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andrewstuart

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About andrewstuart

andrew.stuart@supercoders.com.au

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    Comment #49248049

    >> promoting his vision of “personal superintelligence” What personal vision did Zuckerberg ever get right?

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    Comment #49247912

    If Johny Ives delivers a hockey puck then he is diminished in my eyes. Of all the things you could breath AI life into, what could be more boring, bland and already done than the A…

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    Comment #49247850

    It’s well known they grow at approximately half a gram a year.

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    Comment #49218434

    Great first line for a story.

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    Comment #49166655

    AI non believer rolls out old tropes, concludes AI not really much of a thing, probably mass hallucinated.

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    Comment #49165945

    Definitely fine. All the Palantir employees have read that clause of course. In Australia when the biggest health insurer had ALL patient records stolen, the Board of Directors imm…

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    Comment #49147307

    This is equally bad as a pelican test. LLMs should be tested in the same way people should be tested for a job interview (but often aren’t) - with tasks RELEVANT to usage. So you d…

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    Comment #49141634

    I do not believe this. Unless it’s some sort of tricksy word game or counting android or something. There is 0% chance that 10% of desktops/laptops are running desktop Linux.

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    Comment #49135373

    Wrong. The government cares.

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    Comment #49132154

    Everyone sells out for a price and old Spidey found how much BWM will drop its pants for.

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    Comment #49102602

    Sounds a bit like the do all the things of Google Wave.

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    Comment #49102567

    Railroads, electrification, fibre optic networks all lost money for early investors but the infrastructure became the basis for future economic and technological developments.

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    Comment #49060891

    My understanding is there is many caveats to the idea of freezing browser time. The browser is not designed to work this way and many things such as audio video and some CSS cannot…

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    Comment #49054858

    Why free? Golfers have money.

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    Comment #49054840

    Scene one of a Steven Spielberg movie.

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    Comment #49034637

    But what about TDD? It’s a religion you know. Even AI can’t stop the believers - you must write a test for every line of code before you write the code. It may sound ridiculous cra…

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    Comment #49018974

    I thought “I think I have an Amiga 1200 in the garage in a box.” Looked for it, found it and underneath was an Amiga 1000 I forgot I had.

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    Comment #49012180

    The pelican prompt is ridiculous. Test the LLLM against things you want it to do. Asking questions that are absurd is like interviewing developers and asking absurd questions on th…

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    Comment #49003050

    Errrr. I did have some interest in building an Android app but this sounds …… challenging.

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    Comment #48988493

    Pretty sure Tim Apple can flip open his wallet and pick up the tab for everyone, if he’s feeling generous.

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    Comment #48984888

    >> kept track of events when I felt like someone was dishonest with me. Humans are designed to forget this stuff.

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    Comment #48967654

    Tangled terrible name for source control.

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    Comment #48957351

    If I start an ai company I guarantee I will get a butthole logo and it will be animated.

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    Comment #48940006

    You were correct. I concede and stand corrected.