You probably just need to find the right exercise. Sounds crazy, but playing drums for example also counts as exercise, and at least to me is highly addictive.
The "runners high" can also be kinda addictive (or more generally of your favourite sport)
Apart of that, Psychedelics may also be worth a try, they seem very promising in research currently. But don't mix them with SSRIs...
Yeah I also had to go through multiple burnouts or depressions (I'm not sure where to put these, difficult to draw a line). Kinda sad how this is not screened straight away, given the commoness of that condition.
It's a little bit more than that, I would say at this point.
As I said somewhere else I'm not really into LLMs, so I try to stay neutral....
I'm currently using Astra a little bit more, and it's really interesting to see how these models work these days. You increasingly feel the (self-)reinforcement learning on these models. They developed an interesting code style (not very human...).
Also the way it explores the code (and other stuff) like writing scripts on the fly to either explore or monitor, and even writing scripts to build the sourcefiles. And well, it definitely currently reshapes software development...
As much as I have a love-hate relationship with these because of all the negative effects (And there are countless ones), it's quite impressive what current Frontier models can do at this time, with very little input.
Right, but the browser hasn't opened any web pages yet and you have not started your IDE (for example, Rust Analyzer takes a massive amount of RAM) and so on.
I think 8GB is probably a little bit more realistic, workable with, but likely still a lot of pain...
I generally support the sentiment.
Though here I am with 64GB and it's still often swapping. (I'm already running optimized Linux)
i know one university having their compsci students now doing their projects using AI.
How to promote brain atrophy...
But I guess it's difficult for Universities to adjust, indeed...
And yes, I agree, I write less and less manual code, but it's not fun.
Endless context switching is really not promoting flow states, that I had when I programmed for ours... Which I consider what made it fun in the first place.
16GB are my usual breakfast, I'll fill that quickly after booting... I'm happy that I got 64GB, though even that is often used up, thus I sometimes wish for 128Gb though (and for running somewhat capable local LLMs 512GB would be even better...).
Bottomline: ypu can basically never have enough RAM...
Well the slopmachine got you hooked, as it was designed to be...
Couldn't be more different for me though, I'm missing being in the flow for hours, writing code. Now it's mindless context switching, and burning out because of looking at all the slop (often of others) that's just unnecessary garbage code... Wondering how this art has been degraded to so quickly...
My point is half of the American population is fucking mentally ill, Call it dumber than a rock, ignorant, irrational, call it Republicans, I don't care. This is not healthy mental behavior.
The modern capitalistic world is just not healthy for people. Like psychosis/narcissm and general anxiety disorder (racissm... fear of necessary change, e.g. because of climate crisis), likely schizophrenia... No sane person would elect Trump, yet here we are, Trump winning the popular vote even.
That this is happening on that massive scale is concerning.
That's my whole point...
This is a stupid take nonetheless because of escalating climate change especially.
You probably just need to find the right exercise. Sounds crazy, but playing drums for example also counts as exercise, and at least to me is highly addictive.
The "runners high" can also be kinda addictive (or more generally of your favourite sport)
Apart of that, Psychedelics may also be worth a try, they seem very promising in research currently. But don't mix them with SSRIs...
Yeah I also had to go through multiple burnouts or depressions (I'm not sure where to put these, difficult to draw a line). Kinda sad how this is not screened straight away, given the commoness of that condition.
It's a little bit more than that, I would say at this point.
As I said somewhere else I'm not really into LLMs, so I try to stay neutral....
I'm currently using Astra a little bit more, and it's really interesting to see how these models work these days. You increasingly feel the (self-)reinforcement learning on these models. They developed an interesting code style (not very human...). Also the way it explores the code (and other stuff) like writing scripts on the fly to either explore or monitor, and even writing scripts to build the sourcefiles. And well, it definitely currently reshapes software development...
And society-fuck.
As much as I have a love-hate relationship with these because of all the negative effects (And there are countless ones), it's quite impressive what current Frontier models can do at this time, with very little input.
Right, but the browser hasn't opened any web pages yet and you have not started your IDE (for example, Rust Analyzer takes a massive amount of RAM) and so on.
I think 8GB is probably a little bit more realistic, workable with, but likely still a lot of pain...
I generally support the sentiment. Though here I am with 64GB and it's still often swapping. (I'm already running optimized Linux)
As a programmer I can already give some hints. The code generated by current LLMs is really looking weird, Certainly nothing that humans would do...
you're weirdly optimistic...
I wouldn't be surprised, considering Trump's administration.
I can tell you're not working in IT...
It's astonishing how quickly it changed the field there...
And indeed it's quite a productivity tool since roughly half a year ago, not that it is fun, to use it all the time...
How to promote brain atrophy...
But I guess it's difficult for Universities to adjust, indeed...
And yes, I agree, I write less and less manual code, but it's not fun. Endless context switching is really not promoting flow states, that I had when I programmed for ours... Which I consider what made it fun in the first place.
16GB are my usual breakfast, I'll fill that quickly after booting... I'm happy that I got 64GB, though even that is often used up, thus I sometimes wish for 128Gb though (and for running somewhat capable local LLMs 512GB would be even better...).
Bottomline: ypu can basically never have enough RAM...
Well the slopmachine got you hooked, as it was designed to be...
Couldn't be more different for me though, I'm missing being in the flow for hours, writing code. Now it's mindless context switching, and burning out because of looking at all the slop (often of others) that's just unnecessary garbage code... Wondering how this art has been degraded to so quickly...
lol I just noticed that comment after i did post a very similar comment...
But for example suburbs are indeed a little bit well... badly regulated...
Yeah, for example, Earthships are more difficult to build here in Europe (regulations...) than in, for example, New Mexico where they originated.
yeah, maybe: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dkcgQQSgznU
Travelling to the (far) past would give you certainty though.
Maybe like our murder kittens (Like tiger or lion), maybe... It's still probably the largest predator on land in history though...
My point is half of the American population is fucking mentally ill, Call it dumber than a rock, ignorant, irrational, call it Republicans, I don't care. This is not healthy mental behavior. The modern capitalistic world is just not healthy for people. Like psychosis/narcissm and general anxiety disorder (racissm... fear of necessary change, e.g. because of climate crisis), likely schizophrenia... No sane person would elect Trump, yet here we are, Trump winning the popular vote even.
That this is happening on that massive scale is concerning. That's my whole point...