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by pizzly 5mo ago
I think its bidirectional. We change our writing based on what we see (AI generated content on the internet) and AI will learn based on what we write.
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by pizzly 5mo ago
Cognitive Debt has existed much earlier before LLMs became mainstream. Technical people got good at their jobs and then was promoted to management. After time they lost their technical abilities but if they are a good manager they kept up t
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by pizzly 5mo ago
If we consider fairness/retribution/justice then we won't get this future of less road deaths. 1. There will always be a probability of death from a vehicle. This can never go to 0%. 2. If the probability of a AV causing deat
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by pizzly 5mo ago
Also every time you install a program Microsoft, Apple and Google knows depending on the device. For your safety of course. The tracking is so pervasive and the majority of people do not care.
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by pizzly 5mo ago
It does lead to the question will opensource self developing code bases become a thing. I.e. agents that get bug reports, features change requests, etc and then implement them all open to the public. Perhaps with some human guidance. What w
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by pizzly 5mo ago
Also a lack of LinkedIn account makes you more suspicious and less likely to get hired. So this is additional value in having an account. For appearances.
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by pizzly 5mo ago
If an update could silently block any app from working then your phone was never yours to begin with. Even if they never implement the update, the potential power means they own your phone. We lost control of our hardware a long long time a
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by pizzly 6mo ago
For myself, its a massive boost when solo developing. Perhaps this is a different use case than most. It can work across multiple programming languages and frameworks that I had zero experience in. I use my existing knowledge of programming
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by pizzly 6mo ago
I want to automate scientific research. There are too many problems, too much data and not enough scientists. We could find cures to cancer, rare genetic diseases, new forms of energy, better batteries, better every thing. Take finding cure
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by pizzly 6mo ago
Perhaps in some places but if you live in a country without much competition and very high cost of living its much more than an extra 2 dollars to shop locally. Prices are routinely 1.5 - 2x more if you buy locally than online here. Also if
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by pizzly 6mo ago
You will find many companies don't allow prepaid debit cards. OpenAI months ago refused to accept prepaid debit card but allowed personal debit card. Not sure how they know its a prepaid card though (Visa prepaid). I think many compani
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by pizzly 6mo ago
I tend to agree but fear that people will value 'safety' over personal freedom. If these acts prevent x crimes, allow people to walk the streets, etc then people will think 'nothing to hide, nothing to fear'. We as a soc
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by pizzly 6mo ago
I found it delightful at first then afterwards slightly distracting. The current state of websites on average is very boring even if practical.
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by pizzly 6mo ago
The law had good intention but bad implementation. Also the law takes so long to change. Once it became obvious that companies would bypass it by having clicking gymnastics they needed to quickly update the law saying that it should only ta
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by pizzly 6mo ago
I know its won't solve everything but couldn't we teach digital hygiene at school and its importance. For myself I remember in English at high school being taught how different methods of advertising worked and that stuck with me.
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by pizzly 6mo ago
Yes with less models to choose from unless you bring your own model.
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by pizzly 6mo ago
This is the benefits of competition in action
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by pizzly 6mo ago
Interfaces will definitely evolve. Visual graphs and representations are useful but speaking to an agent will become mainstream as its faster than typing. Also the ability for agents to code on the fly will open up different interfaces. For
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by pizzly 6mo ago
Will check out. I made a custom made dirty solution working for the coding agent we use. Speaking is much faster than typing but it takes mental effort to lay out your thoughts before speaking unlike typing.
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by pizzly 6mo ago
A browser extension & windows app that automatically redacts the text you paste to prevent your private data from leaking to the third parties. Its an AI model that runs 100% locally on your own device so that your clipboard contents do
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by pizzly 6mo ago
Maybe not. You stated "Every country will pursue it as far as it can, and given the multipolar world we are back in, and our recent record with treaties and commitments, I do not believe there will be global alignment on risk reduction
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by pizzly 6mo ago
Perhaps in the past. I think the approach now will be to vibe code multiple projects very quickly and see which one has traction even with a low quality product. You will get much better feedback than a discussion with a potential customer
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by pizzly 6mo ago
In the end what really matters to most people is does it work. How it is built or works means nothing to them nor should it.
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by pizzly 6mo ago
The current iteration of models don't write clean code by itself but future ones will. The problem in my view is extremely similar to agentic/vibe coding. Instead of optimizing for results you can optimize for clean code. The dema
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by pizzly 6mo ago
AI for editing is good and have many useful cases. The part where it fails is that the tone/style of the writing gets overtaken and reads like all other AI edited writing. But the quality of the edit is good, its just not in your style
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by pizzly 7mo ago
I never considered that. When I change LLM models its usually due to two reasons. 1. the current AI model is producing answers that do not met my needs so I try multiple others at the same time and the one that produces the best answer I st
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by pizzly 8mo ago
one thing annoying with premade solutions is that it only does 90% of what you want, its livable but still doesn't quite meet your needs. Its not just adding features that Linear already provides but adding features and integrations th
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by pizzly 11mo ago
Because the person filming it brought the camera with approved government ID. Got their camera serial number recorded in the government database. The camera then embeds its serial number into the video using hidden watermarks. Just Joking .
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by pizzly 1y ago
What about the 'openness' of AI development. When I say 'openness' of AI I mean in research papers, spying, former employees, etc. Wouldn't that mean that after a few months to years after AGI is discovered that th
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by pizzly 1y ago
If there is a downturn in AI use due to a bubble then the countries that have built up their energy infrastructure using renewal energy and nuclear (both have decade long returns after the initial investment) will have cheaper electricity w

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