perarneng

He said he would never decive you though

Sam Alt-RAM

I just got started with https://www.onorca.dev and I like it, how is herdr.app different if anyone knows?

We should create a human knowledge base for AI to train on that is completly open so everyone had access. Not just big corporations. Then adopt Ethical Acceleration. https://youtu.be/nV3tBWnZ4wg?si=UX2lKXXPZr01FXYi

Im thinking of switching to Gemini 4 Argon. I believe google can beat anthropic. Especially since many google customers will have access to AI through their existing deals with google. Why get an extra subscription of gemini is as good or in some cases better.

I spent way to much time with that :-D

"Fuck the Algorithm" -- its just going to get worse. companies are afraid of the vocal minority. And by minority I mean a small group that complains a lot. They will continue to adjust the algorithm until no-one complain and the masses just slowly adapt and get censored more and more until it becomes the norm.

This is why im always sayin AI is already harming humanity. The censoring and the recommendation (engagement) algorithms are ANTI HUMANITY!

Typesystems prevents hallucination errors and also ads an extra guardrail for the AI to adjust to. Its sometimes hard for the AI and humans to know what types are expected. The compiler holds the AI:s hand

The ripple effects are going to be big. Its going to be rough for any company building products with RAM in it. People will hold on to what they got.

Gemini 3.8 Flash is suprisingly fast, how fast is Argon compared to the other frontier models? Does google have a performance edge?

Humanity is experimenting with AI and we do not have a single clue about the consequences for humanity and there is no way to stop it either. Im 100% convinced most people will be more stupid due to how humans are lazy by default.

Yes perhaps easy refers to when actually using AX as a platform for deploying and managing agents, not actually installing and managing AX itself. I think it's awesome they targeted kubernetes but it's not easy from a human perspective. However with documentation and an AI assistant working with Kubernetes is so nice. I have worked with all the big clouds and Kubernetes a lot. But with AI it's so much faster and nicer to work with Kubernetes. It's so easy to debug and find issues in Kubernetes since the models know's Kubernetes so well. It quickly find issues and just fixes them. With the cloud deployment and changes are usually pretty slow and also it's sometimes tricky to debug if ex enough info isn't exposed. With Kubernetes every little atom is available for inspection by the AI.

It's either being afraid of loosing to china or that model development will stagnate and they want to make it look like they are "slowing" down deliberately.

However the real reason to slow down is more of how it's introduced to the economy. Hypereautomation will kill jobs and destroy the economy. I work as an AI engineer and companies are delivering products at vibe coding speeds to kill jobs and at the same time automating internally. All companies are doing this at the same time and the target it sto eliminate workers.

Most people are so extremely slow to pick this up. How hard can it be to understand what hyperautomation does to the workforce? Companies are desperate to surrivive and they will do all it takes to lower their costs and at the same time not loose to competitors. Its Wild West out there.

Why not flutter?

The people who are going to be successful in the coming economy is the ones who can channel all the knowledge and experience of an llm without shame. If you are smart:

"... in the style of a my writing"

Directed Panspermia

I hope its good, I wont test it though

I don't use it. I chat about all kinds of random things and I don't want to risk memory that is irrelevant being injected in my random sessions.

0 outgoing, nobody knows numbers anymore and even if you could look it up you won't punch numbers like its 1992.

With that said, amazing project. super cool that people can call in

what are the potential consequences then

What, MTE is such a promising tech and for security and now that we need all security we can get. WTF this is terrible development. You cant go backwards when the world needs getting even more secure.

Does anything matter if it's illegal or not when it comes to the current government? This is not a flamewar im interested from a practical perspective if things like this has any effects at all in practice.

Have generative AI create the music and then become a cover artist for AI generated music. No one will notice. Lots of musicians are cover artists because perhaps they are skilled in their playing instruments and or singing but have a hard time coming up with good music. So instead let AI come up with the music and just copy it and make it yours.

as someone who used Gerrit for a year: No

First thing we should say to them: "We hope this message finds you well, We are sorry, also we would like to talk to you about your extended insurance..."

I have pixel 10 Pro Fold. Formfactor: for Pockets. The slim when folded is great for most pockets. I think it's great and I use it in folded and unfolded mode every day depending on what I want to do. Not sure how well the wider one would work with pockets when folded. It's an important feature for me at least.

I have the pixel watch 4 and I also hate charging stuff. But I put some double sided tape under the charging cradle and I just put it there at night which I think is good because then I always know where it is as well. So im used to it now. Plus you can buy an extra for travel ex. So im happy with it so far.

The readability is a plus at the same time if I target Rust and build it modular with lots of tests and io pure modules. The review part is not as important if the AI reviews it from various perspectives. With rust I get so much better performance and efficiency.

The main downside is that usually I only choose languages that the LLM is extremely good at. (however I avoid dynamically typed).

But I hope they succeed, it's a very interesting approach. Then I will jump on it later on. S

Spam calls killed telephony. The greed of phone companies allowed it to happen. They could have addressed the problem with technical measures, such as displaying the verified name of the caller—whether a person or a company. Showing only a phone number is not good enough.