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10mo ago
And thats the AI business-model in a nutshell. Generate slop quickly that you cant understand, but works enough for you to get hope, works enough to make you forget about all your training as a dev, and profit$$ of your anxiety as it rises!
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10mo ago
Its a free download form internet achieve? just connect it to the internet with a NAT and enjoy the freedom and speed.
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10mo ago
Time to dust of Windows XP. At some point legacy hardware that can run non-AI stuff will become hot commodetites again.
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10mo ago
back in '98 i got a 100mb per download limit for $100 on my cable connection. i recall getting DoS'd by someone cause i was a lpb barstard in quake tf. They were kind though, only DoS'd me 90mb as a warning.... Years later, T
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10mo ago
I dont get how these tools are considered good when they cant even do a simple thing decribing this scene. > i was to bring awareness to the dangers of dressing up like a seal while surfboarding (ie. wearing black wetsuites, arms hanging
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10mo ago
Greenfields projects where this was possible only make up a tiny fraction of the stuff devs work on. Good devs find it easier, quicker, and more reliable writing the code themselves then explaining the context of the situation to someone. A
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10mo ago
Youtube is full of AI slop right now, doesnt take much imagine to regconise how scammers (listed on an exhcange or not) are utilising it this... Take for instance a political influence organisation, generating avatars for vast bot networks
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10mo ago
It seems like alot of people in this thread dont undestand the dotnet stack. MAUI, Native UIs, and WASM are all interchangable. Your cross platform app could literly be built out of everyone of of these components at once. MAUI is not requi
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10mo ago
Ive been building these apps (cross platform web based ui, C# backend) for years, and yes its finally good to see MS catch up and validate the architecture ive pushed since Xamarin. I wrote once wrote an electron version of this archand tho
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10mo ago
Because they can milk either side. Gov needs private partnerships as much as the privates need their money.
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11mo ago
Upgrade from windows 10 to Windows XP or Windows 7. All the holes have been found already.
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11mo ago
> something something Chromebook something something Why wait for mass survellience and remote attesention when u can have it today!!! :D
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1y ago
I started this fight with youtube back when it was called google video, because i wanted to watch content but my 28.8kbps modem didnt have the grunt todo it in one session. When i started getting 100,000's of downloads a day, google up
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1y ago
dudes never heard of industrial waste :D ^^^ ?
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1y ago
Just wash some forever checmicals over the pesticides, that'll do the job. Jokes aside, i raw dog with a quick wash and im yet to have caught covid so it cant be that bad.
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1y ago
Apply PCB mask to copper sheet then laser etch it. UV printing has some more promise here, i just dont think FDM 3d printing is gonna be the solution.
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1y ago
Musk is already in the testing phase for this. His starship rockets should be reusable as soon as 2018!
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1y ago
In the coming years, you will be paying AI companies a cut of your salary. It will be the cost of doing buisness. People will be so dumb they wont be able to tell whats an AI halluciation or not. We will continue to enter our every thought
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1y ago
Just need to apply this to a drone, and we would be one step closer to skynet. The props could retract into the body when it detects a collision or a fall.
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1y ago
In the first version it grepped the rules properly. By the 10th interation those rules were lost to the heavens, and replaced by a newly hallucinated set that no one noticed because everyone was now dumber.
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1y ago
Regurgitation what amounts to ai slop these days paints a clear picture of your Company to the market. Companies that use l33tcode are filtering out pools of talent, in exchange for monocultures of echo chambers. Makes it easier swing the l
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1y ago
100% Americans are complicit in making amazon the beheomoth they are. Convenience above all else. Ive shopped online for 20 years and never purchesed from Amazon. There are very few things that cant be bought form other e-vendors. Its just
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1y ago
Modern day methadone maintainence plan. So many people in this world need this button! Goodluck on your journey! I quite tech at home when i started working as a software engineer over 20yrs ago. Hobbies are a great way to break free, and q
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1y ago
I can just imagine it now, you launch your AI coded first product and get a bug in production, and the only way the AI can fix the bug is to re-write and deploy the app with a different library. Your then proceed to show the changelog to th
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1y ago
The more popular a library is, the more times its updated every year, the more it will suffer this fate. You always have refine prompts with specific versions and specific ways of doing things, each will be different on your use case.
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1y ago
Coding and woodworking are similiar from my perspective, they are both creative arts. I like coding in different lanuages, woodworking is simply a physical manifestion of such. In a world where you only need agents, is not a world where ner
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1y ago
The reason you feel safe now is because of the marketing tactics of AI companies in pushing their phished goods on the world. LLMs have done anything yet other then reduced the barrier of entry into the software field. Like what google sear
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1y ago
You have decribed enron musk perfectly without probably even meaning to. I concur that we have "software engineers" in every role at our tech company now that the general populous has learnt how to use chatgtp. This leads to some
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1y ago
haha yeh as someone who has built automation for years i can agree with this. You cant just click on something in a script, you need to reliably click on something. As a user, its very easy for you to make adjustments like clicking twice on
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1y ago
All i know is my parents generation grew up without it and saw they dentists for fillings, every year, for years. Seemed like their childhoods played a part here because half their life they had toothpaste at the same rates as me. I on the
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