lnfromx

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by lnfromx 2mo ago
What are you doing if you might share ? Edit: 10x sounds like a lot so I wonder which work you do to achieve such a multiple with a simple 40€ subscription.
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by lnfromx 2mo ago
Don't want to be rude but thats the last-resort-argument people make when defending LLMs. Its always about wrong utilization or the wrong test. If LLMs are so capable and so useful where is the "AI" fueled, real economic grow
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by lnfromx 2mo ago
You just have to reinstall you apps using Google Play Store and install Google Play Services
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by lnfromx 2mo ago
I doubt that however an app solves this problem without FCM or Unified Push can be called power efficient.
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by lnfromx 2mo ago
If the critique itself turns out to be wrong. Using LLMs does not equal endorsement nor does it make valid points to critizise disappear. "using LLMs" has no clear definition and can still be in line with the critique.
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by lnfromx 2mo ago
> There is barely anything more rewarding than teaching someone something, to watch the other person grow I think many junior devs (or aspiring junior devs) look for exactly this experience. This is a matching problem we haven't sol
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by lnfromx 2mo ago
Yeah it should be common sense at this point that this is a stupid idea.
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by lnfromx 2mo ago
This is true in Software Development too and why I believe SDD is not going to survive.
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by lnfromx 3mo ago
But Anthropic would be profitable if they stop training cries No seriously, I recently heart someone say that and it may even be correct. However I assume this only to be correct if a stop in training doesn't change the current reven
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by lnfromx 5mo ago
I love the idea! It's so good to see people advancing the european tech landscape. Just out of curiosity: Are there more reasons for building Uruky than Kagi being located in the US and closed source ?
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by lnfromx 6mo ago
But are we really still learning ? I feel like we already converge to a set of use cases. Also I am always wondering if LLMs are what they promise to be, why is it so difficult to find sources of real (measurable) value ? Wouldn't a di
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by lnfromx 6mo ago
Okay lets suppose all those companies are profitable if training would stop today. What if token demand is shrinking ? I think big parts of the current demand is artificially build by e.g. FOMO and marketing without real value generated by
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by lnfromx 6mo ago
Problem is LLMs still produce very often code that disappoints. This ereases trust in it for me and makes me always regret the decision to try it yet again. In order to cope with that I try to read and understand the code to verify. But the
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by lnfromx 8mo ago
Oh yes I see that. I got my first ThinkPad last year and the only one that wasn't loaded with "AI" nonsense was a P1. Despite the enormous size and weight it's a similar experience than old ones gave me when I tried them
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by lnfromx 10mo ago
So you mean it could get worse just due to indecision or lack of knowledge. Interesting thought, I can see that.
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by lnfromx 10mo ago
The title is a bit misleading because the article says the shortage is about to increase dramatically again in the future, due to a lack of MINT skills in younger generations and an aging population. Also imo there is more than enough to do
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by lnfromx 1y ago
This reminds me of countless conversations with peers, where we were exploring our experiences. Does anyone know an equivalent or even better essay ?
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by lnfromx 1y ago
Looking at e.g. the Solow Model better technology will indeed increase efficiency as the output per worker increases which will lead to economic growth. However I think you are right. This is an oversimplification with regards to AI because
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by lnfromx 1y ago
„It‘s entirely possible to sway your group of friends from WhatsApp to Signal“ is an assumption, I don‘t think is universally true. Especially since you base it on your own experience. I just recently made the switch but for me it meant cut
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by lnfromx 1y ago
I think the idea was that the US being the richest country in the world (at least by GDP) still can’t buy or recreate the kind of charm that Europe has
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by lnfromx 1y ago
This. Just look at Math Professors. I think of them as incredibly rich. The compensation of their life enjoyment, fulfillment, freedom and free time is not visible, but could possibly be estimated very high, monetarily. For instance, one es