JimmaDaRustla

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by JimmaDaRustla 1y ago
"seamless integration" is an intention of the project - that doesn't mean the software is free of bugs and issues. What an absolute asinine and nonsensical argument.
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by JimmaDaRustla 1y ago
I'm waiting for this with chromium too. Microsoft Edge most removed uBlock Origin on me today.
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by JimmaDaRustla 1y ago
broadcast box
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by JimmaDaRustla 1y ago
It's a plugin. It's not required, it's an optional extension. That's like saying McDonald's is going to lose customers because they started selling coffee and muffins.
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by JimmaDaRustla 1y ago
Behold the power of fascism!
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by JimmaDaRustla 1y ago
Your place is work sucks Also, you're not making an argument against agentic coding, you're actually making an argument for it - you don't have time to code, so you need someone or something to code for you.
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by JimmaDaRustla 1y ago
Are they building doors? Or are they realizing that the door already exists and they want to be the first to walk through it?
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by JimmaDaRustla 1y ago
You didn't checkmate anything. You're perfectly capable of looking at the world around you. You're arguing in bad faith using a false dichotomy that I must be able to produce examples or my argument is not valid. You're
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by JimmaDaRustla 1y ago
My code isn't open source.
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by JimmaDaRustla 1y ago
Agreed. That argument they made was a straw-man which doesn't really pertain to where LLMs are being leveraged today.
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by JimmaDaRustla 1y ago
Mine, it's how I have time to argue with the denialists right now.
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by JimmaDaRustla 1y ago
I don't have time to handhold the ignorant. I do however have time to put forth my arguments now that I use LLMs to make my job easier - if it weren't for them, I wouldn't be here right now.
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by JimmaDaRustla 1y ago
> LLMs could hit an unsolvably hard wall next year and settle into a niche of utility LLMs in their current state have integrated into the workflows for many, many IT roles. They'll never be niche, unless governing bodies come toget
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by JimmaDaRustla 1y ago
> I can't find a single open source codebase, actively used in production, and primarily maintained and developed with AI. As I stated, you haven't been paying attention.
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by JimmaDaRustla 1y ago
> you haven't been paying attention.
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by JimmaDaRustla 1y ago
Investments are mostly in model training. We have trained models now, we'll see a pullback in that regard as businesses will need to optimize to get the best model without spending billions in order to compete on price, but LLMs are he
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by JimmaDaRustla 1y ago
The author seems to imply that the "framing" of an argument is done so in bad faith in order to win an argument but only provides one-line quotes where there is no contextual argument. This tactic by the author is a straw-man argu
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by JimmaDaRustla 1y ago
> That's plain embarrassing for him You think that's the tipping point of him being embarrassed?
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by JimmaDaRustla 1y ago
On top of all of that, he demonstrates that Grok has an egregious and intentional bias but then claims it's inexplainable happenstance due to some sort of self-awareness? How do you think it became self-aware Simon?
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by JimmaDaRustla 1y ago
Exactly - assuming the system prompt it reports is accurate or that there isn't other layers of manipulation is so ignorant. Grok as a whole could be going through a middle AI to hide aspects, or as you mention the whole model could be
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by JimmaDaRustla 1y ago
Exactly - why is everyone so adamant that the returned system prompt is the end-all prompt? It could be filtered, or there could be logic beyond the prompt that dictates the opinion of it. That's perfectly demonstrated in the blog - so
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by JimmaDaRustla 1y ago
Stop framing TikTok, this is a social media problem which will continue to exist even if TikTok is banned tomorrow.
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by JimmaDaRustla 2y ago
How long until other chromium browsers follow suit? I'm currently using Edge. I also wonder when someone one will "hack" chromium to run whatever extensions they want - I could build my own extension, or build uBlock Origin f
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by JimmaDaRustla 2y ago
The title and conclusion are disingenuous - they've proven that Gnome Wayland has higher latency than Gnome Xorg. This could very well have nothing to do with Wayland at all - we need more testing.
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by JimmaDaRustla 2y ago
I'm not buying this drivel - the company stands to make way more than one rushed and limited buyout would garner. Your argument is a false dichotomy, and it's made in bad faith. You argue that they should have taken a 10B pay day,
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by JimmaDaRustla 2y ago
While jerking off Trump. We all know what's happening behind closed doors.
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by JimmaDaRustla 2y ago
"Too addictive" is such a nonsensical way of saying "accurate". Nicotine being legal but TikTok is not tells you everything you need to know about government wanting to control the "addictiveness" of social med
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by JimmaDaRustla 2y ago
There's no compelling argument or evidence of data collection with TikTok, to my knowledge. Theres more evidence of data collection and aggregation with American platforms than TikTok. Additionally, TikTok is operated independently wit
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by JimmaDaRustla 2y ago
How very "land of the free" of America
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by JimmaDaRustla 2y ago
If you spent 10 minutes on each platform, you'd immediately realize how tone-deaf and naive your comment is.

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