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1mo ago
The important question is: Will my work competitor also resist AI? We have no way to organize this, and hence, as they say, "resistance is futile".
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EA.
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In all fairness this is someone saying something. Misremembering happens. Unless we have something with a bit more evidence, the simpler explanation suffices.
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1mo ago
> the secret So such thing existed. In fact, what they learnt was some progress existed, not what the specific progress was.
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1mo ago
Tldr. For all your bombast, do take a moment to note that no mathematician has actually said openai has not produced a correct solution. Should make you think.
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1mo ago
Which bridge? Do share the contract.
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1mo ago
Put down the pitchfork. It's a toggle in their settings.
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> Code that serves a business function might as well be slop. Math that serves directly a business function also can be slop. Both of these are simply incorrect - serving a business function means it's valuable to that function.
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1mo ago
Have we asked it new interesting math problems, after studing some space for an evening or a day?
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What do u think lean is? That's like saying a program that works, is inscrutable because it appeals to the oracle of "code test cases" to prove itself correct. You're either being intentionally obtuse, or unintentionally
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1mo ago
Isn't that a selfish viewpoint? You're ok with that?
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1mo ago
Didn't realise thinking was being banned.
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1mo ago
Lets say I like AI it makes my life easy and I don't mind datacenters. You seem to have a problem with capitalism. Not AI or datacenters. Capitalism isnt working right now. Ask for that to be abolished. Don't point your finger at
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2mo ago
Open source is solved. Human PRs are gunking up the process PRs submission should be closed, and only issue submission, with a prompt to reccreate and fix the issue should be shared. This way the prompts users are using to do things - the r
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2mo ago
source?
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2mo ago
post WW2 basically.
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2mo ago
The worry as the OP has pointed out - they will be asked to leave the workforce if they want to hone their craft by handcoding.
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2mo ago
"Celebrity" is an old world concept, and does not need to exist. it's find if we don't have them
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2mo ago
I'm opposing viewpoints that say might makes right.
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2mo ago
Closed source - for those who maybe miss this. litestream with sqlite vector based design would be more apt for someone.
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2mo ago
Ethical behavior only when you have leverage is for a hollow personality.
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2mo ago
We need to give juniors a way in, and in the AI world honestly the only way i can think of is to maek CS a minimum wage job at the 0 yoe level. Let it ramp to full pay in 6 years. This way students will make the choice for the longer term,
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2mo ago
Being an employee is an exercize in force of all kinds (do the work, join the call, do this do that) . By it's very nature, in-office workspace is what people want, not butt in office. Somehow people believe the same force for work loc
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> But seeing people get away with such levels of incompetence This is the deeper narrative. Some things apart from anger you could do: 1. Inspect this narrative and see if it's right? Or is there something you don't understand.
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2mo ago
You can choose to be unsure.
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Why not? What kind of work is this for?
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How long since you had to really manually edit. That world is history now - no point holding on to it.
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2mo ago
Does this offer anything over fedora silver blue
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> The cost of engineering and implementation has always been low With Opus and fable and sol at dozens of dollars for a month, i don't know how you can straight-faced say that. But you do you.
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> Increasing employer profits was never my goal. I always loved to solve puzzles This is the core reason. It hit me hard too. What worked is accepting the change, and then tuning to the new world, new challenges, and new identity. It
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