Jtarii

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by Jtarii 3mo ago
I don't think many Europeans are lamenting that companies are advertising to Americans more than them.
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by Jtarii 3mo ago
If stack overflow was universally loved, AI would still kill it. People here seem to be so emotionally invested in hating stack overflow that they seem to think AI was like ~10% of the reason it died, when it was 95%.
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by Jtarii 3mo ago
So you think its mostly just coincidence that 4 years after AI is introduced stack overflow is dead?
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by Jtarii 3mo ago
Instantly freezes the moment I try to interact with it on firefox.
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by Jtarii 3mo ago
>most people don't have the ability to do much creatively with a shoestring budget. I'm sure in a room full of musicians they could come up with more creativity for a video than literally 0, which is what LLMs are currently cap
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by Jtarii 3mo ago
This might be the most pretentious waffle I have ever read lmfao. You write like the critic from Ratatouille.
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by Jtarii 3mo ago
Really wish websites weren't allowed to force smooth scroll on. Hijacking basic browser functionality is so hostile.
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by Jtarii 3mo ago
Really looking forward to when we advance past the "Design — by Claude" phase.
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by Jtarii 3mo ago
So if this photo was generated by an LLM it would have exactly the same emotional valence to you? https://www.artic.edu/artworks/5817/tereska-a-child-in-a-res...
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by Jtarii 3mo ago
Yes it is.
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by Jtarii 3mo ago
CGI animals are still universally awful.
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by Jtarii 3mo ago
Also what all of Nolan's dialogue is.
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by Jtarii 3mo ago
No one is denying that AI can generate worthless slop, just how most of what humans generate is worthless slop.
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by Jtarii 3mo ago
Right but, all the software they use wouldn't work?
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by Jtarii 3mo ago
It is legal to rip a digital copy of a movie you purcahsed from itunes to your hard drive? I would have assumed it would have at least been against whatever TOC you agreed to when signing up to itunes.
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by Jtarii 3mo ago
Why would you buy a macbook if you use windows or linux.
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by Jtarii 3mo ago
Restaurants, gyms, cinemas, Hollywood, sports leagues, book publishing, amazon. People will have some criticisms of each of these but the average person probably appreciates them more than dislikes them.
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by Jtarii 3mo ago
Most bugs are logic bugs which rust does nothing to help you with.
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by Jtarii 3mo ago
An LLM cannot make art because it isn't human. It can make "art like artifacts". Art involves one human communicating some emotional experience to another human, LLMs cannot experience human emotion, so they cannot make art.
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by Jtarii 3mo ago
What you cannot build you do not understand. If you can't derive a result in mathematics or physics from first principles you fundamentally do not understand it.
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by Jtarii 3mo ago
The easiest way to counter it is just leave your phone at home and take a book and go to a public bench and read. You will quickly condition your brain to no longer need to constantly be looking at a screen to be happy. Your environment is
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by Jtarii 3mo ago
There is two different types of learning people are talking about. The first type happens when you are enthusiastically engaged in a topic, which LLMs will likely enhance. The second type happens as a by-product of solving a, perhaps deeply
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by Jtarii 3mo ago
The article seems to be taking a very literal interpretation of "freedom" as in any restriction on what a local LLM can do is totalitarian dystopia. I don't think it should be legal to get an LLM to research how to make a bio
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by Jtarii 3mo ago
>Like we either live in a world with freedom or we don’t This is something I would expect a 12 year old to say. Constraints on your freedom are literally everywhere in every interaction you have with every part of society.
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by Jtarii 3mo ago
Just put every definition, theorem, and exercise in a textbook into a card in an anki deck. There are no "rules" for how flashcards should work.
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by Jtarii 3mo ago
>it is less useful for physics, math, and music since fluency is so much important. I mean, you can put whatever you want on a flashcard. e.g "Derive the fundamental theorem of whatever", "Prove this theorem" etc. Als
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by Jtarii 3mo ago
Familiarity through repetition is 95% of learning any subject. Mathematics isn't special.
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by Jtarii 3mo ago
People use vim because they want to use vim, not because people tell them to use it.
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by Jtarii 3mo ago
Specific enthusiasts enjoying something is different from telling beginners that "vim is a fun puzzle to solve".
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by Jtarii 3mo ago
>In practice, yes. In theory a machines can do about everything a human can, but better and cheaper. It cannot be a human, which is a large part of what humans offer to children. This seems like a large problem to me.

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