solumunus

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by solumunus 3mo ago
> Protection from downside risk on your S&P500 investments may cost 20-30% of your investment What? Absolutely not.
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by solumunus 3mo ago
And let’s be honest there’s absolutely no chance Oracle will be successful here right?
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by solumunus 3mo ago
The only hope is that subsidised usage stops and somehow LLM’s can’t get any more cost effective from this point. No one is going to drop their guns and pick up a sword if they don’t have to.
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by solumunus 3mo ago
It feels to me like I’m still thinking a lot, but more efficiently. My goal isn’t to write code, it’s to translate business requirements and to architect solutions while balancing trade offs. I’m putting an equal amount of thought into that
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by solumunus 3mo ago
Turns out that it’s easier to be manipulated by a nefarious ally rather than the expected enemy.
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by solumunus 3mo ago
I’m in the UK. There are a lot of people who are voting purely on the issue of Israel. For all this time I’ve found that to be quite ridiculous, we have enough problems here so why would a conflict we have little involvement in be your prim
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by solumunus 3mo ago
Anyone who thought this guy was a genius is probably still frantically applauding.
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by solumunus 3mo ago
Is the scale there though? I know some people use AI like a companion or mentor, but how common is that really?
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by solumunus 3mo ago
> You and I didn't. Some folks did. No they didn’t. I’m sorry but this seems to be pure waffle.
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by solumunus 3mo ago
Some intelligent people are vulnerable. All very low IQ people are vulnerable. Of course there is a correlation.
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by solumunus 3mo ago
It doesn’t make me feel any type of way it’s just an observation that has been made. You can find interviews with ex-terrorists where they detail how recruitment is done and how work is delegated.
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by solumunus 3mo ago
I don’t quite understand what you’re suggesting.
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by solumunus 3mo ago
Genuinely most terrorists are mentally handicapped. They groom, coerce and exploit low IQ individuals, because those are the people you can convince to blow themselves up (or whatever else).
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by solumunus 3mo ago
I think it’s just that the syntax is more difficult to grok. When I first saw code (PHP and JS) it was fairly easy to read and figure out what was going on. I’m now experienced but I’ve never tried Lisp, but reading Lisp code takes consider
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by solumunus 3mo ago
They’ve said they’re renting them out.
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by solumunus 3mo ago
Why would I do that.
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by solumunus 3mo ago
Well they’ve claimed operational profitability on that, and probably aren’t lying as they’re about to IPO…
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by solumunus 3mo ago
That’s Mythos. Fable isn’t specifically for that I don’t think, just an enhanced ability and persistence of Opus.
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by solumunus 3mo ago
Personally I wouldn't want to promote X.
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by solumunus 3mo ago
Because that is how the law operates.
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by solumunus 3mo ago
Statically typed languages with compiler hints are the absolute best languages for LLM's to work with. Successful compilation is incredible feedback, and it basically just means that there is a higher chance that the feature is in a co
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by solumunus 3mo ago
I don't actually guarantee it, that would be ridiculous.
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by solumunus 3mo ago
> 2 months ago management was showing us scoreboards, praising leaders who used most tokens. Everyone is insane.
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by solumunus 3mo ago
I think it’s a fact that people do it and it’s a real phenomena. Whether it has any scientific basis or not is a different matter.
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by solumunus 3mo ago
I guarantee half the folk commenting “ai slop” on people’s projects are folk who never read people’s code even before AI. Now they get to dismiss it without providing any specifics and feel superior.
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by solumunus 3mo ago
Bacon - the ultimate diet food.
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by solumunus 3mo ago
Why do you think you would have a choice? It’s up to the business owner if they want to spend money on AGI rather than hire you, if the AGI is more effective per $ they will choose that.
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by solumunus 3mo ago
Well there’s videos of people doing it, forums with users talking about doing it, etc.
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by solumunus 3mo ago
It’s pretty much the norm in all industries.
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by solumunus 3mo ago
In my experience it didn’t seem that impactful at the time. The social effect of early Facebook was pretty minor, not that much different to the MSN chats that came before it. I think it’s social media content discovery algorithms specifica

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