_doctor_love

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by _doctor_love 5d ago
Odd to get downvotes simply for sharing my experience. Like it or not, Cognition has a good frontier model and they are building serious products. They are working hard which is how you become successful. Sorry if that ruffles your feathers
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by _doctor_love 6d ago
SWE-1.5 was surprisingly good when I used it last. I feel like Cognition is one of the solid players that’s flying a bit under the radar while Anthropic and OpenAI race to IPO.
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by _doctor_love 7d ago
Like others in the thread have pointed out, the nurse example is interesting. From my point of view, the point about the nurse is especially relevant because, in the future, dealing with an aging population is going to become a major undert
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by _doctor_love 8d ago
Surprised there is no mention of the Sketch feature so far. That's very powerful! I do art on the side and I know no better of getting the result I want than passing in a first draft sketch. I super encourage others to learn just a lit
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Iceland Summons U.S. Ambassador over Provocative Trump Map(nytimes.com)
4 points by _doctor_love 8d ago|1 comments
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by _doctor_love 8d ago
https://archive.is/kBOtu
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by _doctor_love 8d ago
This was very funny! Paradoxically, I have found that working with people in person is the fastest way to enable them on using AI. It feels very similar to teaching pair programming and TDD. I can do it over remote, but there's a magic
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by _doctor_love 8d ago
This is the correct answer. We'll be amusing ourselves to death.
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by _doctor_love 9d ago
Let's see who has the last laugh.
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by _doctor_love 9d ago
Friend, get yourself down here: https://computerhistory.org/
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by _doctor_love 9d ago
That's the thing about confidence artists, they know how to rope people in.
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by _doctor_love 9d ago
Look up Pan Am smile vs Duchenne smile.
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by _doctor_love 9d ago
Oh wow. I saw this trailer late last night on YouTube with the sound off. I kept thinking "why do I feel like I know this person...." At the end, when it said it was a documentary, I thought: "about who?" The HN headline
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by _doctor_love 11d ago
Depending on how you reckon, you could argue it started much earlier than that. Some people say the downhill decline started with JFK, others say it started with Reagan.
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by _doctor_love 11d ago
Good article and I like the callouts to the aviation industry. For me what's missing is the author should also have touched on CRM and SRM. Also, that paper "The Ironies of Automation" is one that everyone should read. It&#x2
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by _doctor_love 12d ago
Not cool. Violence is not a solution. [EDIT: to the folks replying to my comment - good grief, get a grip. You know what I mean.]
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by _doctor_love 12d ago
Easy prediction: LLMs will get shrunk down further and further until GenAI is just something that ships on a chip as part of your hardware. In the future it will seem quaint that we needed a network connection to talk to our LLM. Adoption o
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by _doctor_love 12d ago
The best engineers never botsit, they use the bot to do work. If you're botsitting, you need to level up your knowledge. Like has been said elsewhere, some folks do have a skill issue. So far my observation is that the people who are
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White House debuts video games(apnews.com)
6 points by _doctor_love 12d ago|0 comments
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by _doctor_love 14d ago
It's English Understatement all the way.
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Google Maps Renames Lake Ontario to Lake America(nytimes.com)
40 points by _doctor_love 16d ago|48 comments
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Learning to Draw Again with AI(surya.website)
2 points by _doctor_love 18d ago|0 comments
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by _doctor_love 19d ago
Carson promised they'd never do a version 3...but he never said they couldn't do a version 4.
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by _doctor_love 20d ago
Predictable, and predictable that it will be eventually reversed once enough money enters the picture. The synthesizer was banned for a period of time in the 1970s, today you are not a serious composer without one.
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by _doctor_love 20d ago
This is Australia. It bans things. Harden the fuck up Australia! - Chopper, probably
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by _doctor_love 21d ago
That performance scarred so many of us growing up. It was a rite of passage to watch that movie.
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by _doctor_love 21d ago
If I have an injury or I am disabled, then yes, an agent helping me fill out forms might be a life-changing improvement.
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by _doctor_love 21d ago
Another good one: success in business is 40% people skills, 30% technical knowledge, 20% work ethic, and 15% basic math.
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by _doctor_love 23d ago
It is guaranteed to happen. The key question is when is it a problem? We've lost lots of knowledge as a society but we're still going. Some skills decline in usefulness, others gain utility with the passage of time. Tale as old as
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by _doctor_love 23d ago
I am not personally worried on this front. It is a near-certainty that something catastrophic will happen in the not-too-distant future because of the issues Lars raises in the essay. Not until that moment occurs will there be a broader ind

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