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The AI Flippening: what is it, and is it here?(maximepeabody.com)
1 points by peab 5mo ago|2 comments
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The AI Flippening Is Here(maximepeabody.substack.com)
1 points by peab 5mo ago|0 comments
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by peab 6mo ago
Agreed. A bookshelf is great, and bookmarks are great. Cognitive load of using a tablet to load and flip through pages? Not so great
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by peab 6mo ago
the cursor 20$ a month plan has been working great for me. You can use most models, and unlimited use of composer 2, which is surprisingly good
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by peab 6mo ago
You have a protected right to photograph or film things that are plainly visible from public spaces, including federal buildings, transportation facilities, and police interactions
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by peab 6mo ago
Well there's a dedicated subscriptions page which is nice. On desktop, the homepage also has subscriptions on the side, with an indicator that someone has a new video.
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by peab 6mo ago
Youtube's the only social media left where subscribing to a channel actually means something
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by peab 6mo ago
It's a stretch for sure. I think the point is that it's a tradeoff of civil liberties in exchange for safety. I think it's an interesting discussion and it's not clear to me what the right answer is. Given the first amen
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by peab 6mo ago
charts will become totally meaningless. Event data will be what matters most. That's how artists actually make their revenue these days anyways.
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by peab 6mo ago
nobody serious uses langchain. The biggest agent products are coding tools, and I doubt any of them use langchain
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by peab 7mo ago
United recently started announcing at the beginning of flights that using your phone with sound on the speaker is prohibited, as a new official policy.
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by peab 7mo ago
his point is that it's useful, and there's nothing special about planes that make it important for them not to have internet, compared to any other mode of transportation. If you want to get away from the internet, you could have
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by peab 7mo ago
the effect in this example fine though, and not obnoxious like OPs? I don't get it
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by peab 7mo ago
I'm sure it's coming. I'm in Mexico this week and was surprised to drive by not one but two chinese car dealerships. Looks like almost 10% of cars sold last year were EVs
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by peab 7mo ago
It's been great - I work on a lot of projects that are essentially prototypes, to test out different ideas. It's amazing for this - I can create web apps in a day now, which in the past I would not have been able to create at all,
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by peab 7mo ago
>I am yet to successfully prompt it and get a working commit. May I ask what you're working on?
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by peab 7mo ago
This seems to be a team problem more than anything? Why are your coworkers taking on your responsibilities? Where's your manager on this?
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by peab 7mo ago
they continue to build more solar, more wind, but also more coal power plants.
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by peab 7mo ago
such a great meme
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by peab 7mo ago
LOL - yes Sam, AGI is near indeed. (sarcasm)
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by peab 8mo ago
This seems pretty in line with how you’d manage a human - you give it a time constraint. a human isn't guaranteed to fix a problem either, and humans are paid by time
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by peab 8mo ago
This seems crazy to me, but I often use google search for simple calculations when I'm using chrome. Today, I did this and I was met with an AI generated answer. Why on earth would I want an AI generated answer, when the calculator wor
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Google is using AI answers in Search for Calculator answers(google.com)
2 points by peab 8mo ago|2 comments
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by peab 8mo ago
Is it just me, or are critical services like GitHub, AWS, Google, etc., down more often than they used to be these days?
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by peab 8mo ago
This guy's next blog post is hyping up the rabbit r1. How can one take this seriously?
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by peab 8mo ago
> ... but also seemingly has nothing to show for it This x1000, I find it so ridiculous. usually when someone hypes it up it's things like, "i have it text my gf good morning every day!!", or "it analyzed every single
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by peab 8mo ago
How does that work? Does it actually generate low level code? Or does it just import libraries that do the real work?
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by peab 9mo ago
exactly this - once people realize how far ahead Chinese manufacturing is, they'll put pressure where it's needed to either a) allow more to be imported, because people want nice things, or b) bring the manufacturing process over,
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by peab 9mo ago
Why? Are human made tools more entitled to distribution than machine made tools?
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by peab 9mo ago
I see, I can understand the argument better now, thanks! Looking it up, it seems that ICE used to be part of INS, which was broken up into: -USCIS: Handles services (green cards, citizenship). -CBP: Handles the borders (Border Patrol and po

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