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by cejast 11d ago
I have my own family dependencies that aren't too keen on the idea of living the village life. Otherwise I'd already be there.
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by cejast 11d ago
I have to regularly travel to rural villages in Asia and the people that live in these places have only the most basic human desires. They barely know what an LLM is let alone interact with them. They're some of the happiest people I&#
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by cejast 13d ago
Welcome to the AGI era - where human intelligence is our only constraint
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by cejast 3mo ago
For what it’s worth, I find comments and articles with assertive predictions like this difficult to take at face value. I don’t even disagree with the premise, but it shifts the burden of assessing likelihood back onto the reader, so it doe
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by cejast 3mo ago
That’s my point though? Debugging a 5-minute problem is in the shallow end of the spectrum, the real complexity sits where they lean on their domain experience. Finance and payments software mistakes can absolutely be expensive.
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by cejast 3mo ago
> All my finance and payment domain expertise, all the debugging intuition and distributed system knowledge earned through hours of sweat and tears, is now promptable. Is it really though? Access to information is quicker, but you still
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by cejast 6mo ago
> More recently, it's "this failed because Claude chose..." No, Claude didn't choose, the person who submitted the PR chose to accept it. I can relate to this, unfortunately these tools are becoming a very convenient
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by cejast 7mo ago
This was my reaction as well, a lot of hand-waving and invented jargon reminiscent of the web3 era - which is a shame, because I'd really like to understand what they've actually done in more detail.
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by cejast 1y ago
What's even more interesting is that if you turn off watch history, they disable the home feed altogether. They just give up trying to show you anything, which has been great for keeping me off YouTube.
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by cejast 1y ago
That is a very broad generalization. Even if it was 'put into some fund', that equates to a capital investment which can be used to deliver value elsewhere. Money is complicated - the only way in which I would see it get truly was
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by cejast 2y ago
Unless you have a crystal ball there is nothing that can give you certainty that will continue at the same or better rate. I’m not sure why you took the second half of the comment more seriously than the first.
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by cejast 2y ago
Nobody can tell you whether progress will continue at current, faster or slower rates - humans have a pretty terrible track record at extrapolating current events into the future. It's like how movies in the 80's made predictions
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by cejast 2y ago
I don't think it is an illusion. It can remove a lot of barriers to entry for some people, and this is probably what you're seeing in the anecdata. For example, my brother. He is what I'd refer to as 'tech-aligned'
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by cejast 2y ago
I went through the process of buying a car recently, and the dealer, before we even begun to negotiate on price, was describing how their pricing system has all 'moved to AI'. I was suspicious, and after querying him about it for
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by cejast 3y ago
Go and it’s standard library. ‘Elegant’ is pretty subjective, but it’s a treasure trove of learning how things work under the hood. I’ve learned loads about networking, compression, encryption and more by browsing through it, because the co
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Ask HN: Good resources for programmers to learn about UX/design?
40 points by cejast 4y ago|16 comments
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by cejast 5y ago
> One feature that cryptocurrencies gain from their decentralised computing design is that they become very robust to potential attacks from national governments. I was always under the impression that they would be more susceptible to a
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by cejast 8y ago
I thought this was what logrotate was for? https://linux.die.net/man/8/logrotate
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by cejast 8y ago
The worst thing about impostor syndrome for me is knowing whether you're actually suffering from it, or whether you're actually an impostor. It really is a vicious cycle.
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by cejast 9y ago
Sounds interesting, where can we play?
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by cejast 9y ago
This is exactly something I've been looking for to experiment with user segmentation, but crucially for fast, ad-hoc segmentation. Seems to bear some similarity to what Facebook [1] does for its audience insights. [1] https:/&#x2
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by cejast 12y ago
agreed, some explanation on what's actually wrong here would be nice
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by cejast 12y ago
I think pre-judging someone, based on them walking in with a suit to your chilled out startup environment, is just as bad as the big corporate companies judging someone for not wearing one. I mean in the end you're looking for the righ
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by cejast 13y ago
I'll look into it, I'm getting the same error while the page loads as well however it should work after it's loaded, and you select genres and then click 'Go'. I probably will add functionality for IMDB/Letterb
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Can't decide what to watch? I built this to help.(cejast.github.io)
1 points by cejast 13y ago|2 comments