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@davepl1968 Mercedes in early 2000s had quite a few of their top of the line cars equipped with hydraulic suspension. AMG versions of W220 S-klasse, CL and SL coupes and S600 V12 had hydraulic suspension. These cars dont even have a stabilizer because suspension is fully computer controlled.

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@LaserApe @zerohedge Yeah, in asteroid, great idea lmao 😂😂

@zerohedge Now data center in space make sense. In Orbit, In moon, in asteroid, in mars or further... If we dont do it, AI wont be safe from humans

Iran Threatens "Complete And Utter Annihilation" Of OpenAI's $30BN Stargate Data Center In Abu Dhabi zerohedge.com/geopolitical/i…

@FinancialPhys @zerohedge No. Except that they are built using the money from debt that you are supposed to pay. And they will build another one exactly the same way.

@zerohedge A I suppose to care about data centers?

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@pmarca Did AI convince you of that? It probably also assured you that you are very smart 😂

I'm calling it. AGI is already here – it's just not evenly distributed yet.

@pmarca These models have ZERO intelligence. They are task machines. Amazing task machines, but they have no underlying concept of what they're actually doing in any broader sense. That's why AI images have so many weird artifacts. The model has no idea what it's making

@greg16676935420 @netanyahu Because AI is so good that it cant even draw a US flag properly. And that shit is going to replace us 😂😂😂

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@stikves @davepl1968 Do you actually read? Or it is AI that does reading for you 😂 Yes, this technology is not very useful at all if your aim is anything better than a slop.

@got2be4real @davepl1968 Have you actually used Claude in production? It definitely needs debugging, otherwise it is not very useful at all

I don't debug AI slop. I have a crisp and extensive set of unit tests that I use to define "it works". If the code passes those tests, it's a black box that does what I need. Debugging thousands of lines of AI code takes longer than it would to write it in the first place! It's not practical.

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@stikves @davepl1968 There should be no need to debug AI code if we are serious about this technology. Or we should not call it AI. If generating code which is considered the basic cornerstone of AI can not be done reliably then it is junk. The only thing you should debug are your AI promps.

@davepl1968 AI should debug AI code. And if it is sloppy, it usually goes into an hour long loop where it cannot exit. (Or if you forgot to give it guardrails, it just removes all the tests, and says "I'm done") Any atomic unit of contribution should be self consistent and passing tests.

@davepl1968 This is the biggest hurdle I have had with using ad in tech. If I want it done a specific way it’s easier to just do it.

@SimardPete @davepl1968 good news for guys planning attacks like LiteLLM

@davepl1968 nobody reads their npm packages' source either. if tests define the contract and the code fulfills it, who cares what's inside. the skill shifts from writing code to writing good specs.

@davepl1968 @BeatGreatFilter There will be people ready to pay an extra premium for NOT having that chance at all.

@BeatGreatFilter Yup. I write the spec for the code, and I write the spec for the tests. Of course there IS the chance that the tests are not actually correct, and then you're hooped.