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by piker 8mo ago
This is a real issue in legal as well. Now that large language models are creeping into big law and in-house environments, there's a concern that junior associates aren't getting the opportunity to take a step back and learn to co
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by piker 8mo ago
Feels like a rip from Matt Levine who has been saying the same thing for a while now.
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by piker 8mo ago
Thing is, it's not a riddle or a subliminal message. Everything needed to answer the question is contained therein.
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by piker 8mo ago
The article barely touches on this subject, but the sentiment is nonetheless correct. The problem with using an AI to write something so intimate and context-specific is that it cannot perform as the priest's highest and best abstracti
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Redlining: Value over Artifacts(tritium.legal)
5 points by piker 8mo ago|0 comments
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by piker 8mo ago
The company slogan is great: "The Model is The Computer" It's an homage to Jensen: "The display is the computer" https://www.wired.com/2002/07/nvidia/
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by piker 8mo ago
And what about Microsoft?
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by piker 8mo ago
Sure. If you turn on "show dead" you will see half a dozen green-named (i.e., recently established) accounts that are obviously "agents". They're clogging up the pipe with noise. We as a collective are well-position
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by piker 8mo ago
My god this thread is filled with bot responses. We have a problem to address, friends.
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by piker 8mo ago
No, the output is normalized garbage. Don't do this. Delete it instead. If it's worth saying, you'll spend the time to edit your original text.
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by piker 8mo ago
Just don't use LLMs to generate text you want other humans to read. Think and then write. If it isn't worth your effort, it certainly isn't worth your audience's.
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by piker 8mo ago
You vibe-coded a computer-vision product that is to be used in monitoring industrial cranes? And people are using it?
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by piker 8mo ago
> # It's C99. It builds with gcc. There are no dependencies. > make Beautiful.
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by piker 8mo ago
Bryan Cantrill referred to it as "normcore" on a podcast, and that's the perfect description.
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by piker 8mo ago
It was more of a reference to the YC partner who suggested a one-man unicorn was on the horizon due to AI.
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by piker 8mo ago
You should join the tobacco lobby! Genius!
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by piker 8mo ago
The sentence ended with a question mark.
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by piker 8mo ago
Did this guy just exit the first one man billion-dollar startup for... less than a billion?
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If you choose the homogenous mind, you are superfluous and will be cut out(geohot.github.io)
1 points by piker 9mo ago|0 comments
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by piker 9mo ago
I get caught up personally in this math as well. Is a charitable interpretation of the throwaway line that they were off by that many “percentage points”?
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by piker 9mo ago
Tritium is a rich text editor. I'm familiar with the issues outlined in those posts. To be fair with a lot of the GUI frameworks in various ecosystems ... they try to solve different pieces of them.
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by piker 9mo ago
Yes, one argument that I didn't make in the post but that does favor immediate mode is that you can somewhat straightforwardly convert from an immediate mode GUI to retained mode by just introducing your own abstractions. In some sense
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by piker 9mo ago
Is it that simple?
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by piker 9mo ago
Qt is great, but it's a commercial license.
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by piker 9mo ago
The Zed team said it themselves. There is a direct quote in the parent thread.
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by piker 9mo ago
I don't know what the message means exactly, but I can't plan to build on GPUI with it out there, especially when crates that don't carry that caveat are suffering from being under-resourced.
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by piker 9mo ago
They're just straining already-strained resources on the "contributions" side and pushing interest in other directions (e.g. Electron).
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by piker 9mo ago
Yeah no doubt you're correct. I wasn't disagreeing - just establishing the reasonableness of my original statement. I must have read it in the Dear ImGui docs somewhere.
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by piker 9mo ago
I mean, fair enough, but [at least] wikipedia agrees with that take. > Graphical user interfaces traditionally use retained mode-style API design,[2][5] but immediate mode GUIs instead use an immediate mode-style API design, in which use
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by piker 9mo ago
The problem is that Zed has understandably and transparently abandoned supporting GPUI as an open source endeavour except to the extent contributions align with its business mission.

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