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by poszlem 7mo ago
Except him being wealthy could just as well be used to support the argument for using GPL instead of gifting. "He does not have to make real money off of it, he is privileged".
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by poszlem 7mo ago
If "the solution" depends on people changing their behaviour on their own (ideally by lowering their expectations/do the harder thing/etc), it is almost never "the solution". It is usually just wishful thinking
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by poszlem 7mo ago
Pets.com
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by poszlem 7mo ago
What I find surprising is that I knew Altman is a horrible human being and a terrible steward of the AI revolution, yet I still got disappointed.
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by poszlem 7mo ago
> You could use exactly the same argument for not bothering about doing things that pollute, generate landfill, or generally make things worse for society. Which is why those things need laws to create any meaningful change.
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by poszlem 7mo ago
Well, perhaps it has something to do with the fact that they started using webviews for stuff like system UI: https://blog.jim-nielsen.com/2022/inspecting-web-views-in-ma...
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by poszlem 8mo ago
Genuine question, not trying to throw a shade or anything, but are those cores actually useful with the state of apple intelligence being what it is?
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by poszlem 8mo ago
The Anthropic situation with the Department of Defense is the clearest example of the application of 'Everything within the state, nothing outside the state, nothing against the state', a doctrine that is explicitly fascist. So if
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by poszlem 8mo ago
> To counter point, do you think AI companies located on our adversaries turf will take the same stand? I guess if we are going this way, we might already start building camps for the undesirables, since our adversaries will surely do th
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by poszlem 8mo ago
They are literally doing what China has already done. In what world would China be a better option here?
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by poszlem 8mo ago
Yes, this is more accurate. They are trying to rein in big corporations and make them bend the knee before the government.
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by poszlem 8mo ago
tl;dr: All within the state, nothing outside the state, nothing against the state.
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by poszlem 8mo ago
You can believe that only if you don't care about getting a revolution in your country or extreme populist movements gaining traction. When large numbers of people feel economically disposable, the issue stops being about an individual
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by poszlem 8mo ago
Or "rubberducking" as it's called now: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubber_duck_debugging
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by poszlem 8mo ago
Insert Michael Scott shouting "I AM DECLARING BANKRUPTCY" meme. Change that to "I AM TAKING RESPONSIBILITY".
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by poszlem 8mo ago
I would even say it's likely the opposite. My output as a programmer is now much higher than before, but I am losing my programming skills with each use of claude code.
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by poszlem 8mo ago
This is a simplistic view of why the prices are the way they are.
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by poszlem 8mo ago
Between this, and whatever Claude has been doing lately, like giving the AI the ability to just disconnect if it dislikes your prompt, I really hope more people realize that local LLMs are where it's at.
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by poszlem 8mo ago
I see this sentiment constantly. It is genuinely hilarious to watch Americans lecture the world about the free market while feigning shock that Europe hasn't produced its own tech giants. Claiming "the EU had 20 years to build an
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by poszlem 8mo ago
Yes, but in this case the name is likely to actually reduce the adoption not increase it.
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by poszlem 8mo ago
This may seem obvious, but many people overlook it. The effect is especially clear when using an AI music model. For example, in Suno AI you can remaster an older AI generated track with a newer model. I do this with all my songs whenever a
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by poszlem 8mo ago
Which is exactly what the OP was saying. You see a value in a imperfect restaurant experience.
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by poszlem 8mo ago
Are we at a point where "show me the man and I'll show you the crime" is now considered a good thing?
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by poszlem 8mo ago
What's so fascinating about it? I made one of those comments. It’s not about judging the person but about emphasizing the point. I’m saying the situation is so egregious that it overrides my usual dislike for the host. If anything, it
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by poszlem 8mo ago
But oftentimes you actually CAN understand user wants and expectation faster by deploying and iterating faster, though.
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by poszlem 8mo ago
I dug a hole that was about 3 meters deep and around 9 meters wide at the surface (I had to keep a gentle slope and cut wide terraces so the walls wouldn't cave in).
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by poszlem 8mo ago
This is a bit of a tangent, but it highlights exactly what people miss when talking about China taking over our industries. Right now, China has about 140 different car brands, roughly 100 of which are domestic. Compare that to Europe, wher
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by poszlem 8mo ago
When my wife was diagnosed with cancer and eventually went into remission, I didn’t really process what was happening at first. I was completely focused on getting her through it. The grief hit me later. What helped me more than anything wa
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by poszlem 8mo ago
I call it the great blur.
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by poszlem 8mo ago
This reads simply as an “Our Incredible Journey” type of post, but written for an person rather than a company.

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