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2,648karma·541submissions·September 15, 2020
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Esbo / Espoo is an odd one out, of those four. The three others look like the olden European cities you'd expect, but you'll have a hard time getting around in Espoo without a car. Ther…
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Would be a feat on its own to get Claude to write on a topic like this.
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Computers started as massively costly, corporation / government only mainframes, that much is clear. They've been productivity machines from the get go, they've been machines made for w…
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From the page: > Pages is a lot of app. TextEdit tops out at bold and italic. Others are too single-minded. > So I built my own. It does what I need, nothing I don’t, and it never asks me to log…
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To make it clearer: He's one of the founders of the company that thrives in this sort of system, World (FKA Worldcoin). People were sort of making fun of the whole company and the dystopian premi…
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Given this, his righteous anger towards craven boosters and grifters is pretty funny. Pot calling the kettle black.
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> You know what else I’d like to do besides becoming a great snowboarder? I want to learn kung fu. I’d also love to be a lot better at video games, get my Yu-Gi-Oh! hobby back on, and become at lea…
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> And yet it’s not. That was my point as well. That it hasn't been output, even though it could be done by a talented solo developer given enough time, and that current LLMs definitely aren…
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Being 10x (or whatever multiplier) faster at programming doesn't mean you're going to be 10x faster in designing a product or any other aspect that goes into making a good product. Even if y…
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It's basically possible build an LLM using just routers+packets, and then hook them up to Wireshark to see it compute!
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The part about positional encoding is not correct. > The intuition: instead of adding position info to each token’s vector, RoPE rotates the vector by an angle that depends on its position You can&…
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New Balances with the dad jeans is trendy-unc. The comeback was at its peak around a decade ago, maybe a bit less. White socks with the sandals were very trendy just a while ago as well though. I'…
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If a project has a rule to not submit AI generated PRs, people should never submit AI generated PRs to that project. It's spam. Or if the rule is more nuanced than that in relation to AI, it shou…
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Did you actually catch my drift though? Something that reads like an LLM wrote it is different from an LLM having written it to begin with. Something written by an LLM can be something that doesn'…
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AI data centers are being already used at max capacity, aren't they? I have a hard time imagining people would suddenly use AI less than they do as of today, let alone collectively drop it altoge…
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It reads a lot like an LLM... Especially this sentence: > Now they're slop, agentic, and on fire — but they get attention, and attention is the only metric left. Welcome to the future, where w…
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Pretty sure the developer could get in serious legal trouble if this happened to cause issues with a larger company's system. Has anything similar happened before?
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I remember someone posting about the most human of all traits being reassuring to see: Typos. I'm pretty sure people are not as averse to leaving or finding typos in text as they were 5 years ago…