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piokoch
6mo ago
Maybe. The point is that in case of software it is fairly easy to verify if that what LLM produced is correct or not. Compiler checks syntax, we can write tests, there is whole infrastructure for checking if something works as expected. In
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6mo ago
Why space data centers? What advantage this would have? Cooling will be a big issue, while it is easily solved on the planet earth, as we have water, air that can transfer heat away.
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6mo ago
Switzerland is very liberal in terms of business-oriented regulations to the point that you could crate a new year party in a closed cellar without emergency exists, not to mention anti-fire installation and burn people alive there.
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6mo ago
On the other side, people who were using, say, Perforce, also thought there can't be anything better. Still, BitKeeper appeared as an innovation in the area, eaten later by Git, created by angry Linus (because of BitKeeper licencing ch
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6mo ago
Mainstream music was created for a good 20 years using the following process: 1. Do the survey/focus groups to figure out a hot topic for a song. For instance your exploration shows that 300K girls between 13 and 17 years old were left
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6mo ago
So, I've looked on alternatives to iPhone. The "little" problem is that if I use online banking in Europe I will not be able to use most of them as a bank required 2FA. Another funny thing is that they offer as an alternative
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7mo ago
I wonder what will happen when Jordan Bardella will be new France president and Alice Weidel will be German Chancellor. Where people are going to migrate to then...
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7mo ago
This is very interesting, I've been using LLM to learn new things that way and it really worked. To some extent, learning with LLM is better than taking any course, even with a tutor, as I am getting something prepared for me, in terms
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7mo ago
There are companies using Delphi-based products for long years (for a good reason, this is still great technology) so they prefer to pay.
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7mo ago
Knowing what kind of business Peter Thiel is engaged in, it is not a big surprise that he does not like the religion started by a guy who was crucified for telling others that it would be great if people were nice to each others.
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7mo ago
If you use Renewable Energy Sources, it may happen there will be no wind or no sun. So you need some auxiliary source of energy. If you want it at hand, this must be something with fast cold start. So black/brown coal power plan will n
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7mo ago
Nope, but other producers does not claim that their hardware "can run AI".
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7mo ago
You will get a usual AI slop that will be the mixture of the articles and books it was trained on. You can try it even now.
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7mo ago
"Foreigners are inferior by definition" - but USA approach says exactly the opposite. Foreigners are capable, so it is better not to share secrets and technology with them.
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7mo ago
USA does not want to train scientists from other countries, who come home and can use that knowledge against interest of US companies, as a competition, or security. There are vast areas of science that are "double use". Will it h
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8mo ago
Exactly, this is one step from selling older people overpriced pots and rugs.
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8mo ago
Check what is happening in Ukraine. The war moved a field of moderately cheap and moderately powerful drones forward. We don't understand the consequences yet... Ukraine is actively working on hunter drones that could operate on 10 km
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8mo ago
Whoever is that "jack", he should go back to school to learn how to use capital letters, commas, periods and all other difficult stuff. Or, just ask Chat GPT to write this kind of letters to the people. Maybe, after comparing &quo
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8mo ago
Well, maybe people stop changing their smartphone every two years. Or every year. Imagine the positive impact on the environment! I am always surprised that when the planet caring, liberal Apple boss shows up on the Big Apple Event stage, h
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8mo ago
This is comical. "Mass domestic surveillance. We support the use of AI for lawful foreign intelligence and counterintelligence missions. But using these systems for mass domestic surveillance is incompatible with democratic values"
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8mo ago
"Tailwind didn't win because it's the best CSS solution. It won because it has the most tutorials per capita in the training set." Obviously. People keep forgetting that "Artificial Intelligence" does not think
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8mo ago
The problem is that, at least for now, it is dead easy to switch to something else. No need to convert anything, reconfigure anything, it is not like changing gmail to something else or dropping Word for LibreOffice. Chat window is a chat w
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8mo ago
I use MS Windows for sooo long and I've never discovered that. Amazing!
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8mo ago
Ah, fond memories... First website in Poland was the homepage of the Faculty of Physics of the Warsaw University (been there at that time). It was 1993 I think, although wayback machine stores a newer snapshot (1998), but it looks the same
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8mo ago
"all Microsoft licenses will be terminated" Ok, and what will be the alternative? I am not talking about the easy part, like documents creation, although I don't see walking away from Excel as LibreOffice alternative is a bit
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"unintended consequences and liability cascades from imperfect repair" - I would say this is not the greatest argument. If someone messes with the equipment outside official channel, loses equipment guarantee, so there is no liabi
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8mo ago
org-mode would need an Obsidian-level polished application to become a thing. This is not that simple, I guess... BTW obsidian borrowed a few ideas from org-mode, like clickable checkboxes, creating ad-hoc daily notes, etc.
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8mo ago
All of those considerations are driven by politics, not technical matters. What if in Germany next election will be won by AfD, in France by Lepenists (Jordan Bardella is going for the win in 2027 election). And next US election will be won
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8mo ago
I've just look out of curiosity on Appsmith, as the author endorsed this tool as some admin panel builder. I had to double check the name, as right now this is, surprise, surprise, AI powered application builder... I used to use Replit
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8mo ago
"The kings of medieval France were fascinated by the Mongols, who they saw as great empire builders." Well, surprising, as they were supporting military actions against Mongols, plus medieval France was nothing like Mongols empire
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