Fair take if the user is the same person as the implementer. If I sell software to my customers that reduces their operational complexity by me investing some code, then I don't consider it a loss.
Can be that I remembered it incorrectly, as it was in 2008, but here it is: https://se-radio.net/2008/03/episode-88-the-singularity-rese...
There is a difference between easy to set up and not having to set up anything. It's an improvement in operational UX.
I listened to an interview with one of the researchers. They had a component to verify "this binary will never allocate mem outside it's allowed area" and by statically verifying that they could enable high performance…
How I see this: Refactoring code to reduce the number of lines is _compression_, akin to RLE coding. Refactoring the code to lift conceptually coherent parts is _abstraction_. Less compression, more abstraction. Then…
In most of Germany neither is required (Baden Württemberg requires non-EU citizens to pay 1.5k€ per semester). Commonly though you have to pay from 200 to 300€ administrative fees. The harder problem is to enter…
That's why I use Rust and an Actor architecture. :)
The problem is not the LLM deviating from the plan (though that rarely also happens when it thinks it has a better idea) but rather if the plan is not strict enough and the LLM decides on the fly HOW it is going to…
Its the "unsettling little ways", right. So you can't skip whole paragraphs, you literally have to read everything. And sometimes its worded in ways I don't understand at all (due to missing implications that the LLM…
While they are not as efficient or flexible, they are many times more efficient than resistive electric water heaters. I've installed one with in house air intake (due to construction reasons) in my house and it cooled…
For thorny problems I let the agent give me a simplified flow-chart in mermaid syntax. LLM's brain-farts are easily visible then. I correct the flow-chart "Ah, you're right!" and then let it translate it to code. Works…
I believe it. I experienced this once, as I tried to have everything owned. Now I just clone around as if there's no tomorrow and tell myself I'll optimize later.
Interesting that the film material had better color retention than the old projectors. I never thought about it before and assumed that the washed out colors of old 16mm projections came from bad recordings.
I recently investigated some problematic behaviour of both Opus 4 and Sonnet 4. When tasked to develop something more complicated (broker fed task management system, staggered execution scheduler) they would inevitably…
This must be the quintessential example of a Turing tarpit. In TypeScript types, everything is possible, but nothing of interest is easy.
> Not because of conscious fear, simply by default. If Navalny became Russian president - the next day 80% of Russians would be completely persuaded they were always against the war. This seems similar to how the people…
Nature will die with 100% certainty. That is a verified fact due to the coming life-cycle changes of our sun. Nothing will survive that. Only humans have a chance to save "nature" by bringing life along to the stars.…
Even if Germany wouldn't have a minimum wage it wouldn't change the fact that German people won't work for the conditions you outlined. So for Germans this won't change anything anyways. Either the companies lower…
GPL (I'm not talking about AGPL) only forces you to publish the sources if the binary would be published. If you don't have the program you don't have a right to the source.
Some day we have to use packets which are pre-filled by random data to hide our keystrokes in. Not quite steganography, but close. Could also be used to make traffic-analysis harder/impossible even?
I reckon the sample was just thin enough.
This will not benefit Mastodon/Fediverse, but it will benefit Meta because of the already available content. It's basically solving their chicken-or-egg problem for them. I'm not at all sure this will be good for the…
The constant of reddit is that user protests come in waves again and again. If this wave will be over soon, the "geeks and techies" will be focused on polishing the alternatives. Even if this wave doesn't break reddits…
As far as I've heard, r/startrek already started their own instance at https://startrek.website and indicated they will close their sub for good. This may be the first major sub to be handed over. Paramount may then…
How to get the top million sites list today? Alexa has shifted focus recently.
Fair take if the user is the same person as the implementer. If I sell software to my customers that reduces their operational complexity by me investing some code, then I don't consider it a loss.
Can be that I remembered it incorrectly, as it was in 2008, but here it is: https://se-radio.net/2008/03/episode-88-the-singularity-rese...
There is a difference between easy to set up and not having to set up anything. It's an improvement in operational UX.
I listened to an interview with one of the researchers. They had a component to verify "this binary will never allocate mem outside it's allowed area" and by statically verifying that they could enable high performance…
How I see this: Refactoring code to reduce the number of lines is _compression_, akin to RLE coding. Refactoring the code to lift conceptually coherent parts is _abstraction_. Less compression, more abstraction. Then…
In most of Germany neither is required (Baden Württemberg requires non-EU citizens to pay 1.5k€ per semester). Commonly though you have to pay from 200 to 300€ administrative fees. The harder problem is to enter…
That's why I use Rust and an Actor architecture. :)
The problem is not the LLM deviating from the plan (though that rarely also happens when it thinks it has a better idea) but rather if the plan is not strict enough and the LLM decides on the fly HOW it is going to…
Its the "unsettling little ways", right. So you can't skip whole paragraphs, you literally have to read everything. And sometimes its worded in ways I don't understand at all (due to missing implications that the LLM…
While they are not as efficient or flexible, they are many times more efficient than resistive electric water heaters. I've installed one with in house air intake (due to construction reasons) in my house and it cooled…
For thorny problems I let the agent give me a simplified flow-chart in mermaid syntax. LLM's brain-farts are easily visible then. I correct the flow-chart "Ah, you're right!" and then let it translate it to code. Works…
I believe it. I experienced this once, as I tried to have everything owned. Now I just clone around as if there's no tomorrow and tell myself I'll optimize later.
Interesting that the film material had better color retention than the old projectors. I never thought about it before and assumed that the washed out colors of old 16mm projections came from bad recordings.
I recently investigated some problematic behaviour of both Opus 4 and Sonnet 4. When tasked to develop something more complicated (broker fed task management system, staggered execution scheduler) they would inevitably…
This must be the quintessential example of a Turing tarpit. In TypeScript types, everything is possible, but nothing of interest is easy.
> Not because of conscious fear, simply by default. If Navalny became Russian president - the next day 80% of Russians would be completely persuaded they were always against the war. This seems similar to how the people…
Nature will die with 100% certainty. That is a verified fact due to the coming life-cycle changes of our sun. Nothing will survive that. Only humans have a chance to save "nature" by bringing life along to the stars.…
Even if Germany wouldn't have a minimum wage it wouldn't change the fact that German people won't work for the conditions you outlined. So for Germans this won't change anything anyways. Either the companies lower…
GPL (I'm not talking about AGPL) only forces you to publish the sources if the binary would be published. If you don't have the program you don't have a right to the source.
Some day we have to use packets which are pre-filled by random data to hide our keystrokes in. Not quite steganography, but close. Could also be used to make traffic-analysis harder/impossible even?
I reckon the sample was just thin enough.
This will not benefit Mastodon/Fediverse, but it will benefit Meta because of the already available content. It's basically solving their chicken-or-egg problem for them. I'm not at all sure this will be good for the…
The constant of reddit is that user protests come in waves again and again. If this wave will be over soon, the "geeks and techies" will be focused on polishing the alternatives. Even if this wave doesn't break reddits…
As far as I've heard, r/startrek already started their own instance at https://startrek.website and indicated they will close their sub for good. This may be the first major sub to be handed over. Paramount may then…
How to get the top million sites list today? Alexa has shifted focus recently.