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by binary132 8mo ago
Last time I went to Denver I actually got chased.
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by binary132 8mo ago
The difference is that in the past that information had to come from what people wrote and are writing about, and now it can come from a derivative of an archive of what people once wrote, upon a time. So if they just stop doing that — whe
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by binary132 8mo ago
Most people will continue to become dumber. Some people will try to embrace and adapt. They will become the power-stupids. Others will develop a sort of immune reaction to AI and develop into a separate evolutionary family.
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by binary132 8mo ago
enjoy the decline then I suppose
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by binary132 8mo ago
Wow, big release. I wonder if it was AI facilitated?
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by binary132 8mo ago
is this bait?
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by binary132 8mo ago
Russia didn’t create that clip.
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by binary132 8mo ago
It’s easier to blame the heartland than it is to think about why it happened that way, isn’t it?
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by binary132 8mo ago
Once upon a time a clever software engineer realized that engineering talent is the fuel which the business relies on to support its revenue growth, and management is for facilitating this process, while the CEO’s purpose is to be blamed wh
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by binary132 8mo ago
Very. I think that we are currently undergoing a sort of Cambrian explosion of awful slop that will inevitably starve itself of resources and die off. After that process completes, a small core of human-only, anti-“social”, resilient softwa
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by binary132 8mo ago
Not to worry! Microslop probably has a product in the works to replace disgruntled open-source maintainers with agreeable, high-review-throughput agentic systems.
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by binary132 8mo ago
how is “GPT 5.2 is good” a response to “downloadable models aren’t relevant”?
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by binary132 8mo ago
Thank you! I look forward to perusing these.
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by binary132 8mo ago
Right, but datacenters also very much operate on electrical cost so it’s not without merit.
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by binary132 8mo ago
I thought they were saying it was more efficient, as in tokens per watt. I didn’t see a direct comparison on that metric but maybe I didn’t look well enough.
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by binary132 8mo ago
>go download a model GP was talking about commercially hosted LLMs running in datacenters, not free Chinese models. Local is definitely still improving. That’s another reason the megacenter model (NVDA’s big line up forever plan) is eit
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by binary132 8mo ago
it may be that the costs of labor, distribution, and manufacture (for various reasons) have been increased
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by binary132 8mo ago
I would love it if you would provide a reference I could go look at
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by binary132 8mo ago
what technical demerits specifically make Swift a doubtfully viable option for a browser?
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by binary132 8mo ago
perhaps they do not think Rust is the best option for Ladybird
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by binary132 8mo ago
I don’t believe for a minute that it can’t be done even with physical access. Perhaps it’s more difficult.
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by binary132 8mo ago
Ladybird is going to use Swift.
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by binary132 8mo ago
As I read it, the attestation is simply that the server is running a particular kernel and application in the Secure Enclave using the hardware’s certification. That does not attest that there is no sidechannel. If exfiltration from the T
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by binary132 8mo ago
ISTM that most people would rather give away their privacy than pay even a single cent for most things.
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by binary132 8mo ago
Very old people are a larger proportion of the total population than before.
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by binary132 8mo ago
I suspect you’re replying to a different poster, but I agree with the premise of the article. I’m saying the elemental features of Org syntax are much better.
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by binary132 8mo ago
This is an interesting historic artifact. It seems this community effort must have gotten popular and attracted a lot of neophytes who didn’t know what they were doing. Otherwise why would the author feel it was necessary to specify that
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by binary132 8mo ago
It’s so crazy to me that there are languages whose maintainers don’t make it absolute #1 priority to always have a clean golden path for bootstrapping.
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by binary132 8mo ago
but an LLM is not a person. it’s a stochastic parrot. this crazy anthropomorphizing has got to stop
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by binary132 8mo ago
I don’t think anyone who gets really familiar with org can ever honestly say with a straight face that Markdown is adequate in comparison.

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