Adamátor

Adamátor

@adamator.eu

https://adamator.eu/ #Student a vyučující na #FJFI #ČVUT #Praha

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Thinking a lot about how we were told that this would be transformational, society-reshaping technology and how important it was to adopt and adapt. How there was no limit to how much money should he invested in it. For no particular reason

More Perfect Union@moreperfectunion.bsky.social

Meta is shutting down its VR metaverse on June 15th.

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My latest work for @kagi.com! Really happy with this drawing, easily one of my favourites. Also, it’s an absolute joy creating work and collaborating with them, so nice to work with a company that’s genuinely pushing to make the internet a better place!

Kagi HQ@kagi.com

AI and ads are a toxic combo. At Kagi, there are no ads, and we're actively working to keep slop out of your results.

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Chrome's adblock dying has really just shown how bad ads have gotten now huh This appeared and fullscreened my window, hid my cursor, for clicking on a youtube download link lol old people are just not built to handle this

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It’s cringe to see successful companies that have nothing to do with AI rebrand themselves as “an AI platform” because they think it will somehow help them. Workday is a HR platform. Sure, they added AI features like everyone else but it was never “built with AI at the core”

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Very insightful and comprehensive thread up and down, but this point is one I keep hammering: an LLM that outputs something false is operating successfully, doing the same work in the same way as it does when it happens to output something that can be evaluated as true.

Oisín McGann@oisinmcgann.bsky.social

It’s why the word ‘hallucinations’ in relation to gen AI is misleading. When humans hallucinate, it’s because something’s misfiring in our brains. AI hallucinations are not a mistake. The system is doing exactly what it was intended to do. That’s why they can’t fix it, because it’s not broken. 13/

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Seeing more posts like this (and I don’t mean to single out Andrea!) After enthusiasm thanks to rapid progress —> a few months of increasing pain —> giving up Turns out having a tool that generates code doesn’t remove the need to know how to program to build complex software…

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Jsem zvědavý, kdo první přijde s nápadem, že by řídící systémy jaderných elektráren měly přejít na umělou inteligenci. A rovnou říkám, že pak řeknu, že jsem vám to říkal. Ať už se stane cokoli.

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I've not regretted subscribing to @kagi.com yet. Been months. A much cleaner search experience. On the (very rare occasion) that it doesn't have what I'm looking for, going back to Google is a stark contrast that reminds me why it's worth it.

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How it started: "AI vibe coding tools will replace devs!" How it's going: "Do this: - Provide it w a detailed spec - Break down tasks to small ones - Separate dev and prod envs - Do NOT give access to the agent to prod - Never trust the agent; verify every step it takes - ...

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Beautiful. One more thing that makes remote work less trustworthy: "bait and switch" (the person interviewing is not the one who will be doing the actual work) at scale. Every one of these schemes brings profits to a small group while destroying broader trust of full-remote work.

Ernesto Jiménez@ernesto-jimenez.com

You also have people doing this bait and switch... > How it works: > * We find the projects > * You make a quick appearance: Just a couple of client calls to seal the deal, and maybe a quick standup now and then - that's it. > * We do the work > * You get paid: We split the profits 50/50

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On this Data Privacy Day, choose a search engine that puts you first. No ads. No tracking. No compromise. Just the results you want, on your terms.   (Illustration by @chazhutton.bsky.social for Kagi) #DataPrivacyDay #DataPrivacyWeek

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