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by raincole 2mo ago
We're reliving the early day Google era. It's an objectively simple tool to use, but some people just refuse to put any effort to learn. I'm thinking the issue is probably that LLMs/harnesses are too easy to use? It cr
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by raincole 2mo ago
Am I too dumb to read or this thread is heavily botted? Why most top comments are unrelated to the linked site (which is pretty obscured already)?
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by raincole 2mo ago
> Note, this would exclude most spell checkers, as they often are LLM based ? Like, what? What are you even talking about? Most spell checkers used by programmers are certainly not LLM based. Spell-checking has always been instant for li
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by raincole 2mo ago
It's 2026. There are no such developers. LLMs haven't solved programming (yet), but they have solved the common CRUD apps perfectly.
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by raincole 2mo ago
Note entirely what's the point of your comment, but AI bros have the reputation of making every discussion about AI.
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by raincole 2mo ago
The best artist I talked to in-person still uses Photoshop CS6. (And a Wacom without a display).
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by raincole 2mo ago
Do startups in other fields constantly publish their research?
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by raincole 2mo ago
Did we really learn nothing from Medium's situation?
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by raincole 2mo ago
AI would dramatically increase the demand of gatekeeping.
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by raincole 3mo ago
> Anthropic has never advocated for a ban on open-weights models. > All sufficiently capable models, open and closed, should go through mandatory safety testing. Yeah, just like voting eligibility tests aren't not to prevent peop
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by raincole 3mo ago
The audience of the article is people like the parent commenter.
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by raincole 3mo ago
Yeah, the answer is that it's gonna working fine for most users.
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by raincole 3mo ago
And by the time the models that require 1TB memory will be better. It's like people saying mobile chips are going to be better than PC chips... until they realize PC can be made of mobile chips too if that comes true.
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by raincole 3mo ago
In your world model, hardware and electricity are made out of thin air?
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by raincole 3mo ago
Any system ultimately depends on the benevolence (or at least the decency) of the people in it. The idea that a society can design a perfect system and it will run itself is very dangerous.
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by raincole 3mo ago
> as an assistant that helps me make decisions, and ensures that I'm in the driver's seat This... quite describes what the current AI feels like to me. So I really don't see a problem. If AI does too much for you, you sho
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by raincole 3mo ago
The only reason Anubis works right now is that it's not very commonly used and the bots are not optimized to bypass it (yet).
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by raincole 3mo ago
Any research on the impact of AI would have been lagging indicators. It's not the researchers' fault[0], but the nature of a field moving at neck breaking speed. Remember there was a paper saying programmers were 20% slower with A
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by raincole 3mo ago
Which you have sent to Anthropic/OpenAI/Google's servers when you run the benchmarks for the previous models.
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by raincole 3mo ago
The slope of attestation: any idea of verifying the identity behind the content (in the name of age verification, child protection, IP protection, slop prevention, and on and on) will lead to hardware attestation. I know it's inevitabl
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by raincole 3mo ago
Perhaps it's just me, but in my opinion, having not just two but three similar symbols is just bad design. Before printing press became common, there was a time there were three punctuation marks[0]: - dot - dot but lower - dot but h
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by raincole 3mo ago
Even non-VC-backed software or open source projects suffer from this. At the end of the day, fixing bugs, especially those bugs only happen in certain environments, is a very tedious and thankless task.
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by raincole 3mo ago
He once asked on zhihu (chinese quora) for recommendations of yuri (~= anime lesbian) fanfiction. Under his real name.
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by raincole 3mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lights_out_(manufacturing) > Xiaomi has an 860,000 square foot factory in Changping, Beijing capable of manufacturing 10 million smartphones a year across 11 fully automated production
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by raincole 3mo ago
Treat those proses as warnings. They mean the writers have decided to guide your emotions in certain direction instead of portraying what happened in a neutral tone.
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by raincole 3mo ago
Yes, it is. Most articles there are practically API-agnostic. Just because the code examples happen to be written with OpenGL it doesn't mean it's about OpenGL. https://learnopengl.com/PBR/Lighting Even the c
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by raincole 3mo ago
Have you actually read the linked site beyond its name? The site is about fundamentals. Yes, it contains OpenGL code, but what it covers is the fundamentals of real time graphics, not just OpenGL API.
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by raincole 3mo ago
> It's so much easier than Vulkan or writing shaders Even if you use OpenGL you still need to write shaders.
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by raincole 3mo ago
Except it did get translated to a dramatic increase in revenue. "Dramatic increase" is a ridiculous understatement here, by the way.
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by raincole 3mo ago
I highly suggest reading the article before commenting.

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