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lomase
1y ago
I never use LLMs but what happens if you use the same code and write: "From the perspective of Senior / Staff level engineer, what is good about this code" Does it praise it?
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lomase
1y ago
I made one plugin for myself and released open source in github. The amount of, sometimes hostile, request I had to implement stuff I did not care made me stop the development.
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lomase
1y ago
In my country 45.6 million homes pay each month around +30€ to have fiber to the home. That is around 162 billion a year in cash flow. The biggest provider operational costs are aroud 37B. For everything, not only fiber. And controls 50% of
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lomase
1y ago
I have not profiled how much time I am just codding at work, but is not the biggest time sink. If their job is basically to generate code to close jira tickets I can see the appeal of LLMs.
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lomase
1y ago
We the consumers are the ones who paid the infra with our monthly teleco bill.
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lomase
1y ago
You keep comming back to this fights online because is the only real interactions you can have with people outside work. You will live the rest of your life like that. Because nobody likes you. Enjoy.
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lomase
1y ago
Someones ego got hurt.
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1y ago
By Jamie Watts Editor in Chief London, UK
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1y ago
My mistake, he did not say solve quantum physics. He did say if Chat GTP 8 creates a theory of quantum gravity... I can't... that will mean we have reached AGI.
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1y ago
This reads like the bullshit bulletpoints people write on their CV.
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1y ago
Altman says in a few years Chat GPT 8 will solve quantum physics
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lomase
1y ago
People still waiting for GPUs to be cheap after the blockchain bubble.
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lomase
1y ago
Is not similar at all. Even the smallest and poorest countries in the world invested in their fiber networks. Only China and the US have money to create models.
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lomase
1y ago
I have been in teams that do this and in teams that dont. I have not see any tangible difference in the output of both.
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lomase
1y ago
You think the 100k I will move buying computers in my life will make a difference? Don't make me laugh. You are just not only a bootlicker, because you defend corportations monopolistic practices, but a troll.
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1y ago
"the market", I preffer to say consumers, becuase I am not a fucking beancouter MBA, demand videogames, is the bigest entertaiment industry in the world, bigger than movies and music combined. By your own logic because Apple does
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1y ago
Apple makes the best chips on the market and Linux is the best SO for servers on the market. The choices are to run a worst OS or a worst CPU. How did not I see how many choices I have, I must be blind! Thanks for opening my eyes mate.
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lomase
1y ago
The focus on profit instead of hacker culture is the cancer of this site. To me feels like you have a paratistic relationship with the brand of your phone maker. And you will fight other individuals to defend their monopolistic actions.
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lomase
1y ago
Even if times have changed I will keep being anoying about this. The hacker culture is something that fascinated me as teenager and the reason I am able to pay the bills today. I don't really know what would be of me without it.
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lomase
1y ago
The guy you are replying to. They are the target population. Or myself. If I pay for hardware, I want to use it however I want. I know that is a fucking crazy idea for them corporation bootlickers.
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lomase
1y ago
I upvoted you, but I am I not so sure. I have seen this rethoric in many HN posts.
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lomase
1y ago
Can you name some of those good games you play on IOS? Btw Steam is not the only place to buy games. In fact I was playing games on PC for 20 years before Steam was released. Anyway, I will start with just a few amazing PC games: Sim City 2
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1y ago
I sad that in a place with hacker on its name people are contrarian when somebody wants to use the computer they bougth for whatever they want.
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1y ago
You can't play 99.99% of games ever made for example.
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1y ago
In Europe MTV played Trance and Techno in the late 90s/early 2000, but only at night. They even had a music video for Jeff Mills - The Bells. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KevUFO2moZI
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1y ago
inMusic or Music Tribe, pick your poison.
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lomase
1y ago
People asociate the non linearity distortion of bad amplifiers as pleasant. What sounds good for a consumer may not work for profesionals who want pristine converters.
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1y ago
So you are not only stating than a LLM can replace a book. Directly you are saying that it is an axiom. It is so self evident true that you don't even need to reason about it. That LLMs can replace a book is a fundamental truth of the
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lomase
1y ago
Like every single other electronic musician Venteian Snares has used the 303, 606, 808 and 909 in their tracks. Original, clones, emulations, or samples, that does not matter.
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1y ago
Many people would say it has. Half of top ten Techno Beatport tracks, site where EDM djs buy music, sounds like Phuture - Acid Tracks from 1987. It was made with a 303 and a 808, maybe a 606?
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