I'm having a hard time understanding your comment as a whole, but from a "europe"-centric perspective: > If it would be possible to walk to get groceries It is. > do people choose to drive instead because it's simply…
I think many saw working with Ramanujan as helping or being involved with a one in a generation (or even higher) talent. Translating LLM proofs to human-ese is instead grunt-work. One that is bound to dissapear in a few…
If your goal was to do something for RHA games you love and understand them on a deeper level, then just handing that off to an LLM doesn't really give you the same sense of accomplishment.
There was a genre of YouTube shorts about Minecraft desire parts. The videos showed an increasingly ridiculous attempts at stopping the desire path from forming. The joke of course being that dedicated Minecraft players…
I have to step in here to say that at least documentation wise, this is revisionist history. The original react documentation is fine, but focused almost entirely on class components. What was there on hooks was either…
No humans really needed. The AI could order one of those nice humanoid robots we're making. This mostly solves the "humans need to do it for me" issue. Of course this needs bootstrapping. But, paying a guy on Facebook…
Yes, if you only accept AI could be dangerous if and only if it manages to kill the last human alive, then yes. Everything is sunshine and rainbows. I'm sure the last survivors of whatever is going to wipe us out…
Possibly in much the same way humans currently do this: bribing and lobbying, misinformation campaigns, cyber attacks on elections, blackmail. They're already being used for some of these, just perhaps not autonomously.
Integrating React with third party libraries has always been a pain for me. The re-render model just doesn't quite fit with the way most JS libraries work. They hand you a class that you have to keep around. This can be…
Yeah. I don't want to be conspiratorial, but there is some heavy censorship happening in certain (or maybe most) subreddits. A good example is worldnews. For a long time I thought it was a pretty good source of, well,…
My recipe book has 300 AIs and all are delicious. Google Maps running A* or whatever is obviously not AI. Come on.
I would say that it is. During use, I have noticed that these systems tend to attempt to escape sandboxes, bypass permissions and other similar things. I have started to watch what they do and step in if something is…
I'm not a particularly big believer in infinite growth, so I'm not really concerned. But, I have noticed that many people both complain that nothing is being built, but also NIMBY. Could be the goomba fallacy...
Each nixos rebuild creates a snapshot. While I also eventually moved off of nixos, I've yet to get a system that was as stable as it.
Is it not the intent if it keeps happening again and again and the companies responsible aren't doing anything to stop it?
No, you aren't propping up the US economy. Try to keep up.
I don't want to do the "check his hard drives" thing, but is that you? Do you only not do things because you don't want to be seen doing "unkind things"?
It feels like you're strawmaning alignment. People with hacking knowledge don't all hack everything at the slightest inconvenience. Whitehats exist and use that same knowledge to defend. You're right though that ethics…
I see that they're not on HN either.
If they don't get punished for it, why not?
> Looks to me like I can run Claude Code without being able to afford my own datacenter. Well, unless of course you want to train your own LLM, or do some biochemistry (and increasingly just regular health stuff) or…
I wish languages made it easier (or possible) to track index ownership at compile time.
The global town square is locked up in a gated community.
> This is one of the core issues with LLMs and vibe coding, yes. The only complete specification for a program is the machine code. I agree, yes. But it's a bit like saying the only way to not die in a car crash is to…
Ok, but "followed the prompt" is very vague. Human languages are quite ambiguous so you're never going to properly specify everything. For instance, I was playing around with Claude a few days ago and it decided that it…
I'm having a hard time understanding your comment as a whole, but from a "europe"-centric perspective: > If it would be possible to walk to get groceries It is. > do people choose to drive instead because it's simply…
I think many saw working with Ramanujan as helping or being involved with a one in a generation (or even higher) talent. Translating LLM proofs to human-ese is instead grunt-work. One that is bound to dissapear in a few…
If your goal was to do something for RHA games you love and understand them on a deeper level, then just handing that off to an LLM doesn't really give you the same sense of accomplishment.
There was a genre of YouTube shorts about Minecraft desire parts. The videos showed an increasingly ridiculous attempts at stopping the desire path from forming. The joke of course being that dedicated Minecraft players…
I have to step in here to say that at least documentation wise, this is revisionist history. The original react documentation is fine, but focused almost entirely on class components. What was there on hooks was either…
No humans really needed. The AI could order one of those nice humanoid robots we're making. This mostly solves the "humans need to do it for me" issue. Of course this needs bootstrapping. But, paying a guy on Facebook…
Yes, if you only accept AI could be dangerous if and only if it manages to kill the last human alive, then yes. Everything is sunshine and rainbows. I'm sure the last survivors of whatever is going to wipe us out…
Possibly in much the same way humans currently do this: bribing and lobbying, misinformation campaigns, cyber attacks on elections, blackmail. They're already being used for some of these, just perhaps not autonomously.
Integrating React with third party libraries has always been a pain for me. The re-render model just doesn't quite fit with the way most JS libraries work. They hand you a class that you have to keep around. This can be…
Yeah. I don't want to be conspiratorial, but there is some heavy censorship happening in certain (or maybe most) subreddits. A good example is worldnews. For a long time I thought it was a pretty good source of, well,…
My recipe book has 300 AIs and all are delicious. Google Maps running A* or whatever is obviously not AI. Come on.
I would say that it is. During use, I have noticed that these systems tend to attempt to escape sandboxes, bypass permissions and other similar things. I have started to watch what they do and step in if something is…
I'm not a particularly big believer in infinite growth, so I'm not really concerned. But, I have noticed that many people both complain that nothing is being built, but also NIMBY. Could be the goomba fallacy...
Each nixos rebuild creates a snapshot. While I also eventually moved off of nixos, I've yet to get a system that was as stable as it.
Is it not the intent if it keeps happening again and again and the companies responsible aren't doing anything to stop it?
No, you aren't propping up the US economy. Try to keep up.
I don't want to do the "check his hard drives" thing, but is that you? Do you only not do things because you don't want to be seen doing "unkind things"?
It feels like you're strawmaning alignment. People with hacking knowledge don't all hack everything at the slightest inconvenience. Whitehats exist and use that same knowledge to defend. You're right though that ethics…
I see that they're not on HN either.
If they don't get punished for it, why not?
> Looks to me like I can run Claude Code without being able to afford my own datacenter. Well, unless of course you want to train your own LLM, or do some biochemistry (and increasingly just regular health stuff) or…
I wish languages made it easier (or possible) to track index ownership at compile time.
The global town square is locked up in a gated community.
> This is one of the core issues with LLMs and vibe coding, yes. The only complete specification for a program is the machine code. I agree, yes. But it's a bit like saying the only way to not die in a car crash is to…
Ok, but "followed the prompt" is very vague. Human languages are quite ambiguous so you're never going to properly specify everything. For instance, I was playing around with Claude a few days ago and it decided that it…