unification_fan

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by unification_fan 1y ago
The top comment could have been prevented had the OC read the article...
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by unification_fan 1y ago
What I don't understand is this: Whether they are gullible, corrupt, or simply pieces of shit and sociopaths... Why are they allowed to keep their job? And how can we fix democracy to make sure that they are held accountable? Let'
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by unification_fan 2y ago
That's like trying to stop a hemorrhage with a band-aid Daily reminder that traditional AI expert systems from the 60s have 0 problems with hallucinations by virtue of their own architecture Why we aren't building LLMs on top of P
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by unification_fan 2y ago
Is this distributed and peer to peer? Because I don't want to pay the cost of 50 agents myself. And we truly need something that can't be centralized
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by unification_fan 2y ago
Pretty cool. I just wish it had its own identity and didn't look like Walmart Discord.
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by unification_fan 2y ago
The UK has been seriously going downhill ever since it left the EU. Not that it was doing great before, but damn. I wouldn't want to be one of its citizens right now, knowing that all my compatriots are such fucking idiots. There'
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by unification_fan 2y ago
So what can we do to prepare? Like how do you protect against a drone swarm? Can you hack them from afar? Make them unable to communicate? Anything?? I'd better start carrying fish nets with me. If this is how it's going to be the
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by unification_fan 2y ago
> pregnant people I'm usually not a bigot but that one is dumb
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by unification_fan 2y ago
The older one is the more pointless it is to try. Not because it's impossible but because of all the friction and inertia required to get someone to change their habits and mindset. You quickly reach diminishing returns.
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by unification_fan 2y ago
> which I understand is a bit further in an IP rights grey area than emulating a 30 year old game But Nintendo will never take down anything that is related to Showdown because it would highlight their massive hypocrisy! It would set a p
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by unification_fan 2y ago
You'd have to feed it all of Twitch chat correlated to whatever frame was being streamed at the time and adjusted for network jitter and buffering. Good luck
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by unification_fan 2y ago
Did they get to his browsing history because he's dumb and didn't even bother deleting it before they seized his PC, or because they have access to the ISP logs, or because Google just handed over the data? Regardless it's cr
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by unification_fan 2y ago
> You still have to cope with failures from cosmic rays Much like you have to cope with hash or GUID collisions... that is, you don't, because it statistically never happens. Unless you're speedrunning super mario or something.
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by unification_fan 2y ago
But you don't have to do the proving. You can let someone who is, like, REALLY good at formal verification do it and then benefit from the libraries they produce Verification is useful when you're dealing with low level or very de
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by unification_fan 2y ago
Why should it save labor. What it does is guarantee correctness which is like the holy grail for programmers. If you know shit's correct you can just assume stuff and it will actually work on the first try. You don't even need to
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by unification_fan 2y ago
Tell me you never built an infrastructure without telling me you never built an infrastructure The point being that all the code on the stack is not necessarily yours
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by unification_fan 2y ago
Why should a reverse proxy give a single shit about what your lang application is written in
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by unification_fan 2y ago
Why should you even care? You're not responsible for those cards.
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by unification_fan 2y ago
> How many software developers could solve most even simple programming problems (except 'Hello world') with zero shot style (you write in notepad then can compile only once and execute once) without access to internet (stackov
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by unification_fan 2y ago
The bin doesn't work and there's no way to delete workspaces. This isn't even a minimum viable product
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by unification_fan 2y ago
This is just Peano arithmetic with extra steps
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by unification_fan 2y ago
> I feel the same sense of pride building a web page as I did a conveyor. I don't, building websites is the equivalent of being a factory worker. You're gluing together code written by other people and your own insight is worth
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by unification_fan 2y ago
My guess is that the people with enough money to invest into AI are too busy stroking their... egos to realize that it's a bubble. They're betting on this because they want to replace all of their human workers while keeping all t
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by unification_fan 2y ago
Now try parsing Rust in 500 lines of JSON
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by unification_fan 2y ago
> With my dog I can understand angry/playful/sad/afraid/(give me food) barking/sounds and especially body language. But hearing "dog words" in random barking? Impossible. No what I meant is that animals
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by unification_fan 2y ago
> Don't get me wrong we can make tools and we can experiment and be able to suppress all other animals. But a solo, "naked" human is like an office worker in world of manual labor. Nah most of it is nurture. Raise a human
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by unification_fan 2y ago
Some people became software developers because they like learning and knowing what they're doing, and why and how it works. Some people became software developers because they wanted to make easy money back when the industry was still
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by unification_fan 2y ago
Who cares? How much time are you going to lose from that? Like, 0.15s every time you read a date. Big woop.
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by unification_fan 2y ago
The only software that "keeps real people safe" is Tails+TOR, certainly not anything that has "Google, OpenAI, Discord" in the title.
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by unification_fan 2y ago
I am also very much interested.

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