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An experienced software engineer (read his profile) praises the value he's found in Deepseek, and gives some real data showing how affordable that value is. Th
by squidbeak 2mo ago
An experienced software engineer (read his profile) praises the value he's found in Deepseek, and gives some real data showing how affordable that value is.
Then you, dakolli - out of generosity and minute-to-minute devotion to enlightenment - sacrifice time from your busy day to sit down (though perhaps that's been painful lately?) or stand up with your phone - and offer a profound, deeply thought-out counterpoint in the following form (and I'll paraphrase):
"Nah mate, it's shit. All LLMs are shit."
- CamperBob2 2mo agoLook at his history -- he's just here to shitpost. Flag and move on.
- _superposition_ 2mo agoAmong countless other experienced engineers... The cognitive dissonance here is frightening.
- dakolli 2mo ago[flagged]
- lionkor 2mo agoI agree a bio is a bad proxy, and I'm not saying I'm amazing but I'm not THAT incompetent. Most of my GitHub is pre-LLM era; github.com/lionkor Edit: And like a lot of tools, HOW you use them is just about as important as the quality of the tool itself. Of course the tools can produce massive amounts of bad quality slop, they can also produce fast, focused edits that make sense.
- dakolli 2mo agoI'm not even trying to call you out, I'm sure you're solid.
- lionkor 2mo agoOh I know, I'm just trying to say that I agree fully that a bio is a terrible proxy, while also showing what I think is a good proxy for skill (open source work before LLMs became this "good", for example). I'm a big proponent of show, don't tell, and LLMs have kind of ruined this.
- shock 2mo ago> I really can't begin to describe how stupid I think you are for thinking that having that statement in your bio makes you a qualified engineer. Well, I guess having "Two PhDs, Three masters degrees. Expert in everything.." in your bio makes you very smart!
- applicative 2mo agoHow one is affected psychologically by LLMs 'hallucinating' presumably closely tracks how one is affected by pathological liars. Most of the things pathological liars say is true and if you can put up with it, one can work with them and learn from them. But some respond with extreme hatred and avoidance. This seems like one of the responses that is reasonable ... as is acceptance and instrumentalization of the individual.