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Aperocky
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Comment #49124338
You can only control the compute if it is not commoditized, which at the current moment, it is not, leading to industry players having 75-80% margins. Someone will find a way to ma…
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Comment #49083272
www.microsoft.com/en-us/corporate-responsibility/topics/open-weight/ Amazon is listed as signatory, I doubt microsoft just decided for them.
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Comment #49083243
> If your worth is not determined by your productivity, then what remains of you underneath it all? Worth and productivity are synonyms in direction, wouldn't a better phrase not t…
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Comment #49082828
Amazon did sign it though...
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Comment #49080625
Keep seeing this trope again and again. By same logic are open source code "open source"? If we don't see the development environment attached to these projects, are they truly ope…
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Comment #48990527
The peak was in 2014, far before any coherent AI became a thing. As someone with substantial "points" accumulated all a full decade ago, I can easily see why. If you only allow cer…
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Comment #48988432
> humanities, creativity, entertainment, or financial transparency > monetizing these strengths > real advantage over China is freedom Please tell me if I'm unfairly paraphrasing b…
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Comment #48988367
I use a mixture of claude code and codex and kiro as my swarm. They communicate through my own harness, and it's working pretty well so far. claude code is being overtaken by codex…
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Comment #48916103
As someone who is on the other side, the amount of familiar, LLM generated reports are overwhelming and usually falls under "not familiar with product design/security scope" catego…
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Comment #48860048
I am sort of a no UI (except browser) user for a very long time now, and vim is still incredibly useful. Granted, the language servers are getting dusted, but it's much nicer to wr…
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Comment #48856332
You're describing the mac mini/studio with some facelift.
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Comment #48856135
But why should apple invest in developing their own models? Why would it be correct? Or phrase it in a very similar ask, why don't they invest in power plants? The model space is t…
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Comment #48800455
If you end up with 2 to 3 times more code. That is HORRIBLE, because it means about 50-66% of the code is otherwise unnecessary. Those are eventually going to become unmaintainable…
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Comment #48791612
The issue with these kind of porting is edge case bugs - far smaller project/physic simulation has hit the same thing especially when original code isn't exactly clean, or sometime…
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Comment #48783843
This article is rated 100% on my AI smell meter, making it less trustworthy despite convincing arguments. For instance, I'm now really only sure that author measured a 2000 ppm CO2…
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Comment #48730361
Thank you - I was very close but thanks to chores and availability haven't pulled the trigger. You are very convincing.
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Comment #48719388
> When I walk into my office and sit at my desk, I’m choosing to be there. When I walk away, I have a door I can close, and a life outside the room that the digital world is no lon…
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Comment #48659824
That's a natural result of introducing LLM to current standard software development without modifying the rest of it (the part that doesn't involve creating code).
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Comment #48645102
I think at the end of this we'll have a new software engineering paradigm. Mostly nobody now worry about binaries or instructions because those are for the compilers, even undefine…
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Comment #48644868
That would only works until it doesn't. The suppliers got supplier too and those in turn have their own supplier. I don't know about any specific contract but I bet there's a force…
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Comment #48630551
Read the whole article expecting it to explain how it would have changed, was disappointed to not read that.
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Comment #48551762
While I appreciate the positivity, but I've honestly grown to appreciate grammar mistakes. Just like it's not X, it's Y indicated AI, those indicated that the effort behind was hum…
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Comment #48551692
It's honestly unbelievable how people continue to paste stuff like this. Do they not know that credibility is lost instantly?
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Comment #48550422
That commit count alone should not become any problem for infrastructure, even for Azure. They probably developed some ungodly mess with actions that did not/could not translate ve…
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Comment #48550409
That only work on smaller business/organization.