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by nkrisc 3mo ago
Perpetual complete rewrites. When there’s more bugs the LLM can fix, rewrite the whole codebase. Repeat ad infinitum.
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
Keep thinking. Where did the AI get the info from?
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
It would be interesting to test those LLM-specific features and issues, but I don’t see how it’s a bad study if it does reflect how people actually use LLMs, even if they could use other sources similarly. The number of people using LLMs mu
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
You could make the point that it’s no different than the textbook example you gave, but people don’t generally use textbooks like that, while out in the world people do use LLMs like that all the time.
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
Though there are of course no guarantees there won’t be problems with the world.
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
Minecraft snapshots are beta. A default installation of the Minecraft launcher will not download and install snapshots. You have to opt-in to it.
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
You must be thinking of some other software, Blender is free, and has been for a long time.
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
I run a docker image with the Java server and GeyserMC to allow Bedrock clients to connect to it so my son can play from my iPad while I use my computer. If they’re playing from MacOS/Windows then the GeyserMC layer isn’t necessary as
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
Does your iPhone edit the image such that it’s substantially deceptive regarding the quality of the apartment to a reasonable person?
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
I’ll reserve one when I can test drive it first.
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
And if you extrapolate the growth of infants they should weigh billions of pounds by the time they’re in grade school, and yet they don’t. In what basis do you presume our progress will continue exponentially? I’ll take pessimism over wishf
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
It is impressive, but there’s no reason to think it will continue on the same trajectory.
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
Why do you think that? Life on Earth has been around for billions of years and and yet we have no immortal beings nor all problems in physics solved. There’s no reason beyond wishful thinking to believe any of that is true.
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
Maybe expanding beyond your home planet never gets as easy as we think it will be in the future.
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
Some things should be shameful. Not because they’re bad, but so they remain private.
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
Baby food and adult diapers sounds more like someone suffering from some kind of gastrointestinal illness, not something funny. Or perhaps more likely, a woman with a young baby who is still suffering from pelvic issues related to pregnancy
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
So what’s the unsolved physics problem? Everything you’re describing are engineering challenges.
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
It’s not an unsolved physics problem. Every satellite in space has to deal with it and even the ISS deals with it by having massive radiator arrays that face perpendicular to the sun. The problem with data centers in space is one of materia
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
Yeah, and where are they now?
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
That’s not “keeping your place” in an ordered list if the order has changed between the requests for pages 3 and 4.
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
Proving your age is a relatively new phenomenon. My grandmother, born in Chicago in the 1920s didn't even know her exact age. That is not at all uncommon for her generation.
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
Zug zug.
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
How are you going to keep your place if the order changes anyway? What is your place if the order has changed? If the order changes, all bets are off regardless of pagination or infinite scroll.
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
How could it possibly work without something effectively the same as this happening? Either you run the LLM locally or you send it your files. Am I missing something?
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
Realistically, has the volume of code that can be produced ever been the bottleneck? In every job I’ve ever had, it was never that the devs couldn’t write enough code fast enough, it was everything else that slowed them down, mostly other p
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
That’s a terrible justification, and I would question if it’s even true. Is there anything to support that conclusion or is it just a guess you’ve made? Because I don’t buy it. There is no time limit for discussions. One can take as much ti
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
Why is that good?
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
I don’t dispute this, but I also don’t think it matters. An underpaid profession being paid more then a severely underpaid profession doesn’t make the former overpaid.
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
I tried searching for what a "lifestyle fee" is and all I could find is references to "living wage fee" which is essentially a forced tip added to the bill. A service charge for large groups though is understandable as t
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
> It's on the luddites to demonstrate evidence of harm, if they want some use of technology banned. But then we're told we can't put the genie back in the bottle, it's too late, so we just have to suck it up and deal

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