r_lee

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by r_lee 1y ago
Alright, no fluff. Only real talk. It's not just a great argument--it's the truth. You're absolutely right.
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by r_lee 1y ago
Sounds like a tremendous success to me?
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by r_lee 1y ago
It's not "other people" but the state of the world, how could people not be affected by their environment? if the economy is collapsing, constant layoffs, stuff getting worse and more expensive, how could I just say everythin
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by r_lee 1y ago
it seems like that a big part of the global, especially the US economy is mostly financial engineering, passing money around and valuing things arbitrarily, propping up the GDP numbers while the real economy just keeps getting worse I just
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by r_lee 1y ago
that's because of AML. Crypto is associated with money laundering so it's easier to just ban it as not that many are into it yet
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by r_lee 1y ago
for a good reason. everything is enshittified and most of the global economy is just financial engineering
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by r_lee 1y ago
About that quote, iirc it's also a technique in Intelligence for getting information from people. You say something stupid and wrong and they will instantly just correct you on the spot and explain why etc. So it works in real life too
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by r_lee 1y ago
Don't worry guys, it's not a bubble, it really feels like AGI is around the corner, and a new technology: CGOT; Chain of Graph of thoughts, we recursively think 10x and it's like it can make a platform error hello world game
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by r_lee 1y ago
Is that logo/banner AI generated?
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by r_lee 1y ago
Software and information technology in Korea just sucks. buttons are jpegs/gifs, everything is on Java EE and on vulnerable old webservers etc... A lot of government stuff supports only Internet Explorer even though it's long dead
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by r_lee 1y ago
Finnish is basically 100% phonetic. A raw Finnish English sounds pretty funny but it's basically pronouncing every character as it's written
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by r_lee 1y ago
Claude code is too expensive to evaluate? It's 20 bucks a month
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by r_lee 1y ago
I don't know but it doesn't impress me one bit? like I'm not trying to hate, but it just seems kind of like the model is given the track and then it tries to just follow it by matching words and then spitting them out, like a
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by r_lee 1y ago
The instrumental part is quite interesting but the lyrics/vocals... it's just AI slop, like the median like if you just put a bunch of words together and shipped that. Quantity was never what people wanted imo. It is impressive if
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by r_lee 1y ago
That's like saying movies are not good cause they're not live action-only performances For me the biggest thing is actually the production, there's many people involved usually and sometimes real magic gets made, and that mag
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by r_lee 1y ago
I don't get the autotune argument. It's like saying we shouldn't be using electronic instruments because it's not real or we shouldn't use digital audio instruments because they're not real etc. It's just
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by r_lee 1y ago
And in Europe some countries you have to pay for social contributions and pension tax etc.
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by r_lee 1y ago
That is what he means... Inflation of all assets caused by bad fiscal policy and both deregulation and regulation causing most of the money to only move around in the upper echelons of society this really can't keep going on forever. t
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by r_lee 1y ago
Nonsense. Unlike the disgusting parasites called "employees" or "the workforce" (vomit) The Glorious management and executives are at such levels that those vomit-inducing vermin could never reach. They will never be rep
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by r_lee 1y ago
Thing is though, where will they get their returns? consulting? deploy hosted? (why not just use cf workers/vercel/etc.) if there was a way for the industry to support these things by everyone pitching in, that'd probably be
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by r_lee 1y ago
I really haven't tried that stuff myself except for claude code but I do recall seeing some Amazon engineer who worked on Amazon q and his repos and they were... something. like making PRs that were him telling the ai that "we are
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by r_lee 1y ago
Do you mean like convoluted agentic stuff, markdown files etc? Or like AI delusion?
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by r_lee 1y ago
Almost as effective as UN Home Security!
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by r_lee 1y ago
Altman fatigue anyone?
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by r_lee 1y ago
It may be easy to do memory management, but it's not too easy to detect if you've made a fatal mistake when such mistakes won't cause apparent defects avoiding all memory management mistakes is not easy, and the bigger the
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by r_lee 1y ago
Has there been any cases like this recently? I can't recall this being an issue
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by r_lee 1y ago
Yeah, and I don't see how this necessarily helps Deno succeed? It may turn into a painful money sink.. Maybe I'm missing something but I don't see why Deno should go and do this now that they should be focused on their produc
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by r_lee 1y ago
Was the idea here that because the UN declares that war is illegal, that no country will do war anymore? I mean, wtf.
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by r_lee 1y ago
advertise their business* and raise more VC money
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by r_lee 1y ago
Imagine the kind of media attention / clout they'll get for "beating Oracle" etc. They absolutely do get material gains from this, should they succeed. It'd be a much more legitimate effort if they were just asking

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