duendefm

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by duendefm 7d ago
I don't understand why there are so many people that think this is fake / false flag / promotional. It's obvious that llm's can do crazy computations and might get to a point where they get them to recursively evolv
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by duendefm 2mo ago
I think it really depends on your knowledge and skill, and the kind of work you are using it for. It's hard to measure because the more you use it the more you lose some skills. But I have to admit that I can do much more parallel work
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by duendefm 3mo ago
Thank you for such a quality post.
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by duendefm 3mo ago
Nvidia, Anthropic and OpenAI are controlling everything, and nothing is improving for everyone, quite the opposite. So I just hope they crash to the ground.
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by duendefm 3mo ago
The Chinese are really going strong on destroying the American AI economy bubble. Honestly, despite the fact that I'm totally pro USA and anti China, I think we should help them crashing the American AI bubble. They are controlling eve
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by duendefm 3mo ago
My point is, we have programming languages like C and C++, we have operating systems like Linux and FreeBSD, we have an empire of software and knowledge accumulated because of the intellectual battles fought by people before AI. With AI, we
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by duendefm 3mo ago
Well despite my current anti AI sentiment, I have to admit that after reading the article, It was a good use of AI, done by someone with good technical skills. Still I have the feeling that this only works because of the vast accumulated kn
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by duendefm 3mo ago
If this is something that will hurt Nvidia, I'm all for it
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by duendefm 3mo ago
I honestly wonder if this kind of stuff really brings something to the table. Like I use opus for sometime and certainly I can put it to good use and optimize some parts of my day to day job (programmer). But it fails so hard in such simple
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by duendefm 6mo ago
No no, I didn't say that at all. I'm just saying that the studies are irrelevant since models got a boost in their competence. I'm not in a fight pro or against llm's, I know how they work and their limitations. But the
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by duendefm 6mo ago
AI is not perfect sure, one has to know how to use it. But this study is already flawed since models improved a lot since the beginning of 2026.
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by duendefm 8mo ago
It's different this time. You can see that at the same time, they are finally, definitely solving hard mathematical problems. They passed the phase of just being like good search engines to being actual generators of new data from thei
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by duendefm 8mo ago
Until some days / weeks ago, LLM's for coding was more hype than actually real code producing. That is gone now. They clearly leveled up, things will not be the same anymore. And of course this is not just for coding, this is just
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by duendefm 1y ago
would this allow running both linux and bsd kernels?
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by duendefm 2y ago
I was being ironic. Israel enemies just don't destroy it because they are unable to. Israel is forced to do what they are doing.
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by duendefm 2y ago
United Nations agencies like UNRWA? As for the killing reports, it seems that Israel always kills civilians and particularly kids, they seem to like to spend their money in bombs directed at them because I never see reports of combatants be
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by duendefm 2y ago
It's not a videogame, it's a fast minecraft screenshot simulator where the prompt between each frame is the state of the input and the previous frames, with something of a resemblance of coherence.