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by woah 8mo ago
I just had an AI write a toy game engine with realistic camera and lens simulation on the view from scratch in rust in one day while i was working on other stuff all for the price of a $20/month Cursor subscription
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by woah 8mo ago
All they did was prompt an LLM over and over again to execute one iteration of a towers of hanoi algorithm. Literally just using it as a glorified scripting language: ``` Rules: - Only one disk can be moved at a time. - Only the top disk fr
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by woah 9mo ago
Just work on more ambitious projects?
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by woah 9mo ago
The realtor might pay for it or even do it themselves. It would take 5 minutes with a reciprocating saw. Or the scammer tells the realtor "never mind that" and the realtor tells the buyer.
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by woah 9mo ago
Does title insurance cover it if the sale actually goes through?
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by woah 9mo ago
Your username lol
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by woah 9mo ago
Warning- it's a Gary Marcus article. This is a guy who started out dissing LLMs to pump his own symbolic AI startup, was (likely to his surprise) hoisted on the shoulders of a mass of luddites, and has now pivoted to a career as an ant
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by woah 9mo ago
I was adding some generous padding and rounding up. I assume they'd try to get it to operate as hot as possible
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by woah 9mo ago
Was doing some back of the envelope math with chatGPT so take it with a grain of salt, but it sounds like in ideal conditions a radiator of 1m square could dissipate 300w. If this is the case, then it seems like you could approach a viable
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by woah 9mo ago
The various GPU-accelerated terminal projects always make me chuckle
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by woah 9mo ago
It's messed up that Grok underwrote all those subprime mortgages in 2008
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by woah 9mo ago
Shouldn't the government be aiming to pay the lowest price for the best goods and services rather than using procurement as a way to promote or suppress certain political opinions?
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by woah 9mo ago
> Simple cooling sinks What? You're in a huge vacuum thermos
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by woah 9mo ago
> Last year, SpaceX agreed to invest $2 billion in xAI as part of the startup’s $5 billion equity fundraising, the Wall Street Journal reported at the time. Sometimes you just need to get the founders in a room together to hash things o
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by woah 9mo ago
Probably won't be if you don't get good at it.
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by woah 9mo ago
Is this what the 16,000 were working on?
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by woah 9mo ago
Most people lived on the knife's edge of starvation before the application of fossil fuel energy and nitrogen to agriculture in the 20th century. That's why the global population exploded after the introduction of these technologi
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by woah 9mo ago
Used to be, Tony Soprano could afford a mansion in New Jersey, buy furs for his wife, and eat out at the strip club for lunch every day, all on a single income as a waste management specialist.
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by woah 9mo ago
Spoken like someone who's never placed a shoebox on a seaboard
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by woah 9mo ago
Journalists like writing about America walking into disasters
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by woah 9mo ago
This has absolutely nothing to do with privacy.
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by woah 9mo ago
That's the point. To surface non-public information as a price signal.
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by woah 9mo ago
> state regulator's exclusion/no market lists I'm not familiar, but this sounds like lists of people who are not allowed to gamble? Do stockbrokers abide by these?
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by woah 9mo ago
Distributing (trucking, rent and employees at grocery stores, etc) the potatoes costs more than growing them. Even if they are available for free at the farm, the market price in the city cannot go below the cost of distribution without gro
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by woah 9mo ago
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by woah 9mo ago
The anti-LLM side seems much more insecure. Pro-LLM influencers are sometimes corny, but it's sort of like any other influencer, they are incentivized to make everything sound exciting to get clicks. Nobody was complaining about 3d pri
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by woah 9mo ago
Not to take away from the very real security concerns, but this quote is blatantly false to anyone who has used Claude Code or Cursor: > She said if an AI agent could perform each step with 95% accuracy–which currently isn’t possible–a 1
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by woah 9mo ago
Siri to function above the level of Dragon NaturallySpeaking '95
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by woah 9mo ago
Siri on my Apple Home will default to turning off all the lights in the kitchen if it misunderstands anything. Much hilarity ensues
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by woah 9mo ago
Why isn't it your cousin's tenant who is the problem?

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