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by nurettin 2y ago
The sentence should read; "It is becoming clear that agentic systems which run a prompt per work node is becoming a curiosity so we should hype it as the correct solution in order to make a buck despite all the efforts that have been s
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by nurettin 2y ago
nibbles was my favorite. Reading the code as a 13 year old I learned that they doubled y resolution by using lower and upper square ascii characters. It inspired me to find creative solutions for problems.
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by nurettin 2y ago
Completely separate is pushing it since it was recommended by Microsoft, but yes, I am old and times have changed.
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by nurettin 2y ago
Excited to read their next blog where they discover functools.partial and return self.
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by nurettin 2y ago
Actually knowing the subject and presenting insights gives me much better results than simply asking it to do what I mean.
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by nurettin 2y ago
I've used it for years. In order to generate the models you had to use the visual designer which was slow and buggy. Generally annoying experience if you have to clock in and out every day to watch that UI break your database relations
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by nurettin 2y ago
>> You can make proprietary changes to the engine without releasing them (unlike GPL). > Why is that a good thing? Instead of writing an internal project from scratch, you modify an existing project and tightly couple it with your
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by nurettin 2y ago
Sure, but what do you think would count as better?
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by nurettin 2y ago
I think they are confused by the tslint project, which is different than tsc and is not supported by Microsoft
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by nurettin 2y ago
For me, the horror story started when people ditched optimal desktop apps for Electron because they knew js and css.
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by nurettin 2y ago
Yes, but what we live in is well beyond a decision with four outcomes and all this assumes "we are doing it right".
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by nurettin 2y ago
Not to take away from you personally, but civilization as we understand it is our own cliche. Organisms developed on different planets could absolutely have a different view on life and society in general. Even on earth we have highly intel
853.
by nurettin 2y ago
Tax the rich, the rich hike prices, inflation. Please find another magic wand, that one does not work.
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by nurettin 2y ago
You install a service that gives access to a random language generator, then you try to secure it with a project that is literally a few hours old. This is like tripping over your own slippers.
855.
by nurettin 2y ago
This is a great way of not feeling alone.
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by nurettin 2y ago
> This will generate another URL, which will present you with your terminal in your browser > Don't share this with anyone you wouldn't trust This is on another level. They built a terminal sharing application that connects
857.
by nurettin 2y ago
When I suspect that it will make stuff up, I tell it to cite the docs that contain the functions it used. It causes more global warming, but it works fine.
858.
by nurettin 2y ago
Hetzner also chroots you into a recovery linux and mounts your drive for access. Same thing different scale.
859.
by nurettin 2y ago
So if I start talking about crimes and criminals in an affectionate way, can I radicalize it?
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by nurettin 2y ago
> price.checked_mul(quantity) nope, I won't do that. I'd rather waste away at a bank using early 2000s oracle forms . Make it a compiler flag, detect it statically or gtfo.
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by nurettin 2y ago
Makes sense. A PEG would probably be the same length as the original json format.
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by nurettin 2y ago
Sure, I specifically pre-agreed to it not being ill will. What I mean is keeping tabs on the latest demand (newer benchmarks) and making sure their model delivers in some fashion. But it is mundane and they don't say that. And when a m
863.
by nurettin 2y ago
I'm going to wear the tinfoil hat: a firm is able to produce a sought-after behavior a few months later and throws people off. Is it more likely that the firm (worth billions at this point) is engineering these solutions into the mode
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by nurettin 2y ago
Sometimes seeing something that resembles reasoning doesn't really make it reasoning. What makes it "seem to get better" and what keeps throwing people like lecun off is the training bias, the prompts, the tooling and the bil
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by nurettin 2y ago
Wait, doesn't that mean less greenhouse effect?
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by nurettin 2y ago
> If companies could hike up their prices and still get consumers to pay them they'd already have done it. In fact, companies are constantly increasing prices as high as they possibly can up to the point where sales suffer. Yes they
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by nurettin 2y ago
Taxing the rich is wishful thinking. They don't just give up wealth. They will simply look at it as an additional cost and hike the prices of their products up causing more inflation and that means even more trade deficit.
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by nurettin 2y ago
> intelligence is an agent’s ability to achieve goals in a wide range of environments. This means you must be able to generalize, which in turn allows intelligent beings to react to new environments and contexts without previous experien
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by nurettin 2y ago
Yeah go supports AIX. In fact I remember it having bash, and a package manager so it felt like home. AS400 was an interesting platform. I was fascinated with their almost assembly like programs, alien UIs and decades old hardware. Almost go
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by nurettin 2y ago
Experimental * AIX I wonder how they got an AIX.

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