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> I don't know. HN in a nutshell: I've built some cool tech but have no idea if it is helpful or even counter productive...
by beernet 2y ago
> I don't know.
HN in a nutshell: I've built some cool tech but have no idea if it is helpful or even counter productive...
- rasmus1610 2y agoSometimes people just like to build stuff for the sake of it.
- jajko 2y agoAlmost like hackers, doing shit just for the heck of it because they can (mostly)
- corobo 2y agoReal HN in a nutshell: People who don't build stuff telling people who do build stuff that the thing they built is useless :P It's a hacker forum, let people hack! If anything have a dig at OP for posting the thread too soon before the parent commenter has had the chance to gather any data, haha
- greenavocado 2y agoJust because you can, doesn't mean you should
- corobo 2y agoIf you're building a dinosaur sanctuary sure
- stackghost 2y agoOr an Internet surveillance-capitalism panopticon.
- Breza 2y agoGreat attitude! I recently built a tool for my wife that uses an LLM to automate a task. Is it production ready? Definitely not. But it saves her time even in its current state.
- sidcool 2y agoSometimes it's the joy of creation. Utility and optimization come later. It's fun. Like a hobby.
- kaspermarstal 2y agoI am not going to claim or report any kind of accuracy, especially with such a small model and such a specific, context dependent use case. It is the user’s responsibility to cross validate if it’s accurate enough for their use case and upgrade model or use another approach if not.
- jbs789 2y agoA user buys a car because it gets them from point A to point B. I get what you’re saying though - we are earlier along the adoption curve for these models and more responsibility sits with the user. Over time the expectations will no doubt increase.
- dzamo_norton 2y agoOffer a 100% money back guarantee if the user finds that the software is not fit for purpose :)