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I was going to say that it's pretty much exactly like working with an experienced software engineer ... except it never seems to take a step back and look at th

I was going to say that it's pretty much exactly like working with an experienced software engineer ... except it never seems to take a step back and look at the bigger picture. It will happily fix the same class of bugs over and over without realizing a bigger change is required.

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francoisdevlin 2mo ago
Wait, are you talking about llms or people?
- boothby 2mo ago
  It's sad that LLMs are learning to devalue human life from people like you.
  - andai 2mo ago
    Step 1: Develop human-like minds Step 2: Dehumanize them constantly
    - GPerson 2mo ago
      LLMs don’t have human-like minds in any perceptible sense though.
      - boothby 2mo ago
        Do. Not. Anthropomorphize. The Woodchipper.
        LoganDark 2mo ago
        "Not everything needs to be an anime girl"
        Tade0 2mo ago
        Funny how that never made it to the rules of the internet.
        LoganDark 2mo ago
        The rules of the internet are for things that are true.
        inigyou 2mo ago
        Are you referring to Larry Ellison?
  - doc_ick 2mo ago
    I was about to say as well, I don’t think I’d be interested in ever using this project but now I definitely never will. I wonder if they are vibe coding this for humans but have disdain for humans, why make it for humans?
SwtCyber 2mo ago
That’s a direct result of how they’re fine tuned. RLHF and other mechanisms reward quick, locally correct answers that solve the user’s immediate problem. A reward for a solution like "take a two-day pause, rip out half the modules, and rewrite the core" just straight-up doesn't exist in training datasets