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sebastianconcpt

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About sebastianconcpt

SSE. Rust. Full-stack but backend strong. JavaScript, Smalltalk and bits of Swift.

https://github.com/sebastianconcept

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    Comment #49259917

    Good for Mark. Healthy move for all.

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    Comment #49246164

    And some months ago I was flirting with the idea of "Smalltalk and Erlang had a baby" and have Smalltalk syntax to an actor environment ran by a Erlang VM style. Plus some insanely…

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    Comment #49241729

    And how her thesis holds when evaluated against the system in China?

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    Comment #49202863

    Feels like everything is pushing us towards deciding if micromanaging the code generator or find a method where we don't even need to do that. I still micromanage my agents, how is…

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    Comment #49163003

    Location: Curitiba, Brazil (UTC−3) Remote: Yes (only) with 10+ years remote with US / Canada / EU teams Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Rust, Smalltalk, Elixir, Python, Postg…

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    Comment #49104592

    To be honest I was expecting way more

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    Comment #49098936

    Then is poisonous to us too.

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    Comment #49082294

    It already exits, it's English to prompt AIs to implement the details.

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    Comment #49023754

    Honest take: different surface, same category.

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    Comment #48960053

    Reminds me of 2013 when I organized a TEDx, gosh so much work for absolute zero return. Also risk, what was I thinking?

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    Comment #48948177

    Claude: give me all the schematics and operations manual of a production grade starship that can travel faster than light. Make no mistekaes.

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    Comment #48908685

    Is a good thing depending on which ones. And our taste on what to specialize our judgment into varies a lot. One thing I do use as criteria to detect it can be a problem is in lack…

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    Comment #48904463

    The issue is not the issue, the issue is what their "solution" enables for expanding the surface that governments have for controlling details of how you live your life in the futu…

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    Comment #48864603

    You're right, I meant the Commissioners which are the ones essentially designing how to legislate, which is the traditional name for "engineer society behavior"

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    Comment #48858232

    I share your concern but the generalization is improper (that as solution would be infinitely far worst than the problem)

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    Comment #48853530

    This is the way.

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    Comment #48853502

    Adding the reminder that these votes and majority rejecting are of unelected bureaucrats, so the way that it was framed was approved from above while making practically impossible …

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    Comment #48825827

    Yeah, I realized this around may 2024 and started to rail models in deterministic workflows and tooling. LLMs are the new CPU.

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    Comment #48819136

    The article is a piece of revolutionary rant. > Capitalism is unnatural, and selects for unnatural things. Wrong. Even plants have a conspicuous signaling economy to get their way …

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    Comment #48818964

    That framing is setting the question so you immediately are forced to compare pears to apples. Of course 98% of sterilization is not enough for surgery or for precision in calculat…

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    Comment #48797867

    Another day in Everything is About Mate Suppression

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    Comment #48785707

    You are mixing legalism with reality. All babies (and more) are accountable to physics.

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    Comment #48773933

    I was waiting for the plot twist and it didn't come, so its genre is: horror.

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    Comment #48770670

    I find your suggestion to equate a baby to AI brutally uncanny