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by shafyy 1y ago
Lying by ommission is still lying.
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by shafyy 1y ago
Let's bring back no-coding /s
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by shafyy 1y ago
No
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by shafyy 1y ago
Being opposed to neoliberalism does not mean being opposed to free markets in general.
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by shafyy 1y ago
Jesus man, how can you look at the economic history of the past 30 years and still think neoliberalism is the way to go?
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by shafyy 1y ago
I tried German in the preview box there, and it had a very strong English accent.
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by shafyy 1y ago
> I still don't understand how cursor is making any money at all. They don't make any money. They are burning VC money. Anthropic and OpenAI are probably also not making moeny, but Cursor is making "more no money" t
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by shafyy 1y ago
She's right, smoking is much cooler.
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by shafyy 1y ago
Same. I actually like writing code, reviewing code that my colleagues have written, having interesting technical discusisons. I don't want to spend my days reviewing code that some AI has written. But I guess if you don't like wri
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by shafyy 1y ago
Not refuse, but remark that none of the answers seems correct. After all, we are only 2 days away from an AGI pro gamer researcher AI according to experts[1], so I would expect this behavior at least. 1: People who have a financial stake in
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by shafyy 1y ago
If I were a potential customer and have a call with a company I want to buy from and there's Nomi or a similar "AI" joining, this would be a instant turn-off for me.
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by shafyy 1y ago
Thank you! Everybody here acting like LLMs have some kind of ulterior motive or a mind of their own. It's just printing out what is statistically more likely. You are probably all engineers or at least very interested in tech, how can
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by shafyy 1y ago
Money is a social construct
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by shafyy 1y ago
They never seriously persued AGI. It's all a hype, a scam. When will people finally understand this?
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by shafyy 1y ago
Already people staring at their phones all day is depressing. But I agree, this sounds even more depressing. But it's not a very big leap from where we stand as society today.
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by shafyy 1y ago
I can't imagine that Jony Ive built a more advanced AR headset than Meta, Apple and all the others in two years.
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by shafyy 1y ago
Altman is a new era conman, he does not have any vision whatsoever.
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by shafyy 1y ago
I would still wager that most of the 30% is some boilterplate stuff. Which is ok. But sounds less impressive with that caveat.
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by shafyy 1y ago
Unfortunately, this is true. From the article: > The implications of the treatment go far beyond treating KJ, said Dr. Peter Marks, who was the Food and Drug Administration official overseeing gene-therapy regulation until he recently r
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by shafyy 1y ago
Not an UX thing, but I find myself going back to Google Maps to find restaurants, reviews and reliable opening hours all the time. Neither Apple Maps nor Organic Maps offers the same level of quality (not to say that Google Maps reviews can
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by shafyy 1y ago
Even if what you are saying is true, a significant part of a developer's time is not writing code, but doing other things like thinking about how to best solve a problem, thinking about the architecture, communicating with coworkers, a
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by shafyy 1y ago
But we don't get the high quality products for free. Google is using Chrome to strenghten their market dominance in other markets, such as advertising. Furthermore, they are using their market power in browsers to push through standard
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by shafyy 1y ago
What makes Google a cartel (or rather, monopoly) in this case is that they own > 80% of the browser market. Not that they pay other companies so that they appear as the default search engine.
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by shafyy 1y ago
Sounds like Stockholm Syndrome to me. We simply don't know how browsers would have developed in the past years if Google did not have a monopoly. However, we know that monopolies are almost never good for consumers. Therefore, there is
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by shafyy 1y ago
> It is a bit like calling a supermarket a cartel if it relies on local residents for 80% of its profits. This comparison does not make sense?
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by shafyy 2y ago
It says in the article what the point if the ministry is
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by shafyy 2y ago
The EV market has not stalled. Tesla has stalled and declined.
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by shafyy 2y ago
What kind of comparison is this? A government ministry is not a private enterprise, it has different goals and structures. It's like saying a cargo ship can't keep up with a speed boat.
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by shafyy 2y ago
We do know in general how LLMs work. Now, it's of course not always possible to say why a specific output is generated given an input, but we do know HOW it does it. To translate it to your analogy with dogs: We do know how the anatomy
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by shafyy 2y ago
> Do you have a theory about when certain LLM capabilities emerge? We do know how LLMs work, correct? We also know what they are capable of and what not (of course this line is often blurred by hype). I am not an expert at all on LLMs

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