> I think part of the answer is that AI chat doesn't need to be general-purpose. It turned out that people really liked using a chat UI that seems to be general purpose, but you don't need to make answering any question…
It’s the “decoy text” intended to trick LLMs, from the arricle: > The decoy message serves as a final trick for a determined agent. When looking for a hidden message, it might first find the decoy message and think that…
The article mentions bronze production (thus indirectly mentioning copper and tin) not as a root cause, but rather a factor that spread the crisis from one region to another: > What is clear is that once the collapse…
> my kids love using this fantastic learning tool > The friendly interaction between the Ello character and my kids gives them a fun motivation > AI drives a love for reading I cannot trust someone to assess a love for…
> I design my code so that I always know which number will be larger than the other. That’s good discipline, but with better tooling and languages such conditions could be enforced by the compiler such as with Dafny.…
There was a related article from the other side of the debate a while back: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47989154 It’s pretty sad that after all these years, dealing with fixed size integers is still so…
> Eventually someone important enough will force digital resales to become reality Honest question: why? Why would anyone important enough to hold that power actually use it to force resales to exist? Who actually has…
The problem of false advertising is resolved but the problem of consumer freedom remains. If all digital marketplaces for a particular art only offer rents, without any option to buy or any physical media to serve as an…
You could use separate tools for those tasks. JIRA/Bugzilla/etc. for issue tracking, Sublime Merge or equivalent for comparing a dev branch to a main branch, and CI/CD with Azure Pipelines or whatever the “modern”…
With regards to interpreting the laws, I mostly agree with you, although I certainly haven’t delved as deep into the true meaning of law in society. But I still don’t understand what you actually expect from maintainers…
I disagree that a spoiler warning qualifies as a “dismissal” or even a “complaint”.
> I still really don’t understand what is so entitled about asking for a level of base empathy and care from maintainers. > People now yell at you that their only obligation is whatever is spelled out in the license…
> Contributions from people from identities known and consistent before the AI-age are fine Unfortunately, according to the article: > Giovannini has participated in discussions at least as far back as 2018, and his…
And what’s stopping an AI agent from throwing in a casual NATCIOS here and there?
Read closer - Giovanni’s accounts may have been compromised.
Near the top, the page claims it’s about learning the difference between checking, saving and money market accounts. In the entire linked article, where is the explanation for what a savings account is? Most of the…
How exactly would BlackSmith enforce the overdue payment? By sending the user to court?
The offering in question is "A better GitHub" so you are correct. That is an actual quote from the FAQ [0] by the way. In comparison CodeBerg [1] and SourceHut [2] both offer Git hosting but don't merely describe…
Point #5 seems near impossible and even furthermore undesirable. Unless we are envisioning an application with all the characteristics of a web browser, but using different layout languages.
Is this a trend? Do you have any other examples? And what division would a world flag generate??
Mukbangs are a thing. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mukbang
> Is that suppose to make this better? When I first saw the 26k changes statistic I was shocked. It made me think a large chunk of code running on people’s machines was AI-generated. But the knowledge that a lot of the…
When I look at the commits themselves, most of the ones generated by Claude are testsuite changes, or at least labelled as such. https://github.com/RsyncProject/rsync/commits/master/
> businesses will continue to need humans to differentiate. Honestly, why? If AI actually becomes capable of replacing large sections of the workforce, why wouldn’t a business composed entirely of AI “employees”…
I attend a local writer’s group in my area, where people write in person within a time limit. The art of writing without AI assistance still lives, but it’s not online and probably not discussing the C++ standard…
> I think part of the answer is that AI chat doesn't need to be general-purpose. It turned out that people really liked using a chat UI that seems to be general purpose, but you don't need to make answering any question…
It’s the “decoy text” intended to trick LLMs, from the arricle: > The decoy message serves as a final trick for a determined agent. When looking for a hidden message, it might first find the decoy message and think that…
The article mentions bronze production (thus indirectly mentioning copper and tin) not as a root cause, but rather a factor that spread the crisis from one region to another: > What is clear is that once the collapse…
> my kids love using this fantastic learning tool > The friendly interaction between the Ello character and my kids gives them a fun motivation > AI drives a love for reading I cannot trust someone to assess a love for…
> I design my code so that I always know which number will be larger than the other. That’s good discipline, but with better tooling and languages such conditions could be enforced by the compiler such as with Dafny.…
There was a related article from the other side of the debate a while back: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47989154 It’s pretty sad that after all these years, dealing with fixed size integers is still so…
> Eventually someone important enough will force digital resales to become reality Honest question: why? Why would anyone important enough to hold that power actually use it to force resales to exist? Who actually has…
The problem of false advertising is resolved but the problem of consumer freedom remains. If all digital marketplaces for a particular art only offer rents, without any option to buy or any physical media to serve as an…
You could use separate tools for those tasks. JIRA/Bugzilla/etc. for issue tracking, Sublime Merge or equivalent for comparing a dev branch to a main branch, and CI/CD with Azure Pipelines or whatever the “modern”…
With regards to interpreting the laws, I mostly agree with you, although I certainly haven’t delved as deep into the true meaning of law in society. But I still don’t understand what you actually expect from maintainers…
I disagree that a spoiler warning qualifies as a “dismissal” or even a “complaint”.
> I still really don’t understand what is so entitled about asking for a level of base empathy and care from maintainers. > People now yell at you that their only obligation is whatever is spelled out in the license…
> Contributions from people from identities known and consistent before the AI-age are fine Unfortunately, according to the article: > Giovannini has participated in discussions at least as far back as 2018, and his…
And what’s stopping an AI agent from throwing in a casual NATCIOS here and there?
Read closer - Giovanni’s accounts may have been compromised.
Near the top, the page claims it’s about learning the difference between checking, saving and money market accounts. In the entire linked article, where is the explanation for what a savings account is? Most of the…
How exactly would BlackSmith enforce the overdue payment? By sending the user to court?
The offering in question is "A better GitHub" so you are correct. That is an actual quote from the FAQ [0] by the way. In comparison CodeBerg [1] and SourceHut [2] both offer Git hosting but don't merely describe…
Point #5 seems near impossible and even furthermore undesirable. Unless we are envisioning an application with all the characteristics of a web browser, but using different layout languages.
Is this a trend? Do you have any other examples? And what division would a world flag generate??
Mukbangs are a thing. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mukbang
> Is that suppose to make this better? When I first saw the 26k changes statistic I was shocked. It made me think a large chunk of code running on people’s machines was AI-generated. But the knowledge that a lot of the…
When I look at the commits themselves, most of the ones generated by Claude are testsuite changes, or at least labelled as such. https://github.com/RsyncProject/rsync/commits/master/
> businesses will continue to need humans to differentiate. Honestly, why? If AI actually becomes capable of replacing large sections of the workforce, why wouldn’t a business composed entirely of AI “employees”…
I attend a local writer’s group in my area, where people write in person within a time limit. The art of writing without AI assistance still lives, but it’s not online and probably not discussing the C++ standard…