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robofanatic
5mo ago
> The world is like a ride in an amusement park only difference is, in real world there may be consequences that you may not be able to undo so you may have to be little careful while riding.
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robofanatic
6mo ago
invention of bitcoin is significant enough that world needs to know who really did it. Why is the person hiding is the real question.
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6mo ago
Well, in few years not sure I will know how to think any more. If I am stuck on something I just ask the LLM and get the solution. While this shortcut sometimes saves me a ton of time and headaches, I miss that long route of thinking and ge
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robofanatic
6mo ago
But hopefully erratic behavior of such callers may actually bring some change because Karen is definitely going to complain about him once the manager asks why the fax machine is down.
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7mo ago
this is magic. hope Spotify doesn't spot it and stop it!
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7mo ago
Of course my only objection was the language. LLMs are now old enough to leave the jargon behind and talk in simple easy to understand terms.
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7mo ago
> Mamba-3 is a new state space model (SSM) designed with inference efficiency as the primary goal — a departure from Mamba-2, which optimized for training speed. The key upgrades are a more expressive recurrence formula, complex-valued s
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7mo ago
> with the latest bizarre web stacks, frameworks for everything, node for this, npm for that, Angular, React, Vue, whatever - as if solving business problems just became too boring for software developers, so we decided to spend our cycl
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8mo ago
oxidation is a chemical process where a substance loses electrons, often by reacting with oxygen, causing it to change. What does it have to do with JavaScript?
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8mo ago
most .ai domains are taken. How I regret not buying watermelon.ai for $85, next day I see it was gone :-(
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8mo ago
Ideas were “cheap” before because implementation was harder. Now I guess the coin has flipped.
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8mo ago
More than writing code the IDE itself makes me anxious. Especially Xcode. Wish they make the IDE interface somewhat simpler by leveraging AI.
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8mo ago
I just hate CNN subscribe screen. It completely locks my iPhone chrome browser. I have to kill the browser and reopen it to go back.
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8mo ago
Ironically people who fall in not doing the thing category of this article are valued more than those who do the thing.
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8mo ago
What’s preventing AI from taking on the role of an architect?
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8mo ago
> trends will shift toward few-use throwaway software software has worked this way since the rise of the internet and SaaS. consumers rarely need to install anything locally other than a browser.
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9mo ago
Exactly! It’s like I saw you selling pre-cut fruit for $7 so I decided to cut my own fruit every week.
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9mo ago
> they just announced ads wondering how is it going to work when they "search the web" to get the information, are they essentially going to take ad revenue away from the source website?
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9mo ago
It really depends on what 'XYZ' is and how many hoops you need to jump through to get to the answer. ChatGPT gets information from various places and gives you the answer as well as the explanation at each step. Without tools like
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9mo ago
I bet you haven't seriously communicated with others in a language that is not native to you. You'll probably end up doing similar things if you have to.
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9mo ago
And a lot of companies call themselves “AI companies” because their developers use copilot to generate code.
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9mo ago
Body shoppers on steroids
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9mo ago
might work for internal applications where you may not care about UI/UX much. But for client facing applications you want to be little more careful.
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9mo ago
> Mark Zuckerberg has had “AGI” for over a decade in the form of tens of thousands of human software engineers This makes me think that companies like Open AI, Anthropic etc are simply new types of body shoppers. body shoppers don’t have
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9mo ago
What about other smart guys looking for ideas for their startup?
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9mo ago
:-) and while doing this, the background turns yellow — why? how annoying it would be if something like this existed in real life - turning off the fan switches on the lights, and turning off the lights switches on the fan.
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9mo ago
> Yes, I know about flexbox for more than a decade but always have to search to remember how it is done. These days I use display: flex; so much that I wish the initial value of the display property in CSS should be flex instead of inlin
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9mo ago
why didn't ready to eat meals available so cheaply at any grocery store make the local mom and pop restaurants irrelevant?
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9mo ago
>I really really want this to be true. I want to be relevant Think of yourself as a chef and LLMs as ready to eat meals or a recipe app. Can ready to eat meals OR recipe apps put a chef out of business?
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10mo ago
I bought djangosquare.com with exactly the same thought a year ago and till today I haven’t done anything with it!
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