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by wonnage 5mo ago
Ah, the classic "let's be objective and ignore key constraint that is inconvenient for SV tech bro hype "
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by wonnage 5mo ago
17: don't worry, i'm sure they'll just ask their LLM to figure it out
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by wonnage 5mo ago
Kinda sketchy that all of the base stats are hardcoded in the JS (foundingPatrons is 36605, totalPledged is 22816377). Then it fetches some "live" stats and adds values to that.
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by wonnage 5mo ago
Moving the goalposts describes the entire history of AI. it’s “AI” in the hype phase and turns into “OCR” once it actually works. At various points quadcopters, towel folding, image recognition, sentiment analysis, etc. were all “AI”
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by wonnage 5mo ago
There are trillions of dollars riding on the fact that they in fact think, and a bunch of people here have their lottery tickets tied up in that, so good luck with that
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by wonnage 5mo ago
Aside from sleepiness, closing your eyes shut also tends to make daydreaming worse.
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by wonnage 6mo ago
This isn’t a hypothesis, it’s a wild unsubstantiated guess
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by wonnage 6mo ago
I think there’s already enough lost in translation that the text direction is the least of your worries haha
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by wonnage 6mo ago
This is like saying westerners need to read mirrored manga to truly appreciate the artist’s intent. You can just start reading from the right…
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by wonnage 6mo ago
This is pretty misguided.A casual mistake like forgetting your cough syrup has acetaminophen can easily cause an overdose and then you fucking die . That’s not the risk profile you want for “most people in most circumstances”.
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by wonnage 6mo ago
Everyone that’s left either buys into the culture or is stuck due to immigration
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by wonnage 6mo ago
People already do this by buying cases
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by wonnage 6mo ago
Conspiracy theory: they intentionally seeded the world with millions of slop PRs and now they’re “catching bugs” with Mythos
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by wonnage 6mo ago
Today in AI psychosis:
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by wonnage 6mo ago
Some colleges seem to be glorified sports teams that happen to have a school attached.
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by wonnage 6mo ago
They’ve been shilling the same statement since GPT-2
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by wonnage 6mo ago
Lol the only thing that looking at your comment history brought is that you repeatedly bring up your long comment history.
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by wonnage 6mo ago
Equivalent of filing a ticket against the slot machine when you lose more often than expected
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by wonnage 6mo ago
Yes
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by wonnage 6mo ago
Anecdotally the “power users” of AI are the ones who have succumbed to AI psychosis and write blog posts about orchestrating 30 agents to review PRs when one would’ve done just fine. The actual power users have an API contract and don’t giv
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by wonnage 6mo ago
The OP “bug report” is a wall of AI slop generated from looking at its own chat transcripts
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by wonnage 6mo ago
Just use a different tool or stop vibe coding, it’s not that hard. I really don’t understand the logic of filing bug reports against the black box of AI
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by wonnage 7mo ago
Seems more like a case study in AI psychosis
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by wonnage 7mo ago
They’re the same thing now except that skills can have some frontmatter to allow the agent to execute them automatically.
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by wonnage 7mo ago
State in HTML is a horrible mistake. Now everything has to be constantly serialized/deserialized into strings.
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by wonnage 7mo ago
Congrats, you described imgui which is basically react
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by wonnage 7mo ago
An underappreciated source of bloat is module duplication stemming from code splitting. SPAs have a bad rep because you don't expect to download an entire app just to load one page on the web. You can solve this by code splitting. But
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by wonnage 7mo ago
fwiw the “tax” in Japan is not paid by the individual, and generally taxing the behavior via e.g sugar taxes rather than the outcome has worked better without much public outcry after the fact
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by wonnage 7mo ago
“someone” in this case is in the 73rd percentile in the USA and ~40th in JP. So the USA is still significantly more expensive as a portion of actual income. “GDP per capita” is a relatively useless figure
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by wonnage 7mo ago
This is the is/ought problem in a nutshell, no amount of compute will reliably solve this problem. Maybe there are some parallels to the halting problem here too.

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