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by zer00eyz 7mo ago
> But once you’re dealing with... All of this is spot on! > FTA: One that’s superior to the admin panel of WordPress or Drupal? When you get to that multi person team, has any one asked them if they LIKE the CMS they are using? Becaus
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by zer00eyz 7mo ago
The intersection of physics isnt psychology it is philosophy, and the same is true (at present) with LLM's Much as Diogenes mocked Platos definition of a man with a plucked chicken, LLM's revealed what "real" ai would re
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by zer00eyz 7mo ago
"We dont crash ever" -- the social network. If you haven't been paying attention anthropic burned a lot of their developer good will in the last 2 weeks, with some combination of bugs and rate limits. But the writing is on th
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by zer00eyz 7mo ago
> After working on that company for a couple of years I realized using tech in education (pre university) was a mistake. I have several friends who work in education. At one point there were computer labs in school, there was education a
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by zer00eyz 7mo ago
> The $20-200 LLM plans are all subsidized and aren't paying for themselves. Something has to give here. Expert systems were amazing. They were not cost effective. There might be another bitter lesson to be had here, and unless the
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by zer00eyz 7mo ago
UHHH... Mt. Gox, FTX, and an ocean of crypto wallet exploits. This has already happened, and unlike traditional banks, there is no "customer service" to call with a shot at reversing a transaction. It already happens to regular bu
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by zer00eyz 7mo ago
Outwardly it looks much better. But between their token curtailment and time of day restrictions, and some of the clues in the code leak (regex for sentiment, telling the public client to be "brief") it seems like they are facing
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by zer00eyz 7mo ago
It has access to more testing data than I will ever look at. Letting it pull from that knowledge graph is going to give you good results! I just built a chunk of this (type of thinking) into my (now evolving) test harness. 1. Unit testing i
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by zer00eyz 7mo ago
> People may not know that the reason they like your product is because the code is so good, but everyone likes software that is mostly free from bugs, performs extremely well, helps them do their work quickly The assumption that people
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by zer00eyz 7mo ago
> it would be military tech Anduril is the only company in this sector in the US that has any promise and they aren't even public. Most of us are not going to get our hands on this. Traditional defense sector looks more like Jeep, o
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by zer00eyz 7mo ago
This. Its also annoying to have to go through this stack code -> blame -> commit message -> jira ticket -> issue in sales force... Or the even better "fixes bug NNNNN" where the bug tracking system referenced no longer
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by zer00eyz 7mo ago
> independently work on a large codebase Im not sure that Humans are great at this either. Think about how we use frameworks and have complex supply chains... we sort of get "good enough" at what we need to do and pray a lot th
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by zer00eyz 7mo ago
> communicating ... People End users? Other Devs? These two groups are not the same. As an end user of something, I dont care about the details of your internal refactor, only the performance, features and solutions. As a dev looking at
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by zer00eyz 7mo ago
> agent write release notes for your agent in the future... I have been going back to verbose, expansive inline comments. If you put the "history" inline it is context, if you stuff it off in some other system it's an arti
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by zer00eyz 7mo ago
Wage data, population growth, overall consumption, credit (and guarantees against it) are all drivers of inflation. Look at student loans vs the cost of college: 1958: Federal program to encourage science and engineering. 1976: Remove restr
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by zer00eyz 7mo ago
I live in the SF Bay Area, and ended up with Sonic Internet, and a 10gbe connection. Routing this with anything off the shelf was going to be "very expensive". I ended up with an Opnsense box. It's an m920q (i5-8500), with ri
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by zer00eyz 7mo ago
> but it simply isn't true that AI crawlers aren't creating very significant load. And how much of this is users who are tired of walled gardens and enshitfication. We murdered RSS, API's and the "open web" in th
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by zer00eyz 7mo ago
" Integrity at OpenAI .. protect ... abuse like bots, scraping, fraud " Did you mean to use the word hypocrisy. If not, I'm happy to have said it. I just want to note, that it is well covered how good the support is for actua
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by zer00eyz 7mo ago
There is a fundamental problem with this thinking, you are making an assumption about scale. There is the apocryphal quote "I think there is a world market for maybe five computers". You have to believe that LLM scaling (down) is
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by zer00eyz 7mo ago
Too bad that author, and committer are individuals and not lists. It would be good to see who wrote them and how the voting went as well.
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by zer00eyz 7mo ago
> This needs to be studied against people in real life who have a social contract of some sort... IME, LLMs will shoot holes in your ideas and it will efficiently do so. The Krafton / Subnatuica 2 lawsuit paints a very different pi
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by zer00eyz 7mo ago
> I think this may be related to how people read code. You have people who scan shapes, and then you have people who read code almost like prose. I think this is an astute observation. I think there is another category of "reading&q
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by zer00eyz 7mo ago
You arent wrong, but it is not an absolute. Furniture maker, house framer, finish carpenter are all under the category of woodworking, but these jobs are not the same. Years of honed skill in tool use makes working in the other categories p
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by zer00eyz 7mo ago
On top of that there are probably a few more hits for the containers, vm and hypervisor, all those pods have monitoring etc. All the layers of abstraction are just stacks of turtles giving the illusion of being easier but adding complexity
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by zer00eyz 7mo ago
And to market their AI security product.
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by zer00eyz 7mo ago
Drop that down to 5k, and make it useful. Give every iPhone family a in house Siri that will deal with canceling services and pursuing refunds. Your customer screw up results in your site getting an agent drive DDOS on its CS department til
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by zer00eyz 7mo ago
The above comment needs to be higher. IF we had a black box programing language, and handed it over to this system, it would never be able to do anything with it past its context window. Hey kids I hear you like agents, so we made an agent
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by zer00eyz 7mo ago
> something competitive with Nvidia for AI training Apple is counting on something else: model shrink. Every one is now looking at "how do we make these smaller". At some point a beefy Mac Studio and the "right sized"
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by zer00eyz 7mo ago
Next up: Spend 1.99 and get a chest full of Anthropic emeralds, that you can redemem for Claude Chests, and a chance at winning a million more tokens. Or watch this 3 minute ad, for 1000 tokens. I did not think this day would come this soon
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by zer00eyz 7mo ago
> if you've ever tried telling a toddler "no" Parenting is rough! Good for you, for sticking to your guns. > The plaintiff, Kaley, started using YouTube at age 6 and Instagram at 11. Who was at the wheel here? If we cal

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