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Humans used this combination extensively for decades too. I'm no aware of any other simple way to grep both stdout and stderr from a process. (grep, or save to
by WhyNotHugo 7mo ago
Humans used this combination extensively for decades too. I'm no aware of any other simple way to grep both stdout and stderr from a process. (grep, or save to file, or pipe in any other way).
- TacticalCoder 7mo ago"not humans" are using this extensively precisely because humans used this combination extensively for decades. It's muscle-memory for me. And so is it for LLMs.
- GetTheFacts 7mo ago>It's muscle-memory for me. And so is it for LLMs. LLMs have neither muscles nor memories. They're token combinators based on statistical correlation, no more, no less. That's not to say LLMs can't be useful when they string together tokens. Quite the contrary, in fact. But let's not pretend LLMs are something they're not.