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by 94b45eb4 2mo ago
When we started talking about AGI a few years ago there seemed to be a relatively common consensus that LLM models could not be considered AGI because of how they work. Even if there was some changes to train the model on the fly, I still j
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by 94b45eb4 1y ago
Should have used Atlassian Statuspage
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by 94b45eb4 1y ago
If the user is prompted to give permission for the application to have access to this information then at least you know which ones are doing it and can avoid using them if you are worried about it.
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by 94b45eb4 1y ago
I used to hear this all the time back in the early 2000's. It's far from a new idea. The version I heard (or at least the one which stuck in my head) was "your job is not to write code, your job is to solve problems". ed
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by 94b45eb4 1y ago
looks like “on any PC” means “on any Windows PC”.
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by 94b45eb4 2y ago
Does the new Reeder app count?
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by 94b45eb4 2y ago
Looks like it’s just Windows and Linux at the moment. https://store.steampowered.com/app/975370/Dwarf_Fortress/
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by 94b45eb4 2y ago
Ruby and Rails anre amazing. I love Rails and recommend it for most small to medium sized projects. What I find frustrating though is the constant hum of people using “Ruby is slow” as the excuse for every problem they have. Everyone I know
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by 94b45eb4 2y ago
At least it’s got tests … oh, wait …
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by 94b45eb4 2y ago
So if you are waiting at an intersection pedestrian crossings and getting impatient you can just move over a bit and cross anyway?
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by 94b45eb4 2y ago
It’s a race to create an AI good enough to solve the e-waste problem before the e-waste problem becomes such a large problem that it prevents AI advancement.