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nuancebydefault
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nuancebydefault
11d ago
> The thing is I think there will come a time when AI tools will not be as accessible as they are now I am very convinced that today's SOTA level will be accessible 3 years from now, but you might be right about the SOTA accessibili
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nuancebydefault
21d ago
I'm sorry to read that. In fact I meant love in a more broad sense. There are many kinds of love, it does not need to be having a spouse. I work every weekday mainly for having good relations with people, money comes second. But coming
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nuancebydefault
21d ago
I guess your being downvoted around not being in favor of CLI is typical at HN...
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nuancebydefault
21d ago
I would put love above health. Suppose you are perfectly healthy and even rich but have no friends to share anything with, life must be meaningless then.
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nuancebydefault
21d ago
Sounds like human generated code and docs. TBH
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nuancebydefault
22d ago
> thinking does not require language It requires some kind of signal. Words of a language are a signal. We choose words for an llm to interact with us, but other transformers work on pixel values or audio sample values. There exist trans
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nuancebydefault
22d ago
How sure are you that comprehension is not a mere form of advanced pattern matching? We have the intuition that ideas and words appear trivially in people's mind, based on comprehension. I think chances are, that intuition is wrong.
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nuancebydefault
25d ago
I think you got a but too much negativity, from a crowd that became more easily irratated because their AI sensor became very sensitive by e.g. reviewing a lot of AI generated code and comments.
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nuancebydefault
29d ago
I regularly had a depression for years without even knowing it was a depression. Until a neurologist told me, after examination of brain imaging, it's best to take this pill for at least a week. Only after feeling its effect, I knew it
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1mo ago
> Undigitized data is still data. Wording, style, nuance, type, artwork, binding, metadata, attributions, citability… all of these things are permanently lost I understand what you mean but... "permanently lost" sounds dramatic
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1mo ago
Thanks. I found the 1822 version actually quite agreable
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2mo ago
There's a kuzgesagt video https://youtu.be/W93XyXHI8Nw?is=jUDbCh7hdLI_dSoR (skip the ads if possible)
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nuancebydefault
2mo ago
I think you thought a /s can be sometimes implied in HN comments
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2mo ago
The post is quite (too?) cynical. In fact you can awe or ruminate over many things, even over the output of AI. The truth is, AI is getting so ubiquitous that our sense of awe has been numbed. That's why many things feel like slop, yo
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nuancebydefault
2mo ago
I am a grug!
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2mo ago
In my math syllabus for Engineering there was a book "numeric analysis", it showed how you could find the solution to weird equations like x=ln(x) I thought this is nowadays called gradient descent
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2mo ago
The money is just a gauge of how much food, housing, clothing, energy,... one person can consume versus another. Money is not absolute, it is relative x/y. Ultimately, the real stuff can be produced by machines operated by say 10 perce
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2mo ago
There will be a form of UBI, because of the need for it, eventually. It will probably never be a 'fair' system (there probly will still be 1000xUBI people) but it will be necessary to prevent a lot of problems. Think of it this wa
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3mo ago
Gave an upvote to compensate :)
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nuancebydefault
3mo ago
In this case 'did you read the whole article' feels apt and correct.
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4mo ago
I'm not very materialistic and i have saved heaps, so never in financial trouble. What I'm always looking for is love, even though I have a loving family, wife and kid. Its always been like that. I almost constantly want to connec
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4mo ago
The galery of generated images looks amazing, it's hard (but often possible) to spot inconsistencies in detailed images.
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4mo ago
I thought of making a joke that I expected to finally stumble upon a HN post that was not about AI and then Claude was mentioned on the wiki page.
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4mo ago
The total image size is scaled each time such that each solution takes up the same amount of space. It is easier to browse that way.
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4mo ago
So the availability of cheap phones is going down because of the cost of RAM. What about the RAM consumption trend of the last 10 years? I think it is very feasible to produce phones with the same amount of RAM as was the norm 10 years ago.
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4mo ago
Usually when one says 'I need xxx' it is followed by 'for yyy'. It seems nothing is needed for the sake of it.
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4mo ago
That's another Michael Keat*
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4mo ago
Blake'7, what i can remember is green stuff (?) and a computer saying 'confirm' as a 'i heard you' sentinel. I remember how it sounded.
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4mo ago
Anything anyone wants to spend money on, can be converted into dollars. The currency has no tell in what it is used for.
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4mo ago
> Requirements gathering is NOT a software engineering problem. Software is implementation, product is behaviour. That's the split. That's a theory but I've never seen this work in practice. A piece of software is unique.
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