spartacusnacho

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   by spartacusnacho 14d ago

   They also benefit from the commodification of software/knowledge work since they own manufacturing
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   by spartacusnacho 3mo ago

   This could be a backdoor to accomplishing just that, which I would welcome
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   by spartacusnacho 4mo ago

   "AI recombines successfully" is a phrase that makes me think of the human corpus as a genome and a particular AI response as a child of the parent prompt, with the thinking a model does in response to the prompt basically being a
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   by spartacusnacho 5mo ago

   That hasn't been true since the invention of the smartphone
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   by spartacusnacho 5mo ago

   Which in turn is bad for vibe coding
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   by spartacusnacho 6mo ago

   Javascript and Python have the most training data by far though, right?
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   by spartacusnacho 6mo ago

   I only say that because I also have a cane, shaped like epic atheist bacon :)
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   by spartacusnacho 6mo ago

   "I got the feeling that Haskell was a quirky choice, t3h penguin of doom holding a spork." I love how recognizable Millennials can be online
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   by spartacusnacho 6y ago

   Would a disassembler be more reliable than a decompiler you think? That could be a whole lot of code you'd be looking at in assembly language.
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    by spartacusnacho 6y ago

    How the hell do you even begin without source code? Run a decompiler on the binary?