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by ozozozd 3mo ago
Umm, yeah. Obviously the neckbeard who wrote C in vim and compiled when he is done is a better coder than the one who kept compiling and fixed issues when told by the compiler.
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by ozozozd 3mo ago
Pretty sure this section’s title was “Say something nice” …he had to resort to AI for this part.
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by ozozozd 3mo ago
If left to my own devices, I can code 12-16 hour days. Have a crash day every 4-5 days, and then go back. It would be extremely unwise to merge even half of that stuff. I would frequently throw it away. Even before AI. It would be extremel
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by ozozozd 3mo ago
I completely agree. But not entirely sure that triggering the EA crowd is the effective way to deliver this message. They are the crowd who need to understand your framing the most, but they’re completely shutdown by your framing, as any re
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by ozozozd 3mo ago
I think he is longing for the “old web” or “small web” as some refer to as these days.
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by ozozozd 3mo ago
Oh god, George is getting old. Sounding like an old guy. What does that say about me? I used to find him childish. Jokes aside I also didn’t like him. Until I heard him on that podcast with the Russian-American dude whose name I can’t remem
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by ozozozd 3mo ago
This comment was a scary read. I might add it ruined my evening. I wasn’t aware that they were so deliberately targeting (attacking?) teens.
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by ozozozd 3mo ago
This reality show kind of bored me already. I haven’t even made an attempt to use Fable 5. Is it so amazing? Or is it the “intermittent reward” and exclusivity driving people to use it?
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by ozozozd 3mo ago
They are the chosen ones. Protecting the world from <insert most recent claim> Any and all ends justify any and all means. /s
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by ozozozd 4mo ago
This is a strange plea for optimism. Sincerely or not, judgement is yours, Dario has been begging for regulation. He has been talking about how Claude models are distilled by foreign adversaries. And now the regulation is here. What makes y
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by ozozozd 4mo ago
Exactly what I was going to say. And exactly what’s intended: for someone to make money.
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by ozozozd 4mo ago
I don’t follow why retiring pre-55 is a good idea. Can you elaborate?
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by ozozozd 4mo ago
I knew I should’ve paid extra and gotten the Sound Blaster!
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by ozozozd 4mo ago
Agreed. It’s an idiotic euphemism.
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by ozozozd 4mo ago
Disappointingly, it still works. They used this type of language with GPT-2. Le sigh, yawn.
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by ozozozd 4mo ago
.com or .box.sk?
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by ozozozd 4mo ago
But it is not 1-2% of the total US market cap, is it? It aspires to be that way. The market decides, and it hasn’t decided yet. Am I missing something?
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by ozozozd 5mo ago
I am pretty certain that the book of at least 1 of the Abrahamic religions explicitly states that you either believe all of it, or you are not a believer. What you’re describing is religion applied to every opinion.
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by ozozozd 5mo ago
I wasn’t patient enough to read the whole thing. But I know Justine to be of extraordinary technical prowess. I can imagine that someone with that level of talent can be extremely socially unfit - whether intentionally or unintentionally I
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by ozozozd 5mo ago
Who has the time to watch films 10-12 hours a day? I think the comment put forward that as an incorrect assumption that was made prior to the cable build-out.
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by ozozozd 5mo ago
This is an apples to some non-food item comparison. AWS has so many analogs. It’s not as novel. Renting vs buying a home/car/anything is essentially what AWS brought.
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by ozozozd 5mo ago
Didn’t know I’d ever get to use the phrase “banal platitudes,” which is how I’d describe much of this post. Obviously and literally everything is temporary and will be replaced by something better. And those who are born into it will call i
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by ozozozd 5mo ago
I mean, if you don’t like refactoring, which is my absolute favorite, it’s hard to believe you understand software engineering and software architecture. Tedium absolutely exists in coding. And is usually a sign of bad interfaces and/o
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by ozozozd 5mo ago
> Writing code to solve problems is fun. Prompting an AI to solve problems makes me want to eat a gun. If this is how well you write prose, I would absolutely hate it if you stopped writing code. Joke aside, I read your comment and wante
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by ozozozd 5mo ago
Is it so unthinkable that people don’t want to participate in that cool experiment?
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by ozozozd 5mo ago
I think the correct term is *translopped*
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by ozozozd 5mo ago
So work for mercenaries, and tell people “it’s just a job?” Maybe there are shades of gray between black and white.
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by ozozozd 5mo ago
You’re right that it doesn’t prove anything. However, the amount of money and energy spent on trying to convince people that “AI will take jobs”, by parties who would benefit from it, implies that these parties maybe don’t fully believe it,
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by ozozozd 5mo ago
No time for common sense solutions! Tokens gotta go somewhere!
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by ozozozd 5mo ago
I mean, some trade-offs are “something for nothing” which by definition makes them “the wrong way.” Real life does exist.

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