raincole

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by raincole 5d ago
Why would he go back to the US lmao. He's foolish enough to trust the US people but not that foolish.
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by raincole 5d ago
> The personality is bland Sounds like a plus. Guess I will give Grok another try...
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by raincole 5d ago
Just pi. `pi install` the packages you actually need or ask LLM to write a package for you. Keeping the harness minimal is the point of pi.
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by raincole 5d ago
What a crazy thread lol. I really can't tell who is serious and who isn't there.
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by raincole 6d ago
In other words, immutable != read only. In C# ReadOnlyCollection<T> and ImmutableArray<T> are two completely different things for this exact reason.
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by raincole 6d ago
FYI I never had LLM writing such a commit message. So as they say, skill issue.
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by raincole 7d ago
Yeah because... AI is a tool, not an artist. In other words water is wet.
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by raincole 7d ago
> To me if you ask to a 10 years old kid and give him a PC with Microsoft Paint on it it will you will have a much better result than any AI-generated option in the post. Sorry, if it's a joke it doesn't land very well. Before
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by raincole 8d ago
It sounds even worse. Actually far worse. It's a project already in use and the author just nuked the whole git history?
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by raincole 8d ago
It seems that the author has very weird and strong obsession over Yudkowsky and his HP fanfic and took the public hatred toward AI companies as an opportunity to ridicule him.
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by raincole 8d ago
> can you use this to create legitimate terms I don't think you can. What I get from this article is that this is not a product they're going to sell to average consumers.
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by raincole 9d ago
Doesn't that defeat most of the benefit though?
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by raincole 9d ago
If you think GIMP and Krita (especially Krita) can replace Photoshop in workplace I'm 100% sure you don't know what professionals pay Photoshop for and perhaps you should observe some people's working environments before crit
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by raincole 10d ago
I use this niche app as an example because if you only consider mainstream apps (e.g. Microsoft Excel, Adobe Photoshop) then Linux is completely off the table. Bringing Houdini, an app whose main user base has Linux-based rendering cluste
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by raincole 11d ago
> you can also run a stock Ubuntu install which will be a great working & gaming workhorse that doesn't add hassle to your life. Sure, if your job is writing backend server code. Many of us need other apps though. Things like
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by raincole 11d ago
Got'em what? It's a paragraph about someone else's agent annoying them with emails.
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by raincole 11d ago
Yes, but it eats your 5-hour quota really quick.
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by raincole 11d ago
It is when the tool's tagline is literally: > an AI 3D modeling tool for architecture and product design.
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by raincole 11d ago
The real surprising part is that Anthropic is also negligible (according to this article) in Germany. It's all OpenAI. But I didn't dare to change the title that much.
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by raincole 11d ago
It obviously is applicable to all companies outside China, but the article is about German companies.
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by raincole 11d ago
Title is edited as the original title buries the "German" part.
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German companies rely almost exclusively on AI models and services from the USA(heise.de)
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by raincole 11d ago
- Ukrainians, definitely.
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by raincole 12d ago
Not very long ago, there was a post on HN about how they used AI to run businesses and sent fake bills, committing multiple invoice frauds. I'm sure this one is perfectly fine and I'm just stating an off-topic tidbit :)
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by raincole 12d ago
I just realized this is one more thing destroyed by LLM after em-dashes.
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by raincole 12d ago
Most software written in win32 days still work today on Win 10/11. You really can't say the same for X11/Wayland.
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by raincole 12d ago
Why would the plane keep changing? If there are only these three objects, won't the vectors of their gravitational pull to each other all be on this plane too?
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by raincole 13d ago
I wonder what the tipping point was where the general attitude towards PG and his essays changed. It's tempting to say AI, but I feel it was more like AirBnB era? When people saw how one of YC's golden goose affected the local com
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by raincole 13d ago
> This isn't "wow isn't it interesting LLMs do anything to achieve a goal" it's "why isn't anybody punishing these labs that are clearly acting without due care or regard". It's both, isn&#x27
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by raincole 14d ago
> photographer "Photography couldn’t qualify as an art in its own right, the explanation went, because it lacked “something beyond mere mechanism at the bottom of it." -- The Crayon, one of the oldest art magazines. It turns ou

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