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by 000ooo000 8mo ago
>from what little I have heard of him That's an interesting way to start criticism about ignorance
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by 000ooo000 8mo ago
I've posted this a few times over the last year or two. Yet to hear anything remotely convincing. Apparently paying for the privilege of having your site raped 4000x/minute by scrapers so you can see literally no benefit whatsoeve
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by 000ooo000 8mo ago
I'm under the impression LLMs don't generally work that well on an RPI, and I'm guessing that's what the GP is referring to.
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by 000ooo000 9mo ago
Good news Satya, we finally found a use for all that electricity you're burning! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46718485
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by 000ooo000 9mo ago
>Built this in about 3 hours Why did you include this? No developer is going to read that and think "I bet this is polished and well thought-out - take my money!". It's either a rushed job, a slop job, or a rushed slop job
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by 000ooo000 9mo ago
This false dichotomy comes up from time to time, that you either like dicking around with code in your basement or you like being a big boy with your business pants on delivering the world's 8000th online PDF tools site. It's tire
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by 000ooo000 9mo ago
>Do we blame the car for allowing us to drive to scenic overlooks that might also be frequent suicide locations? If one gets in the car, mentions "suicide", and the car drives to a cliff, then yes I think we can blame the car.
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by 000ooo000 9mo ago
Do you think the majority of people who've killed themselves thanks to ChatGPT influence used similar euphemisms? Do you think there's no value in protecting the users who won't go to those lengths to discuss suicide? I agree
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by 000ooo000 9mo ago
Some of those quotes from ChatGPT are pretty damning. Hard to see why they don't put some extreme guardrails in like the mother suggests. They sound trivial in the face of the active attempts to jailbreak that they've had to work
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by 000ooo000 9mo ago
'Go away' and 'find a forum interested in discussing the topics you are interested in discussing' are not the same, unless this topic is the only reason you visit HN, then I guess in effect they are the same, however tha
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by 000ooo000 9mo ago
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by 000ooo000 9mo ago
I know, that's why I'm quoting the author and not the commenter, and why I said "you (TFA author)"
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by 000ooo000 9mo ago
>"Used AI" >"Wrote this in a day" >"So please forgive any imprecision or inaccuracies" Um, no? You (TFA author) want people to read/review your slop that you banged together in a day and let the s
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by 000ooo000 9mo ago
LLMs are doing for ideas what social media did for opinions.
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by 000ooo000 9mo ago
Have to wonder about the motivations of research when the intro leads with such a quote.
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by 000ooo000 9mo ago
mv --interactive cp --interactive rm --interactive
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by 000ooo000 9mo ago
It makes a lot of sense when you're holding a chord on a MIDI keyboard with one hand and dragging various knobs with a mouse in the other. Once you know the params you want to tune, you can obviously automate or map them to a MIDI cont
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by 000ooo000 9mo ago
Save anyone else the click >Your new goal for this week, in the holiday spirit, is to do random acts of kindness! In particular: your goal is to collectively do as many (and as wonderful!) acts of kindness as you can by the end of the we
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by 000ooo000 9mo ago
Source?
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by 000ooo000 9mo ago
But to describe my latest (latest, not only) experience with an LLM: I was with my toddler last night and I wanted to create a quick and dirty timer displayed as a pizza (slices disappear as timer depletes) to see if that can help motivate
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by 000ooo000 9mo ago
Any positive change to my output is likely only because I now need to use it to supplement Google searching, because Google search is so damn awful nowdays.
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by 000ooo000 10mo ago
Only a minor suggestion: git worktrees is a semi-recent addition that may be nicer than your git archive setup
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by 000ooo000 10mo ago
Your hook can't observe a simple env var, if you are stepping off the happy path of your workflow? E.g. `GIT_HOOK_BYEBYE` = early return in hook script. Article seems a little dramatic. If you write a pre-commit hook that is a pain in
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by 000ooo000 10mo ago
https://tools.simonwillison.net/bullish-bearish Bet you feel silly now!
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by 000ooo000 10mo ago
Spam post. Check the account.
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by 000ooo000 10mo ago
"Just fucking x" is so incredibly lame, only ever regurgitated by the biggest clowns of the industry who need the mental bumpers of this simplistic approach to software development. Can you imagine how 'real' engineers w
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by 000ooo000 10mo ago
>you should probably be willing to stand by the things you say, or why say them? Don't confuse the online world with the real one.
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by 000ooo000 10mo ago
Dredging up common and mostly uncontroversial things that were said in 2010, but are now apparently very controversial, is somewhat of a sport for some people nowadays. There are some out there who would love fans of Ruby on Rails to suffer
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by 000ooo000 10mo ago
When a video says "so check out NordVPN" before returning to gardening content, I don't have any concerns that the gardening content is influenced by the advertising - they're unrelated. This article is about software de
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by 000ooo000 10mo ago
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