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satvikpendem
7d ago
For some of them if you weren't told they're AI I doubt you'd be able to tell, as they look like normal graphic design posters I've seen pre 2022.
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satvikpendem
7d ago
As usual, AI is a tool and will be good in the hands of the wielder. I've been saying this since Stable Diffusion released nearly half a decade ago.
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Microsoft agentically ports Copilot runtime to Rust for $120K
(theregister.com)
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satvikpendem
8d ago
Can't I just parallelize my LLM calls myself for each question?
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satvikpendem
10d ago
Maybe you need Prolog instead.
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16d ago
Controlling critical technology your software runs on.
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16d ago
They also make stuff up.
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17d ago
Indeed. People literally make stuff up when their corpus callosum is severed.
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17d ago
> People have an inner monologue Perhaps up to 50% of people actually don't have an inner monologue, much like many have aphantasia where they can't actually see anything in their mind either.
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17d ago
Sometimes this is useful so I know it didn't accidentally commit something I didn't want it to.
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17d ago
It's funny but unrealistic as Claude does a pretty good job at only changing what is required these days with the 5 tier models like Opus 5 or Fable.
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17d ago
They specifically said > What I read !== Stephen Hawking. And by that logic one cannot know anything or anyone by merely reading about them, which I find to be absurd, hence my comment.
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17d ago
Just download the ChatGPT app and use the Codex mode.
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19d ago
Pascal's AI, I see. But yes, social media algorithms and the Internet in general have made people realize doomerism is what gets the clicks and views.
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19d ago
By that logic don't read anything at all.
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19d ago
You really think Hume was the first one to think of this in hundreds of thousands of years of human history? As a very easily findable counter example, you have Al-Ghazali who came up with this several hundred years prior.
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19d ago
I just read this article about a Stephen Hawking biography that talks about how "Hawking’s overweening ambition and self-promotion, his repeated failure to acknowledge the work of others, his sexism and controlling behaviour were large
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19d ago
People are doing this already. Flutter is one example where it's compiled to Wasm. Other languages have Wasm web GUIs as well.
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19d ago
Other TVs like Samsung are using a peer to peer mesh network with nearby devices instead. LG might do the same.
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20d ago
This is funny to see because this is exactly how it was before 9/11.
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20d ago
Speaking of memetics and favorite books, check out There Is No Antimemetics Division by qntm who also wrote some seminal short stories including the one that inspired the Alex Garland show Devs . The book is about how to deal with beings
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20d ago
11 in 48 hours is way too many and I'd call that spam.
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20d ago
Old reddit redirect extension
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21d ago
A lot of them do have compilers too, like a couple of the most commonly cited React alternatives, Svelte and Solid, so I'm not sure why React specifically is singled out.
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21d ago
It was oil companies that created the notion of a "carbon footprint" as a way of deflecting blame from them to individuals and now you're falling right into their propaganda with "strict vegan diets" etc. And regard
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21d ago
Improving speed is now overengineering apparently, but the same people would complain about how horrible web dev is if it weren't improved. Damned if you do, damned if you don't.
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21d ago
That's quite shocking, at a sufficiently advanced level we can make all non-realistic graphics purely out of SVGs, as they'd have good scaling for things like logos and app icons. I know it was technically and theoretically possib
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21d ago
It's simonw. It's interesting to see their pelican benchmark, another comment by a different author elsewhere here shows some very good SVG generation too.
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21d ago
You're not understanding metaphor and I'm not sure at this point in the comment thread I could explain it to you either.
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22d ago
All Cursor users as they have very high usage limits for their first party models ie Grok and Composer, even higher than Codex, much less Claude Code.
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