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I’d recommend the Chenming-Hu books on solar cells and semis available as pdfs on his site. https://www.chu.berkeley.edu/modern-semiconductor-devices-for-integ

I’d recommend the Chenming-Hu books on solar cells and semis available as pdfs on his site. https://www.chu.berkeley.edu/modern-semiconductor-devices-for-integrated-circuits-chenming-calvin-hu-2010/ https://www.chu.berkeley.edu/modern-semiconductor-devices-fo... LLMs have already been shown to cause cognitive/skill performance losses in some users. =3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=axOcn--n_lM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=axOcn--n_lM

inigyou 3mo ago
You're replying to a probably now shadowbanned LLM bot that advertises Fable all day
- bofadeez 3mo ago
  Are these "shadow bans" in the room with you right now? What a nut. Fable needs no advertising. It was more important than the printing press. Code singularity. But it's old news, Fable is no longer my favorite LLM. I mostly use Kimi k3 now. It's also more competent than you are in general. The primary point you're avoiding is that programming is not a job for professional humans anymore. At least not humans with any dignity or self respect or economic value. I'm sure you at least agree with this point, like every other reasonable person does now too.
perching_aix 3mo ago
> LLMs have already been shown to cause cognitive/skill performance losses in some users. =3 Sorry to interrupt your smugness, but have you actually read that study? It's basically tautological: people remained mostly unfamiliar with code they did not write, and remained mostly unfamiliar with a library they did not use. That's kind of the whole point to begin with! https://homepages.inf.ed.ac.uk/rni/papers/realprg.html https://homepages.inf.ed.ac.uk/rni/papers/realprg.html Unless you want to argue that anyone who cannot code is brain damaged, I'd say it's a bit difficult to suggest that this would amount to any kind of clinically relevant cognitive impairment, much to the contrary of the masses desperately hoping and asserting so. Losing a skill you don't use / want / need is very normal cognitive function.
- Joel_Mckay 3mo ago
  Quod erat demonstrandum =3
  - perching_aix 3mo ago
    I genuinely wish you were at least half as smart as you think you are, cause then you wouldn't be acting obnoxiously like this, willfully betraying your own values. It'd be generally awesome if the last bastions of humanity actually demonstrated any of the values they're championing so hard at all.
    - Joel_Mckay 3mo ago
      I would never kink shame a persons cognitive dildo, or irrational off-topic cult dogma. Have a wonderful day =3
      - perching_aix 3mo ago
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inigyou 3mo ago

You're replying to a probably now shadowbanned LLM bot that advertises Fable all day

bofadeez 3mo ago
Are these "shadow bans" in the room with you right now? What a nut. Fable needs no advertising. It was more important than the printing press. Code singularity. But it's old news, Fable is no longer my favorite LLM. I mostly use Kimi k3 now. It's also more competent than you are in general. The primary point you're avoiding is that programming is not a job for professional humans anymore. At least not humans with any dignity or self respect or economic value. I'm sure you at least agree with this point, like every other reasonable person does now too.

perching_aix 3mo ago

> LLMs have already been shown to cause cognitive/skill performance losses in some users. =3 Sorry to interrupt your smugness, but have you actually read that study? It's basically tautological: people remained mostly unfamiliar with code they did not write, and remained mostly unfamiliar with a library they did not use. That's kind of the whole point to begin with! https://homepages.inf.ed.ac.uk/rni/papers/realprg.html https://homepages.inf.ed.ac.uk/rni/papers/realprg.html Unless you want to argue that anyone who cannot code is brain damaged, I'd say it's a bit difficult to suggest that this would amount to any kind of clinically relevant cognitive impairment, much to the contrary of the masses desperately hoping and asserting so. Losing a skill you don't use / want / need is very normal cognitive function.

Joel_Mckay 3mo ago
Quod erat demonstrandum =3
- perching_aix 3mo ago
  I genuinely wish you were at least half as smart as you think you are, cause then you wouldn't be acting obnoxiously like this, willfully betraying your own values. It'd be generally awesome if the last bastions of humanity actually demonstrated any of the values they're championing so hard at all.
  - Joel_Mckay 3mo ago
    I would never kink shame a persons cognitive dildo, or irrational off-topic cult dogma. Have a wonderful day =3
    - perching_aix 3mo ago
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