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This overlooks a new category of developer who operates in natural language, not in syntax.
So they don't understand the syntax being generated for them?
They need to understand what the code does.
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This overlooks a new category of developer who operates in natural language, not in syntax.
Natural language is inherently a bad programming language. No developer, even with the absolute best AI tools, can avoid understanding the code that AI generates for very long The only way to successfully use AI is to have sufficient skill to review the code it generates for correctness - which is a problem that is at least as skilful as simply writing the code
I feel an urge to build personal local AI bots that would be personal spam filters. AI filtering AI, fight fire with fire. Mostly because the world OP wants is never coming back. Everything will be AI and it's everywhere. I also feel an urge to build spaces in the internet just for humans, with some 'turrets' to protect against AI invasion and exploitation. I just don't know what content would be shared in those spac…
This already exists around 20 years ago and didn't consume as much resources as an AI bot would ... Bayesian-Filters.
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That's really great performance! Could you share more details about the implementation (ie which quantized version of the model, how much RAM, etc.)?
Model: Qwen3 32b GPU: RTX 5090 (no rops missing), 32 GB VRAM Quants: Unsloth Dynamic 2.0, it's 4-6 bits depending on the layer. RAM is 96 GB: more RAM makes a difference even if the model fits entirely in the GPU: filesystem pages containing the model on disk are cached entirely in RAM so when you switch models (we use other models as well) the overhead of unloading/loading is 3-5 seconds. The Key Value Cache is also…
Remembering the failure of Google+, I wonder if hostilely forcing a product to your users makes it less likely to succeed.
My fintech bank, Qube, is running some sort of croudfunded investment round to add AI. It's super interesting to me in a number of ways. https://www.startengine.com/offering/qube-money The top of the list has got to be that one of their testimonials presented to investors is from "DrDeflowerMe". It's also interesting to me because they list financials which position them as unbelievably tiny: 6,215 subscribing accoun…
ChatGPT is the 5th most-visited website on the planet and growing quickly. that’s one of many popular products. Hardly call that unwilling. I bet only something like 8% of Instagram users say they would pay for it. Are we to take this to mean that Instagram is an unpopular product that is rbi g forced on an unwilling public?