paul_e_warner

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by paul_e_warner 2y ago
Reading this it’s not clear - how well integrated is swift build with swift’s tooling and language server? I know the language server has been open source for a while now. Having them be separate seems like it would create issues with dupli
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by paul_e_warner 2y ago
If you read the article (which I know no one does anymore) >OpenAI and its partner Microsoft investigated accounts believed to be DeepSeek’s last year that were using OpenAI’s application programming interface (API) and blocked their acc
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by paul_e_warner 2y ago
I feel like which one you care about depends on whether you're an AI researcher or an investor.
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by paul_e_warner 2y ago
There were different narratives for different people. When I heard about r1, my first response was to dig into their paper and it's references to figure out how they did it.
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by paul_e_warner 2y ago
There seem to be two kinda incompatible things in this article: 1. R1 is a distillation o1. This is against it's terms of service and possibly some form of IP theft. 2. R1 was leveraging GPT-4 to make it's output seem more human.
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by paul_e_warner 2y ago
> Can you retain the knowledge to evaluate model output required to effectively help and guide models to do something if you do not do it yourself anymore? I mean, education will have to change. In the early years of computer science, th
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by paul_e_warner 2y ago
Yes, but I think most of the rout is caused by the fact that there really isn't anything protecting AI from being disrupted by a new player - They're fairly simple technology compared to some of the other things tech companies bui
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by paul_e_warner 2y ago
...how do you think you got your job? You ever see those old movies with rows of people with calculators manually balancing spreadsheets with pen and paper? We are the automators. We replaced thousands of formerly good paying jobs with comp
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by paul_e_warner 3y ago
There's nothing really wrong with it, but it's core design is pretty outdated in ways that are difficult to fix without putting together a totally new language. Couple of examples - Support for nullable values. Swift and Kotlin
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by paul_e_warner 5y ago
I've written a bit of code in Go, and the problem I have with it is primarily it feels really outdated for a "modern" language - every time I use it I feel like I'm dealing with something written by someone who really ha