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Comment #49247768
My approach is to write a bit of totally AI-free code every day. So after a day of Claude, I'll spend at least 30 mins wrestling with something. The gnarlier the better, e.g.leet c…
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Comment #49131874
Buddha addressed this idea directly. Your instinct that "getting comfortable with nothing" is still doing something turns out to be exactly right, and Buddhism doesn't deny it. Its…
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Comment #49131777
As the Buddhist joke goes 'don't just do something, stand there'.
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Comment #47296386
I'm somewhere in between. I'm excited about building more things faster and extending my capabilities. But I also love thinking about the underlying language, runtime, algorithms, …
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Comment #47113384
I understand he’s making a technical point about efficiency, but language isn't neutral and I think it betrays something deeper. It's such a glib and shallow point too that I think…
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Comment #47113279
This is a profound category error. What Altman reduces to a 20-year 'training' cycle fueled by 'energy' is what we, in the actual world, call life. It is a stunningly hollow perspe…
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Comment #46335325
Well exactly ;)
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Comment #46335151
"In 2025 finally almost everybody stopped saying so." I haven't.
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Comment #46144511
If it moves and connects with you then it's real music. It's fine to have a preference for live musicianship, but the 'real music' argument has been leveled against every new music…
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Comment #45512832
Seeing all the experienced engineers on this thread who feel discouraged is really depressing. Not because I disagree with you, I don't! It's because I fear a gradual brain drain o…
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Comment #45171616
Sure maybe you're right. I'm just so underwhelmed by what I see in my day job that it's hard to map error prone and limited deep learning tools to what is being described here. I d…
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Comment #45162167
A fun read, but wildly implausible. Perhaps there are other frontier technologies out there that get us even a fraction of this. But if we're talking this time horizon, I assume we…
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Comment #44911313
I love his attitude, an example to us all. Woz knows what's important.
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Comment #44869869
Best compromise is a markdown file. You can read with it with Obsidian if you want a better gui, but you can also just treat it like a simple text file if you prefer. No lock-in to…
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Comment #44783093
Less training data for Scala is the issue probably. Imagine how much Python is out there.
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Comment #44350768
Depends what we mean by better. If you prefer rock music to Bach then great. Enjoy! I love popular music and classical for different reasons But if we're talking skill, intellectua…
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Comment #44335349
I think this is a bad take by the way. Sure, coding is changing, but people still need to understand AI code. And it's also getting boring pointing out that coding is only part of …
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Comment #42120469
Impossible without either harming your own wellbeing, the child's or both. And I suspect the quality of your work, even if you somehow manage to somehow pull it off, would be very …
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Comment #39390330
Technically breathtaking, but why do these examples of AI-generated content always have a cheap clipart vibe about them? So naff and uninspired given the, no doubt, endless potenti…
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Comment #39260708
Agreed, it is a bit complex. I've looked into KaiOS, but I read that its future looks murky at best. In principle though, I like this idea. https://www.reddit.com/r/KaiOS/comments/…
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Comment #39259072
Does anyone here use both a dumbphone AND a smartphone? I was thinking I could call forward from my smartphone to my dumbphone when I'm leaving the former at home. Seems like a goo…