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8mo ago
> Didn't Elmo buy Twitter specifically to "stop the bots"? You shouldn't believe everything you read on the internet.
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8mo ago
And it will be increasingly hard to keep the slop of preceding generations out of the training data. The race to the bottom is inevitable.
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8mo ago
I tend to agree, but seeing how the AI cult has turned into a veritable religion I struggle to share your optimism.
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8mo ago
When the high priests of capitalism say so themselves, I tend to believe them. Nice to see that not everybody has completely lost their mind under the endless barrage of hype, shilling and astroturfing.
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8mo ago
> It has average taste based on the code it was trained on. Agreed. Just that I view "average taste" as no taste at best.
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8mo ago
> I’d say AI has better taste than an average human This is wrong by definition because AI outputs the average of its training data.
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8mo ago
> I would rather a single human (for now) architect with good taste and an army of agents than a team of humans. A human might have taste, but AI certainly doesn't.
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8mo ago
Clippy's revenge is nigh!
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8mo ago
This is so very strange. I don't trust the motivations behind this.
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8mo ago
Not being connected to the App Store is a feature, not a bug.
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8mo ago
Wow. You could look at Apple GUI without having to retch. Being reminded of those times feels like an act of rebellion now. I'm sure Apple wouldn't want us to make the comparison because it makes it obvious what a fucking catastro
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8mo ago
> even if it has to create those threats The US is great at creating its own threats. In addition, marketing chops are top tier, and Hollywood is always glad to help.
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8mo ago
Not enough surveillance opportunities and ad revenue? And ads are probably all going to chatbots, since they're unblockable there.
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8mo ago
Glad to see more projects migrating off GitHub. GitHub needs to be abandoned. We can do without MS's EEE and fuck ups.
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8mo ago
Continvoucly! Well morged.
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8mo ago
> then owners of course take a bigger share of value created going forward. As has been the case with every technological change since forever.
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8mo ago
Screw, me, I was reading the title as "Rendering the Vibe Spectrum". I clearly need a break.
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8mo ago
> _QWORD *__fastcall Is that WinDOS shit? Anyway, compiling to WASM is smart. Apple can't kill your tools if they're not on the app store. And you don't have to pay Apple tax for giving access to a free tool. Cool project!
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8mo ago
Well, duh. You being able to go places is the interesting thing, your car having wheels is just a subservient prerequisite.
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8mo ago
> The more I talked with the people there, the clearer it became that we both share the same vision. Bringing unblockable ads to the masses. Roger that.
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9mo ago
But only for a few days. The scandal will be forgotten next week, and then they'll reinstate the partnership.
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9mo ago
And a splendid example for how the public gets to pay the externalized costs for the shitheads who reap the profits.
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9mo ago
> And in fact, the release notes have also been updated: the problem went from a “Resolved Issue” to a “Known Issue”. So they finally admit that they are unable to solve a ridiculously trivial problem of their own making. This is a farce
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9mo ago
This made a noticeable woosh sound as it went right over my head. How the hell does a polynomial "wiggle"? But the Chebyshev polynomials, especially in their recursive definition, are a stroke of genius.
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9mo ago
> It could find patterns, but it could not understand meaning. Try to explain that to an AI believer. No chance in hell. The religion brooks no doubt.
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9mo ago
It has been pointed out in another HN comment thread, but ... surveillors gonna surveil, that's how they make money and accumulate power.
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9mo ago
If you're going to ruin the climate and prices for all kinds of stuff, the least you can do is bring your own nuclear power plant.
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9mo ago
But they can't get it right. Siri seems just the most conspicuous indicator that Apple has unlearned to do software. Everything is going to shit there.
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9mo ago
You could say that AI has become the new religion. Plus the concomitant opiate for the masses.
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9mo ago
And now many companies do have the idea of hosting proprietary code on a shitty, buggy, closed-source platform they have no control over. Indeed a shifted mindset. Maybe it wasn't shitty, buggy and closed-source enough before.
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