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by pjs_ 19d ago
Imperfect but certified classic
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by pjs_ 2mo ago
I've spend the last ~20 years inside tmux/vim — and the last month almost exclusively in the Codex desktop app, and increasingly am just doing remote control from the ChatGPT app on my phone. Ghostty rocks and it brings me no plea
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by pjs_ 2mo ago
BEAUTIFUL WORK!!!!!
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by pjs_ 3mo ago
Highly recommend the extremely good multipart documentary All Watched Over By Machines Of Loving Grace by Adam Curtis for a fun and wide ranging if slightly silly look at the nexus of Greenspan, Ayn Rand, Silicon Valley, computer technology
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by pjs_ 3mo ago
looks really beautiful, amazing job
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by pjs_ 4mo ago
Finally
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by pjs_ 4mo ago
Being able to cycle to and from work across a nice university campus, through fields and trees and in good weather, makes me feel as rich as any human who has ever lived
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by pjs_ 4mo ago
by what metric has it not improved in the last 3 years?
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by pjs_ 4mo ago
The training process literally ingests the majority of text on the internet, including a huge volume of SEO garbage, and seeks to create a self-consistent compressed model of that. This is totally imperfect of course but is also likely more
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by pjs_ 4mo ago
Be careful about how you interpret that paper. It looks really impressive -- real neurons in a petri dish seem to successfully (if amateurishly) murk a few imps. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRV8fSw6HaE But there's
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by pjs_ 4mo ago
So far the wonders of claude/codex have been mostly constrained to applications that are built within the boundary conditions of existing libraries -- the models make direct use of the good work that humans have done to date to build P
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by pjs_ 5mo ago
Journalists are so funny man. "Last week we told you that AI is fake and fraud. But we just learned something fascinating. A few months after everyone else was talking about it, we uncovered an amazing scoop: the companies which raised
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by pjs_ 7mo ago
I think that was true when you could rely on good old Moore’s law to make the heavy iron quickly obsolete but I also think those days are coming to an end
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by pjs_ 7mo ago
Continue to believe that Cerebras is one of the most underrated companies of our time. It's a dinner-plate sized chip. It actually works. It's actually much faster than anything else for real workloads. Amazing
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by pjs_ 7mo ago
Literally the only good piece of software left on windows. Masterpiece
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by pjs_ 8mo ago
GOAT lubricant
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by pjs_ 8mo ago
Tried implementing this crap once. Never again
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by pjs_ 8mo ago
I love this… have been thinking about exactly this technology for years but combined with phased array directional loudspeaker and shotgun mic. Deploy during major political speech, instantly shut down brain of speaker, would appear to be a
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by pjs_ 9mo ago
Anyone else find that the iPhone camera app crashes about half the time these days? It's killing me...
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by pjs_ 9mo ago
Google Maps is the mind killer. We all worry about social media controlling the way we think, feel, vote etc. but Google Maps literally manipulates where people physically go in real life, what they do on holiday, where they hang out, what
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by pjs_ 10mo ago
And? Writing software at scale is incredibly hard. Where is the empathy for MS devs who are sprinting every day to give us an awesome product
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by pjs_ 10mo ago
Dil fridge will get a bit hot with its clothes off like that
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by pjs_ 11mo ago
I’ve tried every scheme under the sun and Immich is the only thing I’ve ever seen that actually works for this use case
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by pjs_ 11mo ago
This is great advice, parties are a lost technology in some parts of society, like the pyramids. We should throw more parties For a dinner party specifically I like to force everyone to go for a walk before dessert. By that point they’re al
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by pjs_ 11mo ago
This is a real concern but academic groups also need funding/papers/hype, universities are not fundamentally immune either
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by pjs_ 11mo ago
Certified bad boy
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by pjs_ 11mo ago
We getting to agartha soon with this tech
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by pjs_ 1y ago
No mention of Gormenghast? Bumbaclart…
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by pjs_ 1y ago
So if I buy 1000 of these I have an exascale supercomputer? I remember when exascale was disparaged as science fiction :)
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by pjs_ 1y ago
Nuclear pacemaker is astonishingly bad ass

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