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by yunwal 6mo ago
The correct word for this IMO is "chaotic" in the mathematical sense. Determinism is a totally different thing that ought to retain it's original meaning.
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by yunwal 6mo ago
Determinism just means you don't have to use statistics to approach the right answer. It's not some silver bullet that magically makes things understandable and it's not true that if it's missing from a system you can&#x
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by yunwal 6mo ago
Is anyone pretending like models are not vulnerable to prompt injection? My understanding was that Anthropic has been pretty open about admitting this and saying "give access to important stuff at your own risk". https:/&#x2
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by yunwal 6mo ago
Vibecession is such a stupid, patronizing term. It’s been so obvious for so long that basic needs like housing are becoming more expensive, and yet economists can’t stop talking about their “basket of goods” as if the way that’s decided upo
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by yunwal 7mo ago
> The source code of the slot machine is not relevant to the casino manager. Famously code leaks/reverse engineering attempts of slot machines matter enormously to casino managers [0] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#
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by yunwal 7mo ago
Things that are not simple about go tooling - Comments as directives[0]. Nobody finds this intuitive. I've never met anyone that saw what directives were doing and thought to change a comment. - Comments as commands for the compiler[1]
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by yunwal 7mo ago
Where did they say the title is ai coded?
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by yunwal 7mo ago
Go and “simple tooling” don’t really belong in the same sentence. Powerful tooling, sure, but simple?
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by yunwal 7mo ago
Doesn’t really seem like that’s the way the market is heading though
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by yunwal 7mo ago
Incredibly obvious domestic surveillance scheme. Quite creepy
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by yunwal 7mo ago
> I think people in general, themselves, are just less interested in the counter cultural ethos. Gen Z is less patriotic than any other generation, so the counter-culture of their generation is really just... culture. Everyone kind of ju
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by yunwal 7mo ago
> there are billions of souls on this planet. They're not a rare thing like say, gold. They're very easily produced, by two people getting it on. You've clearly never been through childbirth. Women go through incredible am
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by yunwal 7mo ago
Yeah, I agree with other comments here that the traditional search offering has gotten a bit worse (I think because the whole web has gotten worse), but research surfaces great results. Forums, small blogs and websites with authoritative vi
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by yunwal 7mo ago
In my experience, this is only true at large companies (say, >200 employees). Which means the large companies of the future will all be taking their business elsewhere.
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by yunwal 7mo ago
Then you see a mechanic for the 5% of cases where it's weird? If you think AI is replacing 100% of software engineers anytime soon, idk what to tell you.
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by yunwal 7mo ago
To be clear, this is 100% a joke. The world (at least as of a few years ago), was about half that weight. https://old.reddit.com/r/nextfuckinglevel/comments/pdklnx/le...
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by yunwal 7mo ago
Ok, well in case anyone else does care, telegram offers e2e encrypted messages, slack and teams do not https://tsf.telegram.org/manuals/e2ee-simple
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by yunwal 7mo ago
> A flat tire is a flat tire, no matter whether a recession is going on or whether LLMs are causing chaos in white collar work. There’s really not much stopping changing tires from being automated away. Further standardization of tires
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by yunwal 7mo ago
Why are people pretending that search and AI are unrelated things that distract from each other? They’re obviously compliments
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by yunwal 7mo ago
> for coding you really want a lot of context After having gone all-in on LLM agents for a while, I'm not so sure anymore. An LLM with lots of context can sometimes generate more accurate code, but it can also hide decision-making f
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by yunwal 7mo ago
Do you honestly not believe that there is an audible difference between audio equipment? I think that makes you the insane one
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by yunwal 7mo ago
The bar for "wildly unprofitable" has risen quite a bit since then, but Amazon basically pioneered this.
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by yunwal 7mo ago
Have you heard of the story of the boy who cried wolf? The wolf succeeds because people start ignoring the boy whenever he claims there's a wolf. So no, it's not a weak argument. It's the whole point of the story you're
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by yunwal 7mo ago
Ok yeah let me just port pytorch over that should be quick
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by yunwal 7mo ago
> You can pretty much replace "docker build" with "go build". Interesting. How does go build my python app?
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by yunwal 7mo ago
>> X is basically Y is how we got here > This is abuser rhetoric Oh come on, this has nothing to do with being an abuser. You're doing the online millennial version of calling someone a dork. It's the way an entire genera
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by yunwal 7mo ago
The issue is not that health insurance companies make too much money (ok, it's not the only issue)They, along with the system they put in place introduce immense amounts of friction into every medical interaction and prevent doctors
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by yunwal 8mo ago
They absolutely matter. Except on pretty much every foreign policy issue. And also universal healthcare. Oh and also the minimum wage, which has remained the same throughout several supermajorities belonging to both parties since the 70s wh
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by yunwal 8mo ago
Only 1 of those 3 drivers is on the bus, sorry!
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by yunwal 8mo ago
You're right, I can't read

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