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by woah 2y ago
For some reason this sounds AI-written, especially this paragraph: > Companies love to brag about their innovation, but the real innovation is finding new ways to make us disposable. Permanent employment? That’s for suckers. Why pay bene
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by woah 2y ago
Usually Claude 3.5, but I believe they have a separate application model which puts the code that the bigger model suggests into the file
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by woah 2y ago
This has existed for decades. The proof of CPU work is called "frontend frameworks"
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by woah 2y ago
If you don't want someone to access your website, don't put it online
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by woah 2y ago
Strange to read this and the parent comment, since Cursor has never made a single error applying patches for me. The closest it's come is when the coding model adds unnecessary changes which of course is a completely different thing.
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by woah 2y ago
It's a machine, use it like one
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by woah 2y ago
It's crazy that almost every house is able to be attached to a pipe carrying high pressure water that will flood if it is broken or attached wrong, thick wire carrying high current that will shock you, a pipe containing explosive gas,
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by woah 2y ago
"IP" is a very new concept in our culture and completely absent in other cultures. It was invented to prevent verbatim reprints of books, but even so, the publishing industry existed for hundreds of years before then. It's be
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by woah 2y ago
> Perhaps most telling was the sadness expressed by several mathematicians regarding the increasing secrecy in AI research. Mathematics has long prided itself on openness and transparency, with results freely shared and discussed. The cl
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by woah 2y ago
You don't know how smart OP is
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by woah 2y ago
It's a cool aesthetic, but as a practical movement has some issues with reality. You get stuff like the solar powered website that runs out of batteries when enough people visit it. Cool statement but it would probably have been more e
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by woah 2y ago
With LLMs, I hope we move towards libraries that make code easier to read, not easier to write.
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by woah 2y ago
I would love to only receive one delivery of junk mail per week
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by woah 2y ago
Perhaps you could use LLMs in a list ranking context to generate your scifi recommendations https://github.com/noperator/raink?tab=readme-ov-file
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by woah 2y ago
Seems like that must make it impossible for the Cursor devs to use their own product given that Claude is the default there
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by woah 2y ago
Each time someone clicks "send" on chatGPT, Warner Bros gets 1c $25 to Elsevier per GPU purchase
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by woah 2y ago
Depends on the goals. If they were fine-tuning leading foundation models, then I could see this being an entirely sensible undertaking. But since their goal seems to be to make foundation models, I don't think that they will end up bei
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by woah 2y ago
My mistake. I had assumed that the first exchange was also a fake website put together by the scammers with no crypto behind it.
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by woah 2y ago
The three goals featured prominently above the fold are: > truly open > including data, documentation, training and testing code, and evaluation metrics; including community involvement > compliant > under EU regulations, OpenEu
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by woah 2y ago
This didn't have anything to do with cryptocurrency at all. It sounds like the "victim" never even touched an actual blockchain. He was induced to send money to to a scammer, using the traditional banking system.
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by woah 2y ago
get some air filters
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by woah 2y ago
I know you're trying to make a point or something, but Apple or an independent service center will do just that for not much more than the price of the battery.
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by woah 2y ago
> And most of what you described only exists in a Fox News fever dream It also exists in the 2024 election results
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by woah 2y ago
> Consider architecture (bland), clothing (low durability), food (fast food, frozen food, worse nutrition, bland taste) etc etc. Sure, people happily buy all this stuff, it works. But I can't help but feel our stuff is a lot worse t
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by woah 2y ago
No. Since 2016, leftist democrats have promised that if only the democratic party moves far left enough, they will unlock some kind of secret progressive majority. This has been repudiated at every turn, most resoundingly in the last presid
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by woah 2y ago
There are a lot of skeptical comments here, but the authors make this claim in the abstract: > We have obtained a concentrate of above room temperature superconducting particles. Is this just a lie?
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by woah 2y ago
The OS code that exists is much higher quality so the signal to noise ratio is much better
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by woah 2y ago
Huge numbers of accountants and lawyers use excel heavily knowing only the built in formula language. They will have a few "gurus" sprinkled around who can write macros but this is used sparingly because the macros are a black box
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by woah 2y ago
Data access controls couldn't have been followed in this case, given the short timelines, right?
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by woah 2y ago
> Most AI research has been conducted as if the computation available to the agent were constant (in which case leveraging human knowledge would be one of the only ways to improve performance) but, over a slightly longer time than a typi

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