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by lionkor 10mo ago
I'm definitely envious of the yacht. Like, come on, how awesome is that! It's HUGE! I've been invited on tiny yachts with "only" a couple staff onboard and that was already fantastic to just be on for a day. That sa
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by lionkor 10mo ago
Arguably Sergey should have just gotten into Sourdough.
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by lionkor 10mo ago
If I was in this situation, being a centibillionaire (or just having enough money for me and for my kids and their kids to never worry), I would write so, so, so much software. I have so many ideas for businesses, too, I just have no time a
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by lionkor 10mo ago
*centibillionaire, above Mark Zuckerberg in the list :)
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by lionkor 10mo ago
They're all Google issues.
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by lionkor 10mo ago
Do you think he can still spend time on his $450 million yacht or is he too busy writing prompts? Snark aside, good for him. Absolute non-news though, as is any extraordinary individual action during and contributing to a bubble. It'll
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by lionkor 10mo ago
I found the optimal solution for day 8 by hand, that was fun! My algorithm, by hand, was as such: 1. Start with the smallest possible valid solution (1) 2. Expand slowly, and each "step" (like, moving a wall or two around to &quot
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by lionkor 10mo ago
I'm legitimately not sure what you're saying. Are you saying Linux, Windows, or MacOS? Because as far as Bt and Wifi go, usability, rewarding developers, that applies to Linux and MacOS and ... not Windows whatsoever. I'm not
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by lionkor 10mo ago
I'm not sure what you're talking about. I can download Blender from almost any package manager, and the devs of Blender are paid.
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by lionkor 10mo ago
There are UI frontends for package managers, like KDE Discover
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by lionkor 10mo ago
Well, the rest of the world (outside of MacOS and Windows) settled on repositories and package managers, with hash verification, versioning, updating/installing/uninstalling with composable commands (that can also be used via GUIs
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by lionkor 10mo ago
I don't agree. Page load times do not matter when everything is so locked down that most people don't even know there's an alternative.
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by lionkor 10mo ago
It just reads like a very expensive AI which is very well prompted. I would love to interview him without his phone to see if he can reproduce even 5 of these points. I'm sure he's a super capable, experienced, and extremely well
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by lionkor 10mo ago
> 1. The best engineers are obsessed with solving user problems.
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by lionkor 10mo ago
What a mediocre article. Its just enough for people to agree and nod and go "wow yeah true!!" while offering almost zero value to people who don't already agree. These are not useful to juniors. Yes, almost all of this is tru
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by lionkor 10mo ago
No, see they are unhackable because they are government contractors. /s

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