singpolyma3

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by singpolyma3 2mo ago
Most people simply do not want to be entrepreneurs
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by singpolyma3 2mo ago
Or their career will just involve different tools and skills than they previously assumed
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by singpolyma3 2mo ago
Except agricultural automation does exist. And people do choose to do it by hand because... It's a hobby and efficiency isn't the point
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by singpolyma3 2mo ago
> Mathematicians are paid to prove theorems lol who is paying for this? Mathematicians are generally paid to do other things and get to do this kind of work as a side effect.
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by singpolyma3 2mo ago
Headline is the whole story. Sometimes a therapy doesn't work. Especially a new one
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by singpolyma3 2mo ago
There is at this time no reason to believe that. We know an AI cannot own copyright in the US. We don't know that the author doesn't own it. And if they don't we don't know how much of their own manual effort on the outp
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by singpolyma3 3mo ago
Another webkit skin pretending to be a browser.
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by singpolyma3 3mo ago
If anything is wrong it is preserving human remains to begin with. Waste of space.
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by singpolyma3 3mo ago
This is an anti AI post masquerading as an anti opencode port. Nevertheless I'm curious what people might suggest to use instead with local models.
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by singpolyma3 3mo ago
We also used to get for free things that people now routinely pay for. Remember maps mash ups?
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by singpolyma3 3mo ago
Same business model as always: build cool tech because it is cool and figure it out later.
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by singpolyma3 3mo ago
Assuming non terrestrial life needs complex molecules. Which we can't know for sure.
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by singpolyma3 3mo ago
> The gas detected in the atmosphere is helium, which would not be able to support life Nonsense. You mean not able to support terrestrial life.
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by singpolyma3 3mo ago
Easy reading is achieved by typesetting later if needed. Writing by hand is painful and slow and it makes sense to optimize for the write operation as much as possible
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by singpolyma3 3mo ago
There's some good thinking about this in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Children_of_the_Sky
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by singpolyma3 3mo ago
Yes I would disagree. I've never had a co-worker who was consistently producing output chastised in any way. No matter how far "behind" me they were.
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by singpolyma3 3mo ago
Use the library
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by singpolyma3 3mo ago
I mostly like this article but > Those who refuse to use an LLM will fall behind because they won't be able to produce as much Seems like a silly and needlessly aggressive take. Fall behind what? Able to produce "as much"
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by singpolyma3 3mo ago
I'm pretty sure there's a reason we frown on people hiring servants in general, such as a driver or a housemaid. It's far too similar to slavery for anyone's comfort
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by singpolyma3 3mo ago
If she hires people doesn't that just perpetuate the problem?
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by singpolyma3 3mo ago
Oh I see. So no sound but not with mouth closed
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by singpolyma3 3mo ago
I'm having trouble imagining how one would use this. How do you speak without making sounds?
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by singpolyma3 3mo ago
How is this different from any other use of AI? Of course the criteria for everything should be good or bad not who made it.
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by singpolyma3 3mo ago
Why?
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by singpolyma3 3mo ago
It's part of the OS
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by singpolyma3 3mo ago
Sure. I don't personally know anyone who does a lot of things. It isn't mean they don't happen. I do personally know people who pay for regular products with cryptocurrency. Including myself.
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by singpolyma3 3mo ago
I don't understand this line or reasoning. People use various cryptocurrencies to buy and sell legitimate products and services every day. Is the argument just that they could probably have done it some other way?
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by singpolyma3 3mo ago
Neither open source nor federated? Why would we takes steps backwards in this way?
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by singpolyma3 3mo ago
I thought of it as a pun
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by singpolyma3 3mo ago
Cycling on sidewalks is illegal here in Canada. Surprised it's being allowed elsewhere

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