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goldylochness
28d ago
this is interesting because when you're asking it to do research for you, this behavior is highly desirable i think it's a product of trying to do too many things and the model is coming to a kind of halting problem in determining
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goldylochness
2mo ago
new github workflow acquired
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goldylochness
2mo ago
sounds like a feature, not a bug it might imply using weaker models to attempt the problem first is a good supplementary prompt to a more advanced model trying to do the same
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goldylochness
3mo ago
it's like a pre-vc funding round for projects
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goldylochness
3mo ago
i agree with you but i'd go even further time and gravity are the same thing, the history of understanding physics is basically of the same nature, understanding that two things are actually one thing, which is more like philosophy but
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goldylochness
3mo ago
i honestly don't care what other people do, there's no way my children will be sitting in a desk for 8 hours a day instead of learning how to live their life and survive school was a massive waste of potential
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Show HN: Stillis – An open-ended anonymous polling platform for anything
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4mo ago
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4mo ago
i've been using 4.7 consistently on low and i never hit usage limits, it still delivers great code and to clarify, i don't sleep, i use this 24/7
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goldylochness
4mo ago
after having used claude for quite some time, i would buy puts on microsoft
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goldylochness
4mo ago
this is an excellent point, new ground isn't necessarily novel, it's a rearrangement of existing pieces
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goldylochness
4mo ago
why would anyone vibecode photoshop when AI already makes images
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goldylochness
4mo ago
this is a great idea btw
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6mo ago
and what do you think his punishment should be?
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goldylochness
6mo ago
absolutely the right move, use books for learning. i would still use computers for building ie coding, but absolutely not entertainment, not "learning to use microsoft word"
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6mo ago
all these governments that supposedly prided themselves on their freedoms and fair processes are somehow becoming prisons to their own citizens
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goldylochness
6mo ago
is this not the subprime mortgage problem all over again?
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6mo ago
it's interesting that meta is at the forefront of any legal battles for AI when they're not at the forefront of the technological race
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goldylochness
7mo ago
This is a very sensible statement. The legislators are out of control, and are severely unfamiliar with anything related to technology. This is 100% about spying and information harvesting from users who deserve privacy, and would be better
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goldylochness
7mo ago
some might view it as an impossible goal, but if they enabled humor they would become more popular