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by scotty79 4mo ago
They basically liked the idea of the book and used the bulk of its text as lorem ipsum in a demo for their most likely one (three?) person "digital agency" that probably has 3 clients including mom. The title made me think that he
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by scotty79 4mo ago
Are you still reading webpages personally instead telling your AI to do it?
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by scotty79 4mo ago
I'm going to die of old age in this world where no-one can feel safe to make any small, unrelated, irrelevant, unpopular, ugly, worthless thing without the threat of being fed to the lawyers. No-one is seriously fighting the tyranny of
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by scotty79 4mo ago
I did walk to a car wash. Automated one. To look at how it worked. I don't drive to a car wash often. Maybe once in few years. I don't see the point. The car is out in the elements all the time. It gets clean and dirty randomly.
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by scotty79 4mo ago
> reach for an LLM and do their thinking in concert with it This basically models how the intellectual work is going to be overwhelmingly done in the future.
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by scotty79 4mo ago
Maybe homework should be handwritten again? OCRs got good.
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by scotty79 4mo ago
> AI is a tool for propaganda. In my experience so far it's less of a propaganda than basically any other medium massively consumed today. It might become it one day though, like all othe media became it.
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by scotty79 4mo ago
Socialization goes out of fashion at a rapid pace. If I were to guess, technology deprived kids will quickly catch up with the trend when they age out of the ban. Also use of technology anti-correlated with alcohol and drug use so there mig
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by scotty79 4mo ago
Money is power and large power should be under democratic supervision. Billion dollars worth power is a large power.
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by scotty79 4mo ago
Ability to substitute designated model in a running app with another one or some abliterated version would be amazingly cool. Which means Apple won't allow that.
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by scotty79 4mo ago
I have strong affinity for having references popping into my mind when doing something not obviously related. Sometimes the connection is obscure, sometimes the source of the reference is obscure. I highly doubt people would get many of the
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by scotty79 4mo ago
Are those really a flip side? Stoics wouldn't agree.
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by scotty79 4mo ago
Who knows, maybe when healthy some of them could actually be fixed.
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by scotty79 4mo ago
Is it only the dose? I think I read somewhere that rodents are especially vulnerable to this substance for some genetic reason. To lazy to check again. Not to lazy to pronounce my ignorance in a comment. Oh my.
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by scotty79 4mo ago
> It climbed to 84 tok/s, then hit a wall, insisting further optimization was impossible. > Hours later, Anthropic rolled back invisible LLM development safeguards, and it hit 255 tok/s. Wow. Limitnig access to models for ot
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by scotty79 4mo ago
As good opportunity as any to acquire some emotional intelligence.
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by scotty79 4mo ago
> Use of some tools like LLMs might be more inducing psychosis than others like plain compilers or hammers. I really don't get it. Why the fact that it outputs words is so goddamn important for everybody? How does it suddenly make y
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by scotty79 4mo ago
If you have a toolbox full of similar but different tool getting to know them is a prudent thing to do, not a psychosis. There's no connection because the tool is immutable (except for adjustments you made) but you do develop a specifi
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by scotty79 4mo ago
You can ask the agent to change its own configs. Pi does that by default.
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by scotty79 4mo ago
AI is great at code deobfuscation. AI assisted decompilation should also work great.
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by scotty79 4mo ago
Spcx is so overvalued that its value for the investors is whatever they wish it to be. If they wish it causes no dilution their wish becomes true. They already wished about 90% of the whole share price into existence.
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by scotty79 4mo ago
Please don't let Musk know that his money can be used for the real world, mundane stuff. Because he will buy 150 hospitals and drive them to ruin, private equity style. We are way better off when he pays abstract amounts of it for abst
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by scotty79 4mo ago
What skill atrophy? I'm building more programs than I ever was and learning about so many software building related subjects.
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by scotty79 4mo ago
The skill that billionaires have is to stay on top of some self-inflating economic baloon while pushing other people off. People who are billionaires now are people who were lucky enought to get on top of the baloons that actually flew and
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by scotty79 4mo ago
Wealth is not a resource to be gathered or utilized. Wealth is just a number. Number that determines what fraction of future output of human civilization this person can command on a whim. Letting one person have this amount of power is jus
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by scotty79 4mo ago
I think they have on of the highest rates of depression but also one of the highest reported happiness. Humans are weird.
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by scotty79 4mo ago
In a world of security through general incompetence, competence is a threat.
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by scotty79 4mo ago
If what your patch fixes is a vulnerability bug then the test for it is basically an exploit.
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by scotty79 4mo ago
It basically as if you asked it to find ways to enter someone's house and it refused. But then give it exact copy of their house, ask to secure it, which it does and look at what it secured to find out how to get into the original hous
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by scotty79 4mo ago
We are past weaving wizard spells. Now we are at cunning demon summoning.

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