dannersy

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by dannersy 8d ago
Indirectly as we offload our brains to the machine and we end up worshipping it because those who cared to understand it or be responsible were buried by capitalism of ages passed.
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by dannersy 15d ago
I find it bizarre that this blogger can make sweeping claims of someone being wrong, quoting specific values that are admittedly speculative, and then just using them as gotchas for being wrong. The then ignore the conclusion that those &qu
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by dannersy 15d ago
This is another case of missing the forest for the trees. In the scope of what Zitron is talking about, the difference of >$2 billion of revenue doesn't make a difference of his overall point of it not being close to enough to cover
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by dannersy 2mo ago
So they've been sold snake oil. This, along with colonizing Mars and mining asteroids, is complete and total science fiction.
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by dannersy 2mo ago
It is almost as if the technology is not as good as everyone claims. If they were, the game would already be over.
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by dannersy 2mo ago
> The alternative is no releases on PC. If you think there aren't hackers on console, you're deluded. > Your server side logic can't detect wall hacks, ESPs etc. Correct, neither do the invasive tools. You can get these
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by dannersy 2mo ago
Kernel level anti-cheat seems to be ultimately ineffective. I've seen this with my own eyes with backend data when I worked for a company with a moderately successful shooter. Kernel level anti-cheat is serving a similar function to so
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by dannersy 2mo ago
I mean, yeah, if I'm going off the cuff it seems like a scam either way. What you describe is just regular product stuff, AI doesn't change that much here. Though, what I do see that is different from the usually is companies atte
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by dannersy 2mo ago
You may be correct, but from a user experience and product standpoint, you'll never get around the fact that if something doesn't feel real then it will also feel less quality and thus less valuable. Whether you like this about th
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by dannersy 2mo ago
Honestly, this is close to my experience within my org. It is not 0%, but it is very close. It seems like you're just uncomfortable with the author's experience conflicting with yours. Perhaps it is the wording. For my org, I thin
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by dannersy 2mo ago
If you read the article, the go over a case where they introduce AI into their pitch and were met with results they were not comfortable with.
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by dannersy 2mo ago
I get what you are saying, and while I'll say it is definitely not 0%, I have seen very little in the way of useful software that is primarily generated. The vast majority just does not go the distance for whatever reason. I could expl
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by dannersy 2mo ago
Nvidia has been historically tricky, but in the last two years or so (maybe longer), I have not needed to do any manual work for drivers. Sometimes, you may see some diminished performance on hardware that is brand new until drivers catch u
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by dannersy 2mo ago
I think folks ITT are trivializing the issue here. Many keep drawing parallels to LLMs being akin to the loom or calculator. That seems intellectually dishonest to me. Those tools were not anthropomorphized interfaces, nor were they instant
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by dannersy 2mo ago
Your suspicion is already being studied with increased effort, and the starting point has solid bones: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2604.04721 For what it is worth, my colleagues who use these tools more liberally see a much
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by dannersy 2mo ago
> philosophically to me, art is inherently human. When I was younger, still trying to figure out who I was and what I'd be doing for a career, I was very interested in science. Sadly, my home life as it was prevented me from pursuin
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by dannersy 2mo ago
It doesn't take kernel level anticheat to detect that kind of behavior. This is just laziness.
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by dannersy 2mo ago
I think this is the answer. You get a lot more false positives, but at least the players can do something about it and aren't at the mercy of devs who can stop support at any time and also are fighting a losing battle.
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by dannersy 3mo ago
Yes, but keep in mind there is a while world of EV production out there not available to the US for one reason or another that are plenty competitive with the low tier combustion engine cars.
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by dannersy 3mo ago
If we ignore the cultural issues with Americans where some places buying an EV is considered "gay" (because that is inheritently negative to them) then we can easily point to the hostile lobbying tactics and government capitulatio
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by dannersy 3mo ago
I have seen plenty of greenfield projects go okay at first but never go the distance. These were mostly product software cases, where they were able to get something very professional looking very fast but AI ultimately always miss the mark
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by dannersy 3mo ago
Reading this thread makes me feel like I'm taking crazy pills. The folks on this train in my team do not produce anything significant that we can rely on or use. A lot of hollow prototypes that join the prototype graveyard and code tha
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by dannersy 3mo ago
Uhhh, at this order of magnitude? No way.
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by dannersy 3mo ago
I can see how folks find Zitron shrill, but I wouldn't dare say he is ignorant. The man seems to be bending over backwards to do actual journalism when most outlets take CEOs at their word and promote a market that goes irrationally up
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by dannersy 3mo ago
As a listener, I have not heard him predict collapse once. Maybe I got to him late, but so far as I know, he claims that the industry as it exists is unsustainable. You may think that is him dodging the logical progression of "collapse
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by dannersy 3mo ago
It's getting exponentially better, and everything is getting cheaper, and it's the end of SaaS! But I am still waiting. If everything was as the hype folks said it was, we would all be fucked already.
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by dannersy 4mo ago
"We" is a very telling way to say that, in the sense that he, a citizen, seems to think he is above such systems. He's not wrong, sadly.
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by dannersy 4mo ago
I understand and agree with your point, but sadly we must concede that when you say the letters "AI", people now think of the chatbot interfaced, generative technology. It seems rather intentional to me that the definition has bee
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by dannersy 4mo ago
A couple years back, I think I would have bent over backwards to defend the maintainers. It is a gruelling and thankless effort to maintain any open source project, let alone one as established as rsync. I guess I just don't see AI bei
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by dannersy 4mo ago
Hype folks need to move those goal posts to justify all the money and time invested into something we are starting to realize is a liability.

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