2dfdxf

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   by 2dfdxf 6mo ago

   Im of the view that I think slop is a force for good if it gets people back into engaging in the real world. If that means destroying the web as we know then frankly so be it. THere are serious problems that have prevailed into society beca
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   by 2dfdxf 6mo ago

   The most ridiculous thing Ive read is this narrative that Engineers will become PMs. Btw I was at one point a product manager and I think most PMs are useless lol.
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   by 2dfdxf 6mo ago

   I'd argue that they're above average for the population, and below average for experts. Can they draw as well as an expert/professional illustrator? Probably not. Can they draw better than almost anyone who isn't a exper
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   by 2dfdxf 6mo ago

   "missing a few important pieces." Pmsl and you're missing the whole point. A thing that eventually brute forces its way to a solution is not a) demonstrating understanding b) intelligent. Im not sure why these basic things ha
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   by 2dfdxf 6mo ago

   You're not getting the point. The point is you shouldn't have to re-prompt multiple times because a thing that 'understands' undergoes expressing the thing in a broad way and then abstracts away what matters whilst minim
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   by 2dfdxf 6mo ago

   Agreed. The test I run is "Can it simplify a concept I know in a matter of sentences/words, better than I can?" on a subject area that requires a lot of nuance. And to my disappointment, the LLMs never come close. They dump p