konschubert

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by konschubert 11d ago
Sorry, you’re right it’s bad behaviour and I’ll stop it. But I’m not really pushing an agenda here. I use Claude a ton myself.
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by konschubert 11d ago
I think that bigger context windows help, but I feel that for AI to cross this chasm, it needs to be able to encode more abstract context knowledge. I think the holy grail here is online learning.
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by konschubert 11d ago
I think my point is that its sometimes (!) easier to use the manual chisel rather than go for the automatic chisel and then fix its mistakes.
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by konschubert 11d ago
It's the uncanny valley of AI. It's still not quite good enough yet that you can trust it blindly on a big codebase, so you still have to read and understand everything - which is often harder than just writing it up yourself. EDI
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by konschubert 11d ago
It's the uncanny valley of AI. It's still not quite good enough yet that you can trust it blindly on a big codebase, so you still have to read and understand everything - which is often harder than just writing it up yourself.
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by konschubert 4mo ago
I think this misses something. AI is going to struggle at building a consistent internal model of the domain into the software unless you’re able to give a structured explanation of the domain. If you’re just giving it a set of inputs and e
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by konschubert 4mo ago
This isn’t a response to you, but just so it has been said: 3 to 8-year-old kids have no business being on YouTube alone. AI or not.
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by konschubert 4mo ago
You are contradicting yourself. If you're hoarding the data for yourself you're not going to develop something useful. Sharing the data means that it will be integrated into the big LLMs, which will be useful "for their own c
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by konschubert 4mo ago
More likely there would have been one less job. There isn't a "lump of labour" that gets distributed in the economy. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lump_of_labour_fallacy
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by konschubert 4mo ago
This is called the "lump of labour" fallacy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lump_of_labour_fallacy
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by konschubert 4mo ago
My point is that this is clearly out of the lab.
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by konschubert 4mo ago
I think CATL bringing sodium-ion to industrial scale should count as "on the shelf". https://www.pv-magazine.com/2026/04/28/catl-secures-worlds-l...
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by konschubert 4mo ago
I don't know what to say. I may not like it, you may not think it's actually intelligent, you may not think it's going to change the world - but how can you not see that this is revolutionary?
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by konschubert 4mo ago
“Insurance”
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by konschubert 4mo ago
Check out Technology Connections. This is way, way, way more in depth than anything one can find on TV.
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by konschubert 4mo ago
Maybe they can: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48071262
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by konschubert 4mo ago
I’m not saying that you’re wrong. But it’s worth noting that any good technology starts off being called a toy and with most people not being able to imagine its usefulness.
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by konschubert 4mo ago
I hope that we will soon have ways to change the tone of AI writing, I hate that all news articles now have that same AI voice.
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by konschubert 4mo ago
> that teaches you how to manipulate people Well, it's called "... and influence people", so I see where you were coming from in your assumption.
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by konschubert 4mo ago
> do your hobby with other people, frequently I think this advice can be refined. The goal is to meet people with shared interests, regularly . You may like to work out, but unless you enjoy talking and thinking about working out, the
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by konschubert 4mo ago
What isn't cheap, though, is maintaining the plumbing of the communal system, especially outside cities.
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by konschubert 5mo ago
Friends in south Sweden and they got a hole drilled in the front yard like it’s the most normal thing. Is it there?
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by konschubert 5mo ago
I built an optimisation for charging my car. It’s very smart, looks multiple days ahead in weather and prices and predicts my driving habits. I tried to make it a product, but I didn’t find much interest. Maybe I’m just bad at marketing. Wi
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by konschubert 5mo ago
I’m a soft developer by trade and CAD is just something I do in order to be able to make the hardware I want to make. I’m not good at it and it takes me forever. This is very exciting. Next step, I need the same for PCB design, with good un
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by konschubert 5mo ago
Okay, I will read it and then probably need to google most of these :D
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by konschubert 5mo ago
Is the internal data model of fusion structured enough to be understood with a text-based LLM? Or do you need to basically screenshot the render to understand what is happening? Would a more CAD-as-code based approach to CAD design be more
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by konschubert 5mo ago
These standalone batteries are typically privately financed.
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by konschubert 5mo ago
The noon-to-evening spread on the German day ahead market today in the 1st of May is 700 Euro per MWh.
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by konschubert 5mo ago
Yea. With a huge 100 kWh battery and a removable range extender for those extra-long trips :) Plus that battery (and range extender) can also provide power and heating when parked.
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by konschubert 5mo ago
Hi, I think that's a fair point, I underestimated the power needs. For a 1GW data center, the economical case is probably to build about 2 GWp of solar, plus a 5GWh battery or so. That is not unrealistic: https://masdar.ae&#

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