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by scotty79 5mo ago
Curiously nothing on DeepSWE and ARC-AGI-3 yet. For ARC at least there's a statement that Anthropic won't guarantee them that their secret private test data won't be collected by them and used for training.
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by scotty79 5mo ago
> Building software that lasts Nah. Now everyone can build single purpose, single use, throw away software.
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by scotty79 5mo ago
Isn't that the entire point of the economy and the free market? Finding out how cheaply things can be done and doing them?
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by scotty79 5mo ago
That depends entirely on how they and I are using tools available. There must be a sweet spot. Best person at finding that sweet spot wins on price. I'd be up for that.
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by scotty79 5mo ago
Neither apologies, nor complements affect the behavior of the potato. Words affect the behavior of and LLM.
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by scotty79 5mo ago
Every freelancer that switched to AI feels exactly what happened even if they can't name it. We became for AI what our clients were for us. Some hate it, some love it. To feel safe in life our clients needed to have an actual business.
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by scotty79 5mo ago
GPT-5.5, 100% so far for all of my problems that actually have an anwser.
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by scotty79 5mo ago
> I can't shop for hammers at the hardware store and sort by the quality of finished products they would produce. What? You can and you should. That's exactly what product tests are enabling you to do. If you need a glue, you
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by scotty79 5mo ago
Sorry. I was just curious about your response. Thanks.
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by scotty79 5mo ago
How about US? It's just one step removed. Or maybe half a step?
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by scotty79 5mo ago
Jumping spider with just a handful of neurons has many human-like attributes. Size matters.
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by scotty79 5mo ago
> Voting not being effective is quite a long way from voting not being allowed at all. How so exactly? Do you think that the fact that people in russia, for example, can vote is far from them not being allowed to vote?
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by scotty79 5mo ago
What about modern non-wealthy? They neither get a fair stake in society nor even a voice that matters. Voting pretty much doesn't work. How much the issue is supported by non-wealthy voters has no bearing on the laws that are going to
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by scotty79 5mo ago
"China bad!" is a moral statement. Whetever the reasons might have been that it was formed.
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by scotty79 5mo ago
I would easily pay a lot of money to have access to AI for my job. I actually do pay. If the cost was significant I'd just add it to hourly rate that I consider acceptable. Company always pays in the end, because company is the only en
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by scotty79 5mo ago
I don't think business is interested in any sustainability of anything. There's zero incentives for that for anyone.
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by scotty79 5mo ago
That's unbelievable! As in "I did not believe it". I mean it's nominally true, but only because this table has almost nothing in it, so a second index on random uuid is a visible cost. If this was actual table in actual
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by scotty79 5mo ago
It's " WITHOUT ROWID" problem. Why would you force database to order rows on the drive according to random id?
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by scotty79 5mo ago
How would roleplaying a victim help his problem of not being feared sufficiently by little computer people?
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by scotty79 5mo ago
I think it's like with everything. One one hand you can replace some SaaS with in-house developed services, but on the other hand, it makes integrations with SaaS that provide functionalities you can't or don't want to deal w
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by scotty79 5mo ago
In online communication you'll soon need to develop a skill for busting AI proxy which most people will have in front of their messaging ingestion pipeline.
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by scotty79 5mo ago
First one for me was when chatGPT wrote me a function that I could paste into my code. It didn't do anything particularly clever but it did things I could figure out without me having to figure them out. That was about two years ago. S
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by scotty79 5mo ago
Hubris is one of the 3 most important qualities of a good programmer.
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by scotty79 5mo ago
Tldr; just teach them to talk to Codex and show Pi to ambitious ones. Raw Codex, both app and cli. On windows 11 which is horrible (sometimes in WSL, which sometimes crashes for no reason when I copy a lot of data around and somehow reverts
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by scotty79 5mo ago
> I wonder why they call this specific discovery “jamming”. Because it jamms.
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by scotty79 5mo ago
Are there any credible reports of Iran hitting any intended target smaller than a city? Because the drone doesn't need to have GPS for that.
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by scotty79 5mo ago
Even if that's for communication, repurposing it for mass jamming shouldn't be that hard. It already has this effect. Unless it's low power satellites that wouldn't be able to sustain radio signal in anything longer than
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by scotty79 5mo ago
> Is it possible to take any scientist talking about something they term as magic seriously? Obviously. Because the fact that they use this word for something modernly scientific means that its meaning is as far from the commonfolk meani
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by scotty79 5mo ago
I think we are going to see a lot opensource project switching to Humans Need Not Apply Mode.
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by scotty79 5mo ago
Ah, yes, sorry. My bad. I was looking at the price in EUR since USD went downhill and stopped being a roughly stable measure of value. My estimates are basically eyeballing the chart of deviation from logarithmic curve fit (on log-linear sc

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