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by unsupp0rted 6d ago
I remember those days! And Elixir/Phoenix had to be hyped in every 5th post.
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by unsupp0rted 7d ago
It’s pretty okay- I’m not testing really weird engine specific stuff. Just need to do a manual sanity check in the browser
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by unsupp0rted 7d ago
Lately I leave my MacBook Pro at home and Codex remote for everything. It’s a dream. But what’s missing is manual in-browser testing, on the go. This solves that.
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by unsupp0rted 7d ago
A live presentation fail could take 5~15% off their stock price in minutes, for no good reason at all. People’s life savings are at stake.
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by unsupp0rted 8d ago
It's not really a thought-terminating cliche. Concrete issues (e.g. iPads in the classroom result in worse tested recall) retain plenty of space. It's the vague repetitive "man yells at cloud" gripes that get auto-termin
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by unsupp0rted 8d ago
It's cliche because every generation has said the exact same thing about the previous generation. Everything that was considered fancy and high-culture when I was in my formative years is fancy and high-culture now and everything after
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by unsupp0rted 8d ago
And they're not quoting poetry at each other anymore. It's a great loss.
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by unsupp0rted 8d ago
That's an entirely different question
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by unsupp0rted 8d ago
I'm fully sure that if ASI doesn't "solve death" then neither will anybody else. It's either AI or I get very sick and die, so my money is (literally) on AI, and the faster the better.
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by unsupp0rted 9d ago
Yes but he was right
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by unsupp0rted 9d ago
> I don't understand why we're not seeing a MASSIVE clamor for a pause in the further development of AI strength. Because some of us don't want to die, old and decrepit, at age 70~90
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by unsupp0rted 14d ago
Reddit thinks Astra will be released today (Thursday/Friday)
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by unsupp0rted 14d ago
I'm annoyed my (US-bought) Meta glasses still block me from using the AI features, months after moving back to a country where it's generally enabled.
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by unsupp0rted 14d ago
I'm invested because I "know" it'll pop and I also "know" it'll eventually work and revolutionize everything. What do I have to lose? I'm just going to get decrepit and die anyway if it doesn't w
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by unsupp0rted 15d ago
My recollection is a couple years before it popped everybody (except tech CEOs going public or investing tens of millions in dog food delivery infrastructure) was in disbelief it hadn't happened yet
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by unsupp0rted 15d ago
That will successfully prevent 200% of market multipliers: bubbles and just plain sudden rapid value creation. It's like cutting out the prostate from all men at age 30 to prevent nearly 100% of prostate cancer.
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by unsupp0rted 15d ago
Predicting things 5 years too early is often as useless as not predicting anything. You can say "AI will be able to _____" and be right 99.9 times out of 100, but the question is when. You can say "The AI market will go to 0&
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by unsupp0rted 16d ago
It's because GPT Sol is equally good and established a price ceiling
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by unsupp0rted 18d ago
In 1992 Al Gore’s book said 60% of the population of Florida will have to relocate due to flooding. He didn’t mean in 100 years.
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by unsupp0rted 18d ago
Thank goodness it’s $50 million because if it were a quarter of that then $174,000/year salaried senator Elizabeth Warren, worth $12 million, would be liable too.
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by unsupp0rted 18d ago
The other thing they have in common is building large scale organizations that do difficult things, bring value to millions of people and employ thousands
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by unsupp0rted 18d ago
I’m not sure: when I was in high school / university it was well understood that places like Florida would be under water and unlivable by now. Already then you could find this exact article title in a dozen publications per year, espe
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by unsupp0rted 18d ago
I don’t understand this at all. Everybody has my phone and my AirPods, or a model close to them, and that’s fine. I don’t need my AirPods to have a monogamous relationship with me.
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by unsupp0rted 19d ago
I’m proud of living in a world of comfort that every generation before me has suffered through hell to accomplish. The solution to children in Africa suffering isn’t me living worse or even me beating myself up for “my privilege”.
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by unsupp0rted 19d ago
“2 euro/month” is what you pay directly out of pocket. Your taxes pay the rest.
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by unsupp0rted 19d ago
I've had the bottle cap in my nose multiple times... nobody's tricking me into not liking it. Yes: I have the privilege of living in a developed 21st century world where I don't need to deal with stuff like this. Proud of it.
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by unsupp0rted 19d ago
What else is he gonna do? Our ancestors spent a lot of time around observing things because the days are long and there’s no WiFi.
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by unsupp0rted 19d ago
I dunno, recently traveling through Europe I mentally “joined” the campaign by seeing the ridiculousness for myself. I very much support their ideals and their people-centered mindset. But in execution it’s that meme: US rocket lands in slo
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by unsupp0rted 19d ago
A whopping 25% of the economy depends on this thing that can solve 85% of all problems you throw at it? I mean imagine we discovered another homo species in 2023 and every year they get better at everything from office work to mathematics t
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by unsupp0rted 19d ago
Huge win for TikTok region spoofers too

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