AverageDude

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by AverageDude 4y ago
It’s a yaml key value format using a map. And even if it nailed the format, it kept changing the output on it’s own. I mentioned not to change order or remove duplicates, it kept doing that anyway. I gave it 100 elements, it kept giving me
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by AverageDude 4y ago
Yup. I always wonder why is my experience not like others? Are those PR people for Microsoft? Example: I gave chatgpt a list. Which looked like st street av avenue Convert this to yaml format as st: name: street And so on.
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by AverageDude 4y ago
Because AI doesn’t have it’s own mind. It’s gonna put some bugs here and there, sooner or later, and then it’s gonna repeat that same thing everywhere, after enough iteration the bug will be so prominent that it’s gonna be a pain in the nec
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by AverageDude 4y ago
I see an Idiocracy inspired future for programming. People claim that AI can write code so they start firing programmers. Universities stop software engineering programs as there is no one taking the courses. People stop writing blogs or st
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by AverageDude 4y ago
Agriculture has lots of “inside knowledge” which gets passed onto next generation. You need to intern first with another farmer. Ironically, Jeremy Clarkson is doing exactly right this time.
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by AverageDude 4y ago
Unemployment —-> Crime —-> Police states —-> Societal collapse —-> Civil war like situation —-> Economy poof —-> Feudalism
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by AverageDude 4y ago
Yup. It kept suggesting me properties in flyway (Java lib) which doesn’t exist. It actually threw me of the track and I made a mental note of programming without GPT.
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by AverageDude 4y ago
I don’t understand the high level language to machine language comparison with AI. HLL to machine language is translation. We hardcode things. This literal translates to this thing. Machine language has it own mind (figuratively) and it’s n
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by AverageDude 4y ago
I asked ChatGPT about the societal collapse. And surprisingly it agrees (with all the usual word salad). Surprised that they haven’t moderated those kind of answers.
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by AverageDude 4y ago
Yup. Spent years studying, working late at night, building softwares and what not and in the end I get replaced by a bot. What a tragic end to the story. I have no real life skill, all my skill set can be easily replicated by a bot in few m
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by AverageDude 4y ago
I asked a similar question (see my submissions) and got snarky comments in return. I feel that no one really knows what to do as of now. Best possible thing is to become a cop? With joblessness, we’ll have skyrocketing crime, so they will d
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by AverageDude 4y ago
Sorry, I went on a bit of hyperbole. But from apocalypse, I meant as AI causing mass unemployment in dev community.
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Ask HN: Transition away from CS job as main source of income
3 points by AverageDude 4y ago|5 comments
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by AverageDude 4y ago
Disagree. AI will cause mass unemployment because it’s way more efficient than a human, doesn’t get sick (relatively less than humans) and costs less. Simple economics. I’ll give you one example. The checkout counters in supermarkets, if t
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by AverageDude 4y ago
I divide them into three groups. The first group is those who live a dual life. Different moral compass for West and a different for back home. They put on a good facade and are often reserved when expressing their views about caste and stu
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by AverageDude 4y ago
I rest my case. The bigotry is not even held back here on HN. Your answers are no different from CCP supporters who say almost similar stuff.
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by AverageDude 4y ago
Not only caste, the hatred for minority (in India) has also made it’s way to the West. Some of them just can’t digest meeting the minorities as equals in the West. I remember reading jokes about Sikhs being taxi drivers on Twitter. Casual r