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2y ago
> The law of supply and demand is like the Newton's laws of physics, it works. Adam Smith was not aware of advertising. Suppliers can fabricate demand to manipulate the price. It's not a law, it's an assumption about huma
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2y ago
Don't get discouraged too soon. There's still a long way to go until we reach 'models do everything and make everyone irrelevant'. Yes, there will eventually be just one application which can 'do everything', b
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3y ago
I like how the images seem to go towards magical, mystical and psychedelic with more iterations. Mushrooms just start appearing out of the blue..
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3y ago
How about layers of LLMs which gradually process the input data before turning it into commands with side effects ? Text -> Layer1 (IL) -> Layer2 (validator) -> ... -> LayerN (execution). Eg. The external text is fed into a LLM
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3y ago
> I genuinely believe that C++ is just a toxic wasteland of time. It's not even that productive, fun to work with or secure. I would take C, Rust, Golang, Python anywhere, anytime. Please reconsider bashing it that much, if not out
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4y ago
Funny how in making this prediction, the author of gmail seems to forget that google also has.. gmail and a gazillion other products which bring in revenue. ChatGPT can't find videos or images or company home pages or the tax office we
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4y ago
Personally, I don't want to waste my energy reading generated text. At the core of it, people write in order to transmit some deeply distilled messages about life. It is about sharing the experience of being alive, either as advice or
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4y ago
It's writing correct Clojure code and Clojurescript components, it's producing the CSS and the SQL migrations and it has context of what it is working on, so you can just say "repeat the same CSS but use a green tint". I
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5y ago
However you turn it around, you are the Universe experiencing itself subjectively. That's easy to understand without any drugs. Having felt that during your trip might have led you to the wrong conclusion that your social life will som
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5y ago
I'm curious about several things: - does this process require expensive equipment ? - I assume you can apply this process to other cells/substances - cocoa ? coca ? tobacco ? oranges ? potatoes ? - if equipment became cheaper, cou
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5y ago
It would be easier if they just addressed the 6 candidates in the world that fit these requirements by their names. Hey John, Jack, Matt, etc.. would you like to join us ?
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5y ago
Well, engineers created the.. engines, which burn the fossil fuels and that led to climate change, no ?
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6y ago
There's a simple rule I use: -> is for maps and ->> is for collections. Functions that take a map should take it as first argument, functions that take collections should take the collection as last argument. This is how the c
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6y ago
If 'cars' as means of transportation are analogous to bitcoin as currency, then the car would cost a fortune and you'd keep it in the garage, while driving around on a horse.
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6y ago
Amazing accomplishment ! Not to detract from the technical breakthrough, but won't this be a major gift to virus writers ?