Capricorn2481

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by Capricorn2481 5d ago
> The personality is bland I don't use Grok, but do you want your LLM to have a personality? "Personality" is exactly what people don't like about Claude.
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by Capricorn2481 6d ago
> That's why it struck me as being so weird; something so innocuous on its face getting hammered that badly suggests some kind of outside coordinated influence. That seems like circular logic? Hasn't dang offered many reasons w
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by Capricorn2481 6d ago
Well I definitely think the site is heavily botted, as it's trivially easy to do so. I was speaking more to moderation.
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by Capricorn2481 6d ago
This isn't very satisfying to me, as that ranks pretty low on the list of potentially damaging threads, don't you think? The genesis period of a petition? I see way more alarming stuff on here every day that further disillusions m
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by Capricorn2481 6d ago
I think you're completely right to by skeptical, and I mostly agree with you. I'm also not that familiar with his work. But to play devil's advocate, working at consulting companies is probably the best way you're going
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by Capricorn2481 6d ago
If you read the comment for more than half a second you'd see they're not questioning why someone would use PHP. They're asking why you would use this particular server over nginx/apache, given how robust their support i
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by Capricorn2481 7d ago
> Nowadays RAM is expensive because many people now want to max out their computers with RAM to run LLMs and AI coding assistants. Source? I imagine the amount of people trying to run local LLMs is miniscule. RAM is expensive because a h
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by Capricorn2481 7d ago
What a tedious reply. They're genuinely asking what the technical reasons for wanting that would be. You're reading it in the silliest way possible.
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by Capricorn2481 9d ago
Thanks so much for this, I'm using it all the time. I self host a few things, but I'm using this the most.
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by Capricorn2481 9d ago
I think if you could drink alcohol through your phone, people would probably pause on whether that's a good thing. Surely you can use your imagination a bit and imagine the difference between baseball cards and connecting your bank acc
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by Capricorn2481 10d ago
> 98% of people think AI means what gemini tells them when they do a google search. > of that 2% who go beyond... maybe 20% of those are using AI to code. > so of that 20%, maybe 5% have... maybe 1-5% of that 5% actually went deepe
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by Capricorn2481 10d ago
The actual question is backwards: how do we keep the prompt and context small enough so the LLM doesn't start hallucinating basic rules of chess.
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by Capricorn2481 10d ago
Because they are obviously testing for general intelligence. If you want a thread about how cool the harness is, that's down the street. We don't really consider humans downloading stockfish to beat people at chess as noteworthy e
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by Capricorn2481 10d ago
Definitely not. A human can write a chess engine without being very good at chess.
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by Capricorn2481 10d ago
I think using AI for customer service is really, really ineffective, and it's plain to anybody that has interacted with it. It's a shame that we've had decades of shitty customer service from companies that have the most resp
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by Capricorn2481 10d ago
> I'd like to turn up my internal sense of skepticism when dealing with someone, effectively, selling something their salary depends on This is really, really silly. Java is many times beyond the position where its developers need t
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by Capricorn2481 10d ago
> Saying that Go lacks in those is just showing how people are making software those days. It’s just terrifying I'm not following. Saying Go lacks in X shows how poor other software is? Can you connect the dots?
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by Capricorn2481 11d ago
This article is 2 months old when the event happened. And they didn't "bill them", they politely asked them on Twitter, and it looks like that went nowhere.
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by Capricorn2481 12d ago
> Black mirror the show is a good example, also considered intellectual by many Absolutely not.
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by Capricorn2481 13d ago
I don't think that really matters. I have already seen companies generating their own code and just QA testing it, with no software engineers in sight. Or they ask us to "review" their 10k loc PR in 2 hours. The spirit of the
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by Capricorn2481 13d ago
Hard disagree. It adds context to what they said.
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by Capricorn2481 13d ago
These things are borderline useless with web search. It's amazing that they just throw out their entire training data and read you the first three things they found on the Internet.
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by Capricorn2481 14d ago
You wanna try reading the whole comment?
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by Capricorn2481 15d ago
Most developers cannot make any experience on Native.
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by Capricorn2481 15d ago
I would rather have the opposite? I don't want 10 people making small apps that use Electron. I would rather that be used for bigger apps where the overhead is negligible.
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by Capricorn2481 16d ago
Huh? You're right that South Park has had a "both sides bad" approach to politics in the past, but I think you're misrepresenting how the show covered Trump. South Park was pretty much shitting on him the moment he annou
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by Capricorn2481 17d ago
Like I said, in my experience I would rather do this with a bunch of tiny prompts than try to craft something that oneshots it. Chances are it will do several things I don't want, no matter how clear I think I'm being.
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by Capricorn2481 17d ago
Maybe. Do you have an example of a prompt you've done recently? I don't think it's valuable at all to try and craft a specific prompt to "one-shot" a task, I'm way faster just doing small asks and guiding it. A
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by Capricorn2481 17d ago
I don't really do anything at my job that could be done in a single prompt, and certainly not something that would take me 7 hours. A 7 hour task would take multiple iterations with how LLMs are right now. You said it would do overnigh
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by Capricorn2481 17d ago
> At 1t/s it's still faster than humans for a lot of tasks Which tasks? I think you're underestimating how token hungry current proposed workflows are.

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