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by motoxpro 7mo ago
So the only thing I am seeing here is physical or personal (I have no idea how you feel or what your emotions are. You are a black box just as an LLM is a black box.) The only thing you mentioned is the fan fic and I would happily take the
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by motoxpro 7mo ago
I agree with this so much. And on top of this, I have the strong feeling that LLMs are BETTER at code than they are at english, so not only are you going from a lossy formate to a less-leossy format, you are specifying in a lossy, unskilled
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by motoxpro 7mo ago
Thats exactly what they said
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by motoxpro 7mo ago
This is exactly what the placebo is for. Same attention and care, no drug.
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by motoxpro 7mo ago
Programming is one of those things where everyone thinks they are above average, like driving. If most people are average, then just use the bot to spit out average code. Or better yet, if you are above average, use it to spit out average c
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by motoxpro 7mo ago
This is what clouds like AWS, Azure, and GCP solve (vertex AI, etc). They are already an abstraction on top of the model makers with distribution built in. I also don't believe there is any value in trying to aggregate consumers or bus
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by motoxpro 8mo ago
Whats the why now? AI makes the aggregation easier at first and then evenutally takes over the communication with the venue for contracts, etc. ?
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by motoxpro 8mo ago
I think thats a great analogy. There are a lot more people who can dictate a story page by page to a "writing machine" and create a 300 page book than there are who can write a 300 page book of a the same quality without a writing
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by motoxpro 8mo ago
The reality is that articles are worth something like .000000001 cents per read, not 1 or 2 cents. See music streaming.
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by motoxpro 9mo ago
I've always thought walled gardens are the effect of consumer preferences, not the cause. The effect of the internet (everything open to everyone) was to create smaller pockets around a specific idea or culture. Just like you have grou
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by motoxpro 9mo ago
Wait, you do know there are less black people in the US than white people so doing a ratio on absolute murder numbers is wild right? That makes that .92 useless. 2021. People incarcerated in state or federal prisons by race and ethnicity. R
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by motoxpro 9mo ago
Maybe another way to think of this is that you are giving the read only services, write access to your models context, which then gets executed by the llm. There is no way to NOT give the web search write access to your models context. The
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by motoxpro 9mo ago
The only way to be 100% sure it is to not have it interact outside at all. No web searches, no reading documents, no DB reading, no MCP, no external services, etc. Just pure execution of a self hosted model in a sandbox. Otherwise you are o
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by motoxpro 9mo ago
How do you sanitize? Thats the whole point. How do you tell the difference between instructions that are good and bad? In this example, they are "checking the connectivity" how is that obviously bad? With SQL, you can say "us
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by motoxpro 9mo ago
Is this a serious question? Why would they subsidize people when there is no benifet to them? Subsidization means they are LOSING money when people use it. If the customers that are using 3rd party clients are unwilling to pay a price that
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by motoxpro 9mo ago
I am not understanding how this is bad. Other than a guy made a bunch of money and is spending it how he wants. Or is that the whole reason?
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by motoxpro 9mo ago
The perfect thread and comment to recommend this book!
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by motoxpro 10mo ago
Currency (or IOU's, handshakes, pieces of green paper, bits on a disc, etc) is just an abstraction allows one to have choice. The political systems that get built on top of that are just a downstream effect of the incentives that arise
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by motoxpro 10mo ago
I've been saying the same thing about my netflix movies on spotify. The both have video and are both in the app store running on the same OS!
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by motoxpro 10mo ago
100%. The music world has gone through the "but what will we do now?" at least 6-7 times. Music videos ("video killed the radio star"), sampling, the DAW (and time aligning), home studios, auto tune, plugins and amp simu
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by motoxpro 10mo ago
If you go to their website and click the "Personalize" toast at the top and enter a random domain (e.g., google.com, hydroflask.com, etc.) it will change all the copy on the site for you.
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by motoxpro 10mo ago
Thats how it used to work in the movie theater/cable days. Then Netflix said "I will pay you a ton of money up front to own everything" Creatives said amazing! Then the "war" for creative talent started because of t
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by motoxpro 11mo ago
That's only obvious in hindsight. Back in the day, people said how in the world am I going to use the same search box for buying a car (color, make, model, photos) as I do for finding the latest concerts in my area (map, seating charts
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by motoxpro 11mo ago
This is a great example of why managers have to exist.
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by motoxpro 11mo ago
Same "verticalization" argument people made for search in the early 2000s. There's a lot more use cases for tech than just vertical SaaS apps.
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by motoxpro 1y ago
The games he is talking about deliberately didn't have docs or help because that WAS the game, to guess. I think same here, while there are docs "please show me the correct way to do X," the surface area is so large the the a
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by motoxpro 1y ago
People talked for a long time about filter bubbles. I think we are realizing that it was actually GOOD to be in a filter bubble (neighborhood, school, a few close friends, etc.) It is not that people have wildly different views all of a sud
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by motoxpro 1y ago
If you imagined the sound of tom - tom - ride on drums, its a nice punchline to your joke :)
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by motoxpro 1y ago
Curious as to what companies you think DO have a moat? I would say their moat is the same as Facebook's. Not permanent (see TikTok) but also super strong.
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by motoxpro 1y ago
Spending 1% of revenue on developer tooling would be insane. Spending 100% of a philanthropy budget on developer tooling would be even MORE insane.

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