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by m00x 5mo ago
Good artists get paid plenty. The hard part of art was always about either representing emotion, or a story. AI can't do that as it has no emotion, nor story.
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by m00x 5mo ago
> how you do one thing is how you do everything. That simply isn't true though. It's not even possible to be true. Will a neurosurgeon put as much time in their cooking/cleaning/etc as they do their surgeries? There&#
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by m00x 5mo ago
They are profitable to opex costs, but not capex costs with the current depreciation schedules, though those are now edging higher than expected.
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by m00x 5mo ago
That's GPT4 thinking. New models use tools to look at current events or latest versions, and rely very little on weight knowledge.
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by m00x 5mo ago
Mythos is basically this
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by m00x 6mo ago
It doesn't reveal that they have no clue of what they're talking about. They know that a good number of idiot CEOs will hear this and dictate their engineers spend more claude/codex money, which benefits them. Jensen isn&#x27
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by m00x 6mo ago
Minimax 2.7 is fine for most web stuff. It's slightly worse than Claude at backend, but works great for frontend. They're all slop when the complexity is higher than a mid-tech intermediate engineer though.
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by m00x 6mo ago
Must be nice working on simple stuff.
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by m00x 6mo ago
Several fintechs like Block and Stripe are boasting thousands of AI-generated PRs with little to no human reviews. Of course it's in the areas where it doesn't matter as much, like experiments, internal tooling, etc, but the CTOs
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by m00x 6mo ago
Law enforcement ICs do not have public records.
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by m00x 6mo ago
AI coding is gambling on slot machines, managing developers is betting on race horses.
42.
by m00x 7mo ago
It's not only hard and painful, but potentially damaging to the woman's body and could leave them with permanent hormonal issues. So, no. It's not a good policy.
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by m00x 7mo ago
Gemini is a generalist model and works better than all existing models at generalist problems. Coding has been vastly improved in 3.0 and 3.1, but Google won't give us the full juice as Google usually does.
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by m00x 8mo ago
I never said this. I think you're the one tripping mate.
45.
by m00x 8mo ago
It really depends on the human and the code it outputs. I can get my 2y old child to output 100k LoC, but it won't be very good.
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by m00x 9mo ago
The thing is that there is only a tiny portion of houses ever selling at any time. The only ones that would benefit from selling are people who are downsizing or moving away. If you buy 60% of the properties on market, the rest will see thi
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by m00x 9mo ago
When you're in a big company, the problem really starts showing. A service can have 100+ dependencies, many in private repos, and once you start adding and modifying dependencies, it has to figure out how to version it to create the lo
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by m00x 9mo ago
You're saying that you don't think a single book exists that pushes white supremacy? Really?
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by m00x 9mo ago
The Passing of the Great Race Race, Evolution, and Behavior The Bell Curve: Intelligence and Class Structure in American Life
50.
by m00x 9mo ago
Not exactly a ban, as per their own source.
51.
by m00x 9mo ago
Inclusion != ban. A ban would be you'd get in trouble for having the book in your possession, which isn't the case here.
52.
by m00x 9mo ago
This says it's a removal from the library, not a ban. You can have it with you, but it won't be available in the school library. Would you want your kids reading Mein Kampf or The Passing of the Great Race? I wouldn't.
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by m00x 9mo ago
Because they define a ban as books that were previously available but aren't, not books who were never available. You also won't see The Passing of the Great Race in the list.
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by m00x 9mo ago
This isn't a school?
55.
by m00x 9mo ago
So it's not really fair to say it's a ban. You can have the book at school, but the school library won't have it. Would you agree for the school to have the book "The Passing of the Great Race", a famously racist an
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by m00x 9mo ago
Would you, as a school librarian, select a book that describes how black people are lesser, and dumber than white people? Is this something you'd want kids to read?
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by m00x 9mo ago
Can you back this up with a source?
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by m00x 9mo ago
If you look at their definition, it's when the book is "missing" from the book selection, so it's essentially filtered out from a curated list, not an outright ban. The school won't kick you out for having the book,
59.
by m00x 9mo ago
Which books and which law? Aren't there other books that are banned for legitimate reasons like hate speech and racial hate that aren't included here?
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by m00x 9mo ago
Agreed, this is very politically charged. The method for qualifying a "banned book" is not described in detail and seems to only include those with a political lean, when there are obviously other books that aren't shown to k

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