Alex-C137

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by Alex-C137 2mo ago
Which current trajectory are you referring to?
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by Alex-C137 4mo ago
It's not vaguely adjacent, the actual foundations of that research were directly publicly funded and wouldn't be possible without it - the author is not talking about how their PageRank algorithm got funded nor money that Google r
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by Alex-C137 4mo ago
The foundations of it, yes: "all of these were publicly or quasi-publicly funded"
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by Alex-C137 4mo ago
The author never claims otherwise?
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by Alex-C137 11mo ago
Unfortunately that is also be par for the course
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by Alex-C137 11mo ago
“They are so racialised. They should never even let those be published because it’s like the worst stereotypes about Africa, or India, or you name it,” said Alenichev. This is a problem and always has been with AI, people have been saying t
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by Alex-C137 11mo ago
None of this refutes that fact that it was created and pushed by Meta nor explains why it remains popular when there are "better" alternatives by nearly any objective measurement. HTML template frameworks have gotten significantly
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by Alex-C137 11mo ago
Hard disagree. React is only popular because large companies made it so. There are few things that React is inherently better than Vue and none of them are its bundle footprint, page load speeds, nor the average time to learn one or the oth
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by Alex-C137 1y ago
This is an extremely insane take and should be deleted immediately. Disgusting
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by Alex-C137 3y ago
I feel like React is more complicated these days for little gain. I've worked in Knockout.js, Aurelia, Svelte, Vue 2, Vue 3, and now React.js. To me, React.js was more complicated to learn than almost all of them (Knockout.js is older