cognitiveinline

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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
Sure. And water. And food too.
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
where are you getting informed about the news?
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
Right, Meta and Microsoft are bullwarks of government overreach activism.
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
If you see what I said as a threat, I'm afraid it shows more your state of mind, than anything I've typed.
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
The part that says > AI will just be turned off.
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
We'll see. I'm guessing you'll have to accept a very different world.
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
You make a good point. I've reassessed and agree this is shady, and not a good pattern. And should be disabled/abolished.
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
No need of (2) and (3) - the user can choose to not install/use the app. (1) is the right fair boundary.
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
Yeah to get any serious attention, publish the 26 tasks, and compare the session and tokens before you make such claims.
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
Sharing a slice of your internet in a privacy preserving way in exchange for something of value, seems fair, no?
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
I don't know where you imagine these people to congregate and coin these terms, but I've not come across anything like that.
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
Is a calculator a slave? Is a car a slave? What a silly blogpost. We have always been automating away the things we don't want to do, even before AI.
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
I guess everyone can start a business, but this is such a thin LLM wrapper? how do you justify the cost?
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
Here's 10 things just starting with "A". Amateur astronomy Artistic painting Audiobook binging Aerial yoga Archery practice Aquascaping Antique hunting Acoustic guitaring Alpine hiking Astrophotography .. Need more?
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
You're asking such a small concession: for one in a thousand engineers. My argument would be happy to grant it, and still be true.
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
I don't think it'll be useful to get into semantics of the word "solved" now, then! Whatever's done to chess, the same is now done to software.
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
Ok, I'll rephrase to be more specific: Software is magnitude more solved now than it was 7 months ago. And we're seeing the early signs of same in Math as well.
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
yes. training is a magnitude lower of energy of the lifecycle of frontier models. with current use of opus etc, the math is closer to 1%. https://libguides.usc.edu/blogs/USC-AI-Beat/hidden-costs-of-...
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
Software is solved. Significant amount of code written (>90% of engineers) wrote slop. And it would get merged. Overall - both floor and ceiling of quality of software has definitely been raised. Just that it's had a labor scare and
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
I dont know what to tell you. I guess - correct your misconceptions? Carbon footprint of commute is in KGs of CO2. A day's worth of AI, depending on model, is ~15-100g of CO2. Heck food you eat has more than a few Kgs of footprint ever
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
Your commute is worse for the environment than your day's token usage, by a magnitude.
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
I won't be as diplomatic as the other reponse to you. You are welcome to your reticence to agentic coding. But as you're no doubt observing, all your peers are saying they're moving ahead leaps and bounds. Either all of them
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
Long read, but it exactly explains why: https://open-web-advocacy.org/apple-dma-review/
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
Wonderful. I also learnt about TrollStore today - https://github.com/opa334/TrollStore . Glad the apple ecosystem is being opened up (albeit unwillingly) by hackers.
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
The bread analogy is more corrct that they let on. The whole article without the C word. Saas isn't doomed, but it is going to be Commoditized. so you win on price, volume, execution, and cannot simply sell user seats to scale.
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
Every blog post has infinite things it does not mention. "Technical substance" simply requires that some technically substantive things are mentioned. Which was indeed the case.
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
>very actual technical substance Did we read the same article? I mean it wasn't talking about a specific line of code, but it had deep architecture details, rational for memory safety and bugs, agentic coding patterns for scale. It
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
Care to given an example of the egregious code that led to such a drastic personal shift?
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
How big are these binaries? the big electron complaint is the large binaries. if these are under 10mb, you have a winner.
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by cognitiveinline 2mo ago
Ah you're the cluely guy!

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