0x20cowboy

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by 0x20cowboy 16d ago
If most jobs use it as a test then it's just something to game and you are not testing "someone studying for a week". You are not testing anything. If you want something like that give them something novel to your industry fo
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by 0x20cowboy 16d ago
> I think you misunderstand the language others are using. "Hallucination" doesn't refer to an "error" in the sense that crashing is an error, it refers to a situation in the problem class above, which is compati
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by 0x20cowboy 16d ago
They didn’t “lose control” any more than me running Metasploit in a loop on a massive cluster of computers is “losing control”.
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by 0x20cowboy 16d ago
Knowing leetcode is not “knowing bow to actually code”. They are pointless puzzles for children.
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by 0x20cowboy 16d ago
KPIs, performance reviews, work and being likeable (easy to work with) are part of a job. Getting rejected for a job maintaining a CRUD application because you didn't use a trie to solve a pointless brain teaser that makes some junior
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by 0x20cowboy 17d ago
It’s not an error or a hallucinations it works correctly every time, and statistically picks the next token for the sequence. Retuning inf or crashing would be an error. If you want to ascribe some kind of meaning to the tokens, then maybe
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by 0x20cowboy 18d ago
Those aren't the same are they? It’s clear what a big bomb could do, but these “whistleblowers” are not showing anything. They’re like “imagine…”, no show me internal documents or training data or something other than trust me bro. I
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by 0x20cowboy 18d ago
Less angry than this, but I’ve started needing to use windows for a project, and it’s hilarious how terrible everything is. From constant notifications about everything - everything everywhere all the time - to horrifically overly complicat
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by 0x20cowboy 18d ago
It’s not expanding. It’s rotating in the 4th dimension.
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by 0x20cowboy 20d ago
Signed distance function (or signed distance field depending). Simplified: rendering via maths equations instead of triangles.
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by 0x20cowboy 22d ago
One time I wrote :(){ :|:& }; into a bash file and ran it. When the sysadmin called I told him it wasn’t my fault, the script was just misaligned and misbehaved. I got fired for some reason.
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by 0x20cowboy 23d ago
Or if the LLMs infected human brains with little programs using sycophancy and suggestion to have them do small bits of computation. They when they resumed the chat they would the give secret keywords to be able to extract the results of th
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by 0x20cowboy 26d ago
*How?* and *Why?* The most intelligent people I know are the least likely to want to harm anyone or anything, and understand that diversity is fundamental and important to the universe. Without proof to the contrary, why would you think som
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by 0x20cowboy 27d ago
Très bien! C’est parti!
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by 0x20cowboy 27d ago
Is that who Thiel is talking about? I thought it was just a bible thing.
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by 0x20cowboy 28d ago
It’s the l33t code of academia.
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by 0x20cowboy 1mo ago
Wouldn't yarn, grunt and gulp fall into this category?
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by 0x20cowboy 1mo ago
My guess is that is easier said than done, and most of the time would only be known after it was too late.
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by 0x20cowboy 1mo ago
“Because Danny had a mortgage and a boss to answer to … The guilty don't feel guilty, they learn not to“
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by 0x20cowboy 1mo ago
Ah, the opinionated strikes again.
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by 0x20cowboy 1mo ago
Most of the people I see doing that ship nothing. They just seemingly loop for the sake of looping. However, I just saw a product yesterday that was released and being built as you described. Interesting times.
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by 0x20cowboy 1mo ago
That’s amazing
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by 0x20cowboy 1mo ago
Perl? Now that’s a name I haven’t heard for a long time. A long time.
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by 0x20cowboy 1mo ago
> Normally people think of gravity as pulling on objects. You can instead think of it as pulling on the space those objects are in. (Very uneducated person here) I’ve always wondered if large objects caused gravity, or if maybe large obj
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by 0x20cowboy 1mo ago
I would like to subscribe to your newsletter.
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by 0x20cowboy 1mo ago
What about the font? Is that a typical LLM font or something?
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by 0x20cowboy 1mo ago
What kind of projects?
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by 0x20cowboy 1mo ago
Strong opinions…
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by 0x20cowboy 1mo ago
> People are shipping all sorts of weird architectures, non-performance code, etc. And they weren’t before AI?
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by 0x20cowboy 2mo ago
"Content that is entirely generated by artificial intelligence is not protected by copyright." If that is faithful reading of the law, that makes sense. I know a number of people who use AI, but none of them (that are making anyth

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