Too many of my acquaintances have been fooled by this dark pattern.
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Too many of my acquaintances have been fooled by this dark pattern. Something similar happens on iPhones too.
I remember a time when Apple made way better software and OS versions. To the point that people voluntarily upgraded as soon as the new version was released.
Now it’s a fucking joke. https://mas.to/@andrii_ch/115713057619157736
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Gli ultimi otto messaggi ricevuti dalla Federazione
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@quinta Salvini è la padella bucata e senza manico della cucina-politica italiana 🙂
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@raganwald I would have been extremely skeptical about LLMs being able to be cajoled into making software at scale a year ago, but I am pretty astounded by how good the best agentic AIs have gotten and how much they can do on their own...they look stupid while iterating and making tons of mistakes, but I also look stupid when I'm iterating and making tons of mistakes. Closing the loop and allowing them to read the errors, search, and try again really does unleash something impressive.
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IL FILO NERO DELLA STORIA. Da Piazza Fontana al presente militarizzato.
@anarchia
Il 12 dicembre cade l’anniversario della strage di Piazza Fontana a Milano (1969). Una bomba alla banca dell’agricoltura causò 17 morti e 88 feriti. Fu commessa dai neofascisti, voluta e coperta dagli apparati statali, con la complicità – anche internazionale...Vedi
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What is the value of software companies when we reach that point?
Sure, anyone will be able to prompt planet-scale SaaS into existence. Open AI, Google, and especially MSFT will see to that, while xAI is cornering the market on digital mail-order brides.
But anyone includes customers, no? If the arc of LLMs bends towards being reliable enough to prompt production SaaS into existence, there is a business model problem to solve as well as a whither-labour problem to solve.
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@Thomas Why not?
