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unification_fan
2y ago
Fair, but then again FOSS is born from individual hackers who want to learn how to build X, or who feel like the ecosystem doesn't provide the X they would like to have. It fosters a culture where everyone can hack something together,
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unification_fan
2y ago
Literally all of that is because capitalism incentivizes short-term profit over meaningful, society-benefiting work. FOSS doesn't have these problems.
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unification_fan
2y ago
Ah I thought this was about computer games. For a second I thought that it was an engine to build arbitrary cross-platform card games with solid online multiplayer. But this seems rather specific, and cross-platform only means "Android
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unification_fan
2y ago
> Could make interesting case law. Yeah, to perpetuate this system where only those who can afford lawyers get to benefit
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unification_fan
2y ago
Sorry, I'm autistic.
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unification_fan
2y ago
We need to profile your every thought and emotion. Don't worry though, it's for medical or safety reasons only. Same for your internet history... You know, terrorism and all. Can't have that.
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unification_fan
2y ago
So it's like Steam but for games that I found lackluster 15 years ago and that haven't changed since (except for Wesnoth, which is also on Steam)
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unification_fan
2y ago
But he literally did
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unification_fan
2y ago
I'll have a McNuke to go with that take.
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unification_fan
2y ago
But that would require learning more than one programming language, and that would make hiring juniors way too expensive.
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unification_fan
2y ago
Everyone calls them sound cards and they are marketed as sound cards therefore they are sound cards. An USB audio interface is literally just an external sound card. Regardless, I did a quick google search to confirm that my usage of the te
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unification_fan
2y ago
But this is an elevator pitch. I didn't come here to be marketed to, yet I am being marketed to. So if you're going to market something to me at least do it right. My attention span is low because I don't really give a shit a
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unification_fan
2y ago
Actually, Caffeine is the name of a hello world script I wrote back in the 80s, so...
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unification_fan
2y ago
How are people surprised that Luigi Mangione is considered a hero?
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unification_fan
2y ago
How is the concept of algorithmic complexity analogous to queuing?
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unification_fan
2y ago
> A sound card could alleviate some potential issues though either because you bought a cheap board or just from being lied to by marketing that you were getting better onboard sound than they actually built. But it is still located on
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unification_fan
2y ago
You can ask it whatever you want but unless you do some pen and paper calculations to prove that whatever GPT says isn't bullshit, you're just writing fanfiction.
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unification_fan
2y ago
> Needs strong justification. if animals didn't show problem-solving skills, and thus reasoning, complex ones wouldn't exist anymore by now. Planning is a fundamental skill for survival in a resource-constrained environment and
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unification_fan
2y ago
>and wonder how an intelligent person can still think this, Read up on the ELIZA effect
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unification_fan
2y ago
It's probably the same genetic code that cats use
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unification_fan
2y ago
> So few SV products remotely make the world better Because devs have to eat in order to survive?
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unification_fan
2y ago
If it came with a full disclosure of its internal parts and test results, why not? Why exactly do we allow ourselves to be convinced instead of informed?
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unification_fan
2y ago
I think that most of the developers who advocate for AI coding have never worked all by themselves on projects with over 500/1000 files. Because if they had they would not advocate for AI coding.
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unification_fan
2y ago
I've been saying this ever since GPT 3 came out and I started toying with it. It's unfortunate that for all the people who work in AI most of them barely even know what Prolog is.
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unification_fan
2y ago
> LLMs are the new compilers. This shows a grave misunderstanding of what compilers and LLMs are. They're fundamentally opposite concepts. Compilers are about optimizing abstract code down to the most efficient representation possib
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unification_fan
2y ago
They have been doing this since day 1. I was a subscriber in the first few months (then occasionally every few months to check out the progress) and so many people complained that OpenAI fiddled with the models daily without saying anything
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unification_fan
2y ago
If it weren't for biases and mental shortcuts we would still be busy exploring the search space of how to knap rocks together. And besides, ternary logic is pretty boring. It's just one more option compared to binary logic. Also i