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About toplinesoftsys
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Comment #49212360
I like this project. Simple, open-source, nice UI.
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Comment #49205035
Great article. What fascinate me about the current situation is how fast the old world died - literally within a couple of years. This is the best evidence that progress is not jus…
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Comment #49204958
Handling 911 calls is THE worst idea of AI usage, considering its current state of maturity.
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Comment #49202788
PCB made in USA. Fantastic! I love this project.
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Comment #49202747
I love it. No need to deal with windows just for the sake of one or two commands.
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Comment #49202377
Great idea! I love it.
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Comment #49157210
Like everything else, modifying code of open-source tools has its cons and pros. The biggest advantage is of course an ability to customize the tool exactly to your needs. The prob…
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Comment #49151694
The biggest problem is not that bugs are migrated with COBOL, but that lots of new bugs are going to be introduced. AI is not deterministic, it will be making tons of mistakes. The…
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Comment #49150980
Fantastic project! Sim-city over San Francisco.
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Comment #49150473
Absolutely amazing project. I did something like that myself back in 2017. It was a desktop-like interface for iOS and then Android tables, well before windows were added to tablet…
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Comment #49149451
This is amazing project! I hope it will result in real miniaturization of AI - for example, edge LLM inside of glasses. That will be awesome.
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Comment #49148936
I think one of key reasons why we have so many issues with LLMs is because there is no clear understanding of their limitations. This is how I see LLM limits: 1. AI is inconsistent…
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Comment #49148311
This is just a very rough basic game skeleton. Companies believing AI is smart enough to spit out almost ready product will learn a hard way that it will will give them just a star…
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Comment #49147626
I am not sure there is a good solution for filtering out a synthetic content. AI detectors became basically useless, giving false positives a lot. Even human verification does not …
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Comment #49147596
This is a very familiar pattern: brilliant visionary bring new technology too early and it fails. The next guy does not need to be such a prodigy - he just need to be right on time…
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Comment #49146877
Great project - clean and simple syntax, pure functional language, uses GRIN framework.
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Comment #49141797
Skill is a document that AI agent ignores, distorts and forgets immediately after reading it :)
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Comment #49141775
Banning competition is the fastest way to lose the race.
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Comment #49141748
I love this approach. Simple ideas, specific problems, clean interface, right on point, took a week or one weekend to build. This is what software development industry was missing …
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Comment #49141625
At the end of the day, the real threat of AI is degradation of businesses, eventually leading to extinction of those of them still absolutely convinced AI will replace everybody. T…
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Comment #49141577
There is a third mode that requires combination of greenhouse and lens modes, and I did not see AI that is every remotely good working at that third mode. Unfortunately, many real …
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Comment #49141543
This is a great food for thought next time I am waiting for elevator :)
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Comment #49141518
I would not be overestimating this achievement, but not underestimating either. The truth is probably somewhere in the middle. China had access to the latest EUV tech for some time…
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Comment #49141500
We need books like that now more than ever. AI makes us lazy, forgetting how it works "under the hood". We should be curious and keep asking questions, or we will not be able to un…
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Comment #49141484
Yes, the dam has been broken. Major linux distibutions are getting polished for many decades already and they are totally ready for the mainstream adoption. No amount of marketing …