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by jqbd 1mo ago
If you have a clown car already, know how it works, and it's magically cheaper to drive than regular cars and car prices are high then I don't see the issue with this.
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by jqbd 1mo ago
With those cheap models the idea is you're still in the loop anyway so the more expensive model is a waste of time and money. In this case, that means you're steering the game to look like you want not how AI wants.
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by jqbd 2mo ago
Your brain is a prediction machine. I am afraid doing nothing is inhibiting that function. I think it's perfectly healthy to not want to be a vegetable. Maybe using that life force to focus on the things you're avoiding by ruminat
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by jqbd 2mo ago
I think I've heard of sodium, lithium hybrids. But that's only 2, what's the fat? Gasoline, LPG hybrid? Shit gets expensive fast. Probably 2x cost of just a sodium or ion EV? The human body is too amazing.
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by jqbd 2mo ago
I would wager charging time is basically solved, adoption is only thing that's left.
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by jqbd 2mo ago
Isn't it just: "while true {refactorIdiomatically(); fixErrors()}"
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by jqbd 2mo ago
It works well because they had tests, they could compare before and after. Likelihood of issues especially if you transpile to a safer language should be minimal.
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by jqbd 2mo ago
but it's written in Rust too /s
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by jqbd 2mo ago
I don't think AI or humans are trained well on it.
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by jqbd 2mo ago
Maybe you're biased by children's ease of learning - neural plasticity?
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by jqbd 2mo ago
Not for any you. But there exists a you for which you can host it yourself.
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by jqbd 2mo ago
I store all prompts as docs, but I doubt I can rerun the whole prompt history with a better model and get sizable return for the cost, personally. EDIT: I'm referring to a small codebase not articles tho
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by jqbd 3mo ago
US can enforce US satellites, no?
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by jqbd 3mo ago
Prison Break Fat Edition
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by jqbd 4mo ago
They made their own x86 CPU? Or was that part outsourced? Ok ARM MediaTek.
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by jqbd 4mo ago
This assumes they had a deficit of engineers pre-AI. What if they had as much as they needed?
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by jqbd 5mo ago
Same as with nuclear...
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by jqbd 5mo ago
I think cal.com is assuming LLMs are only good at hacking with the source code of the target, whether that's true I don't know
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by jqbd 5mo ago
Parametric scenes is the whole of Houdini and any node based compositor etc. so there is some applications no?
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by jqbd 5mo ago
Being a woman in tech seems to have some benefits at least on YouTube
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by jqbd 6mo ago
Free plans on GitHub don't technically allow commercial use
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by jqbd 6mo ago
I switched to Brave cause switching applications caused pages to reload. I hit that on Brave too now, so might be just old phone too little RAM or sth
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by jqbd 6mo ago
Would like to see something more comprehensive built on zfs and freebsd jails. Namely snapshot/checkpoint before each prompt, quick undo for changes made by agent, auto delete old snapshots etc
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by jqbd 6mo ago
I'd love some developer love for Blender's editor instead
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by jqbd 6mo ago
Whole website is unreadable on mobile
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by jqbd 6mo ago
We should ban oil, drive EVs, everyone write Rust only, and invest in index funds. We should, but it's not going to happen.
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by jqbd 6mo ago
Decades of science communication and real life examples of knowing (of) alcohol addicts
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by jqbd 6mo ago
Wait is this real? Does it mean this person read it or the bot read it, I don't think this is moltbook if the latter
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by jqbd 6mo ago
And how many years of experience you needed to know what to write, and what if you can replace that time with how long prompting takes?
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by jqbd 6mo ago
I want to like it, it's much snappier than vim, but: I hate selecting lines up. Down xxx is fine. But to go up I have to do x alt; v k. This would be shift+v k in vim. I often use } { to navigate the file in vim. In hx it's ] p wh

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