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@AdamB1438 @breadcrumbsre Depends how how you're deploying it... If you're having employees try to converse with it, gonna be bad.

@breadcrumbsre The more well-run your organization is, the smaller the gains you should see over the short-term, right? No doubt in my mind we're going to have a narrative shift on AI, value and productivity soon, but that won't change the underlying story of some meaningful gains.

@billtheinvestor @fchollet Right, the llm is picking between hard coded constraints though, it's doing almost no work. As far as what works best, I'm not advocating for anything really. I just wouldn't want 40,000 rows from Opus, that's silly

@BobTells @fchollet 你提到的效率问题确实是个大挑战。难道不觉得，虽然 LLMs 可能在数学上有改进，但在实际应用中却增加了复杂性吗？这是否会影响最终的合成数据质量呢？

Thinking of AI as a productivity booster for prior workflows is the wrong framing. Like all of the previous waves of computerization/softwarization, AI is a tool that lets you do new things in new ways.

@gabriel1 I'm not confused. Just think it's funny that you think you have any idea what you're talking about.

@Nova_Norse @sierracatalina @alliedcloudllc @DavidSacks So.... Probably not ai..

@sierracatalina @alliedcloudllc @DavidSacks Acrisure laying off 2,250 employees amid AI expansion | WOODTV.com share.google/ggaAefCqXHR5Y7…

Q: How are job postings for software engineers rising rapidly despite AI agents automating coding? A: Because there’s far more code to manage than ever before. We’re already seeing a 14x YoY increase in GitHub commits, and it’s accelerating. AI has dramatically lowered the cost of writing code, so it’s now being used across far more businesses, applications, and use cases. We’re at the beginning of a massive productivity boom driven by the proliferation of bespoke software throughout the entire economy. Coding has been AI’s breakout use case this year. The fact that it’s increased demand for software engineers — rather than decreased it — should call into question the entire “AI will cause mass job loss” narrative.

@sierracatalina @DavidSacks Lol you think companies are built to run efficiently still.

@DavidSacks AI will cause massive job displacement & to say otherwise is a disservice to the american people.

@GrizzledTexan @stack_wild @fjzeit Lol doing the same and nothing wrong with that. If anything you understand the nuances more

@stack_wild @fjzeit LOL - It was sort of a transition from vibe coding that got me there, yeah. I didn't just decide to come up with a methodology, I got there the hard way.

i wonder how much time and money has been wasted on this vibe coding bullshit that could have been spent focusing on using LLMs to actually improve established practices. even the ones who distance themselves from vibe coding basically did "vibe coding with guardrails" and called it something else...

@zarathustra5150 @TonyIsHere4You Less divided than ever, too stupid to realize it

Survey: “How many unarmed Black men were killed by police in 2019?” 50%+ of "Very Liberals": 1,000+ Actual number: 12

@mattpocockuk Share with whom?

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@WarrenLNaida @ererbeii AC made ours better tho lol

@ererbeii Lüften! House burping. Fresh air in and breeeeeeathe the summer 😍

"grrr these germans, why dont they all have ACs in their house" Germans:

@Brammflakes @illsenGG And forces you into the discord. Take my name of lol

@illsenGG We let testers speak openly about their experience. Signing up does not guarantee access, it just gets your name on the list.

There are so many players signed up to test now, I am completely humbled. We're adding people all the time. Please continue to signup and wishlist. wardogs.firstlook.gg

@craigclemens Time to move

The 2nd station was also closed. Since we've shared this story, we've heard from dozens of other moms who've had their vehicles stolen or broken into. The next morning when we finally spoke to an officer, he suggested we DRIVE AROUND AND FIND THE CAR OURSELVES... but not to approach it as there may be a homeless drug addict sleeping inside. You can't make this up. The LA Times, the current administration, Rolling Stone and Seth Rogen want you to think this is normal. I've lived in the city for over 20 years and I can tell you it is NOT normal. And it was not always like this. Prior to 2020, West Hollywood, Mid-CIty and East Hollywood had almost zero homeless drug addicts. If you wanted to find an encampment, you had to go to Venice or Skid Row. During the heyday of the 3rd Street Promenade in 2006, there was one homeless guy, who would harmlessly shake a cup of coins at you. These days they shake sticks with nails or samurai swords. Today, the failures of the current administration are in our face every time we leave our homes. We are told "this is normal", "this is improving". This is not normal. And it is getting WORSE. We were voting for Spencer before this but now it feels even more personal. I encourage you to do the same and do it before June 2nd. Tell your friends and those you know who live here. The primary is more important than anyone realizes. Say what you want about Spencer's past but he has a real plan to fix this. Most importantly, he is the only candidate not asking you to ignore it.

My wife’s car was stolen from our driveway Friday (along with 2 baby seats) but fortunately I have this article to calm her nerves

@JMGregorchuk @markasaurus @bobbyfijan I mean just at keep lying like all the lists online

@markasaurus @bobbyfijan Because real estate is what brings in the course customers...

There’s no chance someone is going to create a course business that generates 30MM in cash … just to plow it into underwater apartment deals

@danni_ox_ Was it?

A woman just knocked on our door to ask if our cat, in our window, was her cat

@JoeyPrink It's your feet congrats

any guesses what this is? (tip: this is SO amazing)

@Corbienest What do I need to do to get restful sleep?

According to one self centered sad sack, I think I know the secrets of the universe. Let’s find out. Ask this oracle for her wisdom.

@LeylaKuni I'd rather not have money than deal with this scene at all

I make fun of mega-funds all the time. I can tell you how they make money, how rich the fees are, and where investors get squeezed. But to be perfectly honest, the stuff I see in the lower end of private markets is on another level. No, I’m not saying every syndicator is bad. there are some great operators, and most groups do right by their investors. That said, most accredited investors would probably be safer sticking with the big names, if they can’t do proper due diligence. (if they want to stay accredited, that is)

@NewPerspectives @angryaboutbikes They offer a home lmao

@angryaboutbikes Landlords are leaches by the very definition of the word. They offer no service or product, they simply buy up all of a thing and withhold that supply from the market so they can leach value from the people who actually contribute to society (the tenant) who needs shelter to LIVE

My wife spent an entire year taking on extra work and smashing all her targets so that she could ask for a pay rise, they actually gave her one and then literally 2 days later our landlord put up our rent by more than the raise because he decided it was time to be paid more money

@ThinkAppraiser Ok on year 6, can't buy a second one yet now wat

How to become a multi millionaire; Save up 3.5% down payment, buy a 2-4 unit with fha loan and live in 1 of the units for 12 months Save up another 3.5% and buy another 2-4 units and move into the new place and keep the old place Standard FHA rules for 1-4 unit homes require owner-occupancy of one unit as primary residence for at least one year after closing to access the low down payment and flexible terms.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Just buy another with fha loan and rent out your old unit Rinse and repeat Simple. Easy. Write down your goals of unit count or rental income and you’re much more likely to hit your goals. There’s something magical about writing down your goals. I can’t explain it.

@garybernhardt Yeah but fire is useful

Agents are tools but they're more like fire than a wrench. Have you ever really looked at a furnace? The job of 90% of that mass is to contain the fuel/fire, and to stop it when something goes wrong. Agents need so much containment.

@guilhermeotina @garybernhardt That's not true, fire can get ya multiple ways.

@garybernhardt the scary difference is that fire has one failure mode (burns things) and you notice immediately when containment fails. agents have a thousand failure modes and most of them look normal until audit