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by zcw100 2y ago
I believe the telco’s did dc power for years so I don’t think this anything new. Any old hands out there want to school us on how it was done in the old days?
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by zcw100 2y ago
What about a possible future with a programming language designed from the beginning with AI in mind? It's fun to think about what that might even look like.
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by zcw100 2y ago
How is this dismissive? It's a fairly straightforward statement of fact. The only way I could possibly read it as dismissive is if you interpreted it like, "These approaches are typically limited to [old, boring ass,] RDF-based we
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by zcw100 2y ago
I've had the same gripe about having to keep up with a second language just for the build tool for a while. Try taking a look at JeKa https://jeka.dev/
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by zcw100 2y ago
Anyone interested in this subject might find this art project interesting as well "Deep Fake Birdsong 2020" https://www.kellyheatonstudio.com/deep-fake-birdsong
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by zcw100 2y ago
If you want to jump into the ethics cesspool try taking a look into living donors.
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by zcw100 2y ago
People warning about a coming AI winter are almost as annoying as people doomsaying about AGI. It’s going to be somewhere in between. It can be disappointing and revolutionary at the same time. We had the dot-com crash and yet out of that g
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by zcw100 2y ago
Reads like it was AI generated.
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by zcw100 2y ago
Why bother with reorganizing the files? By this point you don’t need the filesystem abstraction. If it knows where to put it it knows where to get it. Why don’t you just ask for the file you’re looking for?
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by zcw100 2y ago
I don't know why I never see anyone mention JeKa when they complain about Gradle and Maven. https://jeka.dev
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by zcw100 2y ago
IPFS is an interesting idea but there are a number of limitations that keep it from taking off. It’s also a bit of a timesink because the initial idea is good and it sucks you in and only later do you see the problems.
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by zcw100 2y ago
> Seeing a heavy Apple user try switching to Linux on their laptop was a real eye opener for me. I’ve been using Linux since 1996 and Linux on the desktop has been and continues to be a disaster. It’s only good for two things, opening a
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by zcw100 2y ago
…and an LLM agent.
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by zcw100 2y ago
People assume this is a completely absurd answer but there are times when it is correct to put glue on a pizza. The LLM picked this up because advertisers put glue on pizza to get that cheese pull shot. The next question is will LLMs ever d
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by zcw100 2y ago
Why would WASM be any more difficult in Rust than in C?
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by zcw100 2y ago
What it means is that people who don't know anything about AI can get in on the AI hype. You only need a vague understanding of AI. You get to talk about the implementation and use of AI but none of the nuts and bolts and then then giv
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by zcw100 2y ago
A better question might be why wouldn’t AI’s hallucinate?
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by zcw100 2y ago
I’m not so sure it correlates, although I can see where you’re coming from. I know plenty of people who don’t get jack done because they’re so busy being tidy, thoughtful and organized.
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by zcw100 2y ago
Looks like a CLI version of a tiddlywiki
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by zcw100 2y ago
That’s what Stardog is doing https://www.stardog.com/
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by zcw100 2y ago
I can just see it, “Did you buy me these flowers I was it that stupid app?”
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by zcw100 2y ago
People say that I'm cynical but wow this is just off the charts. It also makes me really optimistic that something big is right around the corner. When people start with the "it's all been done" and "nothing good or
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by zcw100 2y ago
It's an unnecessarily inflammatory title. It seems to imply that we were making progress until those damn millennials screwed it up and undid it. Also "undid" seems to imply some deliberate action. Also from the article. &quo
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by zcw100 3y ago
If it's so inevitable why has nature only managed to do it once? (I'm leaving the dolphins and mice out of this discussion. --HGG)
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by zcw100 3y ago
New age hustle culture.
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by zcw100 3y ago
Is this a specific tool that implements fountain codes then?
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by zcw100 3y ago
This sounds similar to fountain codes https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fountain_code
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by zcw100 3y ago
“AI invents cures for different types of cancer” seems like a moonshot What about AlphaFold? It’s just one piece of a very large puzzle but it’s not like AI needs to do it all. I don’t think AI will be a complete solution for much of anythi
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by zcw100 3y ago
I’m willing to bet this has nothing to do with recyclability and everything to do with less expensive manufacturing.
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by zcw100 3y ago
Reminds me of my father saying something about how vacuum tubes are great integrators.

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