r_lee

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by r_lee 2mo ago
I think this is the right one, iirc 5.6 came out quite soon after Opus 5 etc?
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by r_lee 2mo ago
the 1.0 release of Mojo, it's a pretty big event, of course first thing I'm greeted with is an AI slop image on the top of the blog post awesome
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by r_lee 2mo ago
I don't think people base their beliefs purely based on what the administration says the whole rollout and lockdowns, Fauci, etc. were a perfect storm to cause skepticism towards vaccines
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by r_lee 2mo ago
I mean this is liberal/left heavy, it's to be expected, you can't just rummage in and expect people to be like hm good points you're right! when most of the audience is against you it's expected if you could delve i
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by r_lee 2mo ago
no way. there's just no good excuse for why "load-bearing" and "worth flagging" are everywhere now, I've pretty much never seen that in the wild before
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by r_lee 2mo ago
One thing worth flagging: those words are load-bearing
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by r_lee 2mo ago
the company is based in Australia, which is part of FVEY
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by r_lee 2mo ago
he's talking about building museums for programming languages due to the "coding extinction event" and how you can make "Hollywood level scenes" with your figurines and that it's time to give up the joys of pai
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by r_lee 2mo ago
> I think what people want is to tell a story that's in their imagination, and no current AI is up to that task I just don't think this is the case? I could be wrong but I tend to hear this most from people who are obsessed wit
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by r_lee 2mo ago
wow, what a beautiful and brave statement. thank you for your service
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by r_lee 2mo ago
it's just psychology, there's not much thought when there just are cables around and new ones come when they break, but when you have to choose and buy ones yourself and look at the price tag and all that, you tend to place more v
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by r_lee 2mo ago
then how do you update capabilities/the spec? like 240w usb PD?
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by r_lee 2mo ago
> You can take already painted warhammer figurines, pose them, take a photo, prompt an AI to make that your first scene, and generate a hollywood level scene in about a minute or two. if that's so awesome then why isn't everybo
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by r_lee 3mo ago
That's fair. I think with a lot of these harnesses they didn't really think people would be running so many instances of them at once I think for claude code it really would be best if they made it native, but for plugins I think
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by r_lee 3mo ago
I seriously don't get the hate for JS/TS. it's a lot more ergonomic than Lua. just yesterday I saw someone claim they'd rather learn COBOL and use it than use JS it's ridiculous imo. the ram usage is one thing sure,
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by r_lee 3mo ago
Azure is also such a mess. 10 redirects to get to the portal, when creating an account/etc. if you do one thing wrong it might just disappear from a tenant or not bind properly or something and then you gotta do it all over again (hap
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by r_lee 3mo ago
"the kids" it's mostly boomers falling for this and being obsessed with it "the kids" are the ones who can spot AI slop pretty easily from what I know
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by r_lee 3mo ago
that is exactly the kind of thing that makes me close the tab. like why? to me it just means "I'm an author that likes/makes AI slop and this article is probably half if not complete AI slop or not worth reading" I don&#
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by r_lee 3mo ago
this is what I've observed as well, it's supposedly impressive and packed with "information" and .. stuff but it's just kind of noise to me it's fatiguing to read that stuff as well
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by r_lee 3mo ago
100%. if I see AI slop images or videos I just click off, it's become almost automatic for me now. I'm not gonna spend my mental bandwidth on figuring out if the thing is worth reading/whatever and that somehow the author jus
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by r_lee 3mo ago
I'm so sorry
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by r_lee 3mo ago
can anyone explain what value does the ai slop image at the top add to this blog post?
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by r_lee 3mo ago
why do you care so much about that? NFTs are basically dead already and crypto is still somewhat niche like, why does it even matter? I doubt the energy usage is anywhere near AI workloads running today
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by r_lee 3mo ago
personally it's really interesting to see how older people just don't understand AI images, they seemingly can't spot it or understand what it is and how it all just looks like slop I'm not trying to be ignorant but I ju
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by r_lee 3mo ago
don't worry, im hearing that von der Leyen and all the EU politicians are hard at work and are about to shake hands and announce another package of funds that will disappear into the void in order to make the EU the "powerhouse&qu
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by r_lee 3mo ago
it's like Wikipedia begging for money saying they don't have enough
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by r_lee 3mo ago
was this generated with AI? constant "this is not x, it's y" and vocabulary that I usually see from like Claude
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by r_lee 3mo ago
I don't think those two cases are related he's a relatively well known figure in finance and pharma investing
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by r_lee 3mo ago
if you think the Apple TV or Nvidia shield example applies to this then I don't know what to say
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by r_lee 3mo ago
Made in China and random Chinese brands are two very different things

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