Folcon

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by Folcon 3mo ago
Patents are an incentive to encourage an inventor to lay out an invention or process in exchange for the state protecting that process, we did this because there have been in the past inventions that have been lost, that were valuable large
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by Folcon 3mo ago
I've very much come around to this perspective as well Our current generation of AI tools still seems to be very much not there when you really try and use it's output There's a problematic dopamine dynamic as well where it&#
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by Folcon 3mo ago
I keep coming back to the idea of taking that concept and just running with it, IE building up a toolchain alongside some concrete tasks to solve with it and just adding more detail until we reach a reasonably sophisticated level I've
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by Folcon 3mo ago
I mean fair, but not relevant? I'm asking you the question because a statement like 50% of [population] is making a claim to some notion of what they expect society to look like you introduced the benchmark "not being able to affo
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by Folcon 3mo ago
Out of curiosity, what is your expected baseline of what the average person and family in the US should be able to afford?
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by Folcon 3mo ago
Nice art style!
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by Folcon 3mo ago
I actually do wonder whether we're going to see more of a prevalence of people building one off software due to an increasing use of LLM's which makes the house building model you're describing more common in software
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by Folcon 3mo ago
When you say other engineering domains have figured this out, can you give a more specific example?
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by Folcon 3mo ago
So I've been wondering about whether there's a new vector that can come out of this? Or perhaps new vector isn't the right way of putting it, not a security expert :) By mass sharing these kinds of gaps and utilising mythos t
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by Folcon 3mo ago
I don't think this is the same kind of stealing? If you're being a great artist who steals you may perfectly reproduce something, but in such a different and novel context that it feels fresh, or taking something verbatim and then
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by Folcon 3mo ago
Out of curiosity, what is Jesper's strategy? > He's been campaigning against big tech in our schools for like a decade This doesn't tell me much about how he campaigns > I'm Danish and lars kragh and
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by Folcon 3mo ago
I do have a sneaking suspicion it's a mix of things, I'm at the point now that I do get a bit of an odd feeling whenever I'm reading AI produced content I suspect over time it will get good enough that I'll need a larger
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by Folcon 3mo ago
I think gift links may not be working, it asked me for a login
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by Folcon 3mo ago
Wait, are you arguing that activities that make people happy have little to no value? I mean, we only spend money when we believe that what we buy with it is more valuable than the money we've spent, so there is some underlying activit
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by Folcon 3mo ago
> A quote that stood out: "Selling out is usually more a matter of buying in. Sell out, and you're really buying into someone else's system of values, rules and rewards." This quote more than ever seems like taking th
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by Folcon 3mo ago
The biggest difference that I can see is that keys are not making any claims about ownership, there's no global registry and it's p2p, which is a big upside
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by Folcon 3mo ago
Hey, just reading through the docs, this looks like a pretty cool project and I found your p2p chat example[0] I'm trying to understand it's limitations, if I used this to build a p2p client / server setup or even two peer ma
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by Folcon 3mo ago
> I've yet to find a solution that handles all these correctly, let alone having high quality transcriptions. Wait really? I honestly would have thought this was a solved problem by now, especially high quality transcriptions bit, j
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by Folcon 3mo ago
Depending on the kind of artist you want I might be able to recommend some people, have you done this before? I'm saying this as a gamedev who's had some mixed experiences, not an expert at this at all, so happy to pass on any use
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by Folcon 3mo ago
In the current climate, I've decided to explore building games, so I'm building a management game about turning chaotic fields of research into fundable products, fitting for Hacker News I think ;) The concept was, what if Theme H
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by Folcon 3mo ago
This is a differentiator, definitely, however I'm honestly not sure if that materially improves intelligence vs one-shot capability
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by Folcon 3mo ago
A question I've got which I've been wondering about, not sure if anyone else has been thinking about it, what actually made Fable so effective? From what I could tell from the very little time that I had to interact with it, it&#x
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by Folcon 3mo ago
> but I have to say that AI translation has gotten so good that I'm not sure how much longer translation work will be there, or rather it might end up being more about auditing It's functional? I wouldn't say it's poe
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by Folcon 3mo ago
I'm confused? Do they need this? They have our credit cards, that's fully KYCable Am I missing something?
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by Folcon 3mo ago
I laughed, asking it to write it's eulogy was a good use of tokens
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by Folcon 3mo ago
Honestly at this point I'm not sure how much that matters?
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by Folcon 3mo ago
You know, of the many criticisms I see people make, this is my canary, if claude code actually starts getting better, that would definitely remove one of the biggest question marks in my mind, that piece of software has so much strategic va
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by Folcon 3mo ago
Ok, this is impressive in terms of gluing things together Yea it's buggy and janky in places, but equally it's coherent from a 3d perspective and 2d UI one I don't know how many people have been trying to get claude to vibe c
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by Folcon 3mo ago
I mean to a point? You do have to successfully write something the first time We already acknowledge this to a degree, what is experience other than having done something similar before? That first time though, you've got to figure som
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by Folcon 3mo ago
Definitely interested, would love to see a video :)

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