Madmallard

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by Madmallard 2mo ago
thank you for the resource
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by Madmallard 2mo ago
assuredly true
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by Madmallard 2mo ago
Neither does LLMs. Not without a monumental amount of human oversight and expertise. Everyone not in a particular field asking LLM about said field is rolling bad dice.
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by Madmallard 2mo ago
AI is making being a craftsman a foolish choice That ruins the entire economic model of most of society outside blue collar work
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by Madmallard 2mo ago
Doubt it AI gonna lead to the destruction of the internet
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by Madmallard 2mo ago
There won't be an after AI
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by Madmallard 2mo ago
It absolutely meets the bar of intent to deprive. Anything otherwise is willful ignorance or astroturfing.
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by Madmallard 2mo ago
In my experience telling it what I want is not a reliable process at all whatsoever if what I'm asking for is sufficiently complex, no matter what context I provide. So instead I break tasks down into very small parts, ask for solution
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by Madmallard 2mo ago
As far as I understand even adding relevant information still eventually clouds context
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by Madmallard 2mo ago
Still don't understand the point of the markdown files. Isn't it literally all just more text you're adding to the prompt. How can you even be sure it isn't just clouding context with nonsense for whatever you're as
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by Madmallard 2mo ago
Yes, and that law breaks down when it's an entity with billions of dollars that can acquire millions of books. That no longer is reasonable. Now it's destruction of historical significance.
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by Madmallard 2mo ago
The grifts continue... imagine something as consequential as Law being advertised as being solved by a statistical word generation engine that regularly gets basic things wrong. Anyone who isn't a lawyer won't know any better but
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by Madmallard 2mo ago
nonsense when they can spend billions of dollars are u even thinking through what you're saying? oh hey we can buy up all housing in these cities and then just destroy it and make it uninhabitable what a joke in no universe should that
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by Madmallard 2mo ago
private property is a nonsense concept if state level wealth allows someone to buy out everything
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Ask HN: How is AI destruction of books legal?
1 points by Madmallard 2mo ago|8 comments
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by Madmallard 2mo ago
They want to move goal posts of integrity because it makes their slop factory value proposition work better
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by Madmallard 2mo ago
Don't see how you can trust the output on matters you don't understand, especially if they're more serious, if you already note instances where they're plainly stupid. You're literally falling for the grift.
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by Madmallard 2mo ago
Uhhh what?
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by Madmallard 2mo ago
"Private" Guess we just using buzzwords for marketing and have no morality or principles anymore. Bad timeline and people you should just not trust.
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by Madmallard 2mo ago
AI is just good at what it's got the most elaborate training data on. And by "good" I mean, is statistically most likely to spit something out that makes some kind of sense. I don't know how well it is studied, but I sus
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by Madmallard 2mo ago
It wouldn't be ruled fair use in a sane society without bribery and lobbying with competent technologically savvy law interpreters.
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by Madmallard 2mo ago
What I don't understand about your idea is that netcode as far as I understand is way more complex than you make it seem. The netcode for something like a MOBA or MMORPG is drastically different than the netcode for a much simpler turn
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by Madmallard 2mo ago
I think every one of these companies is just trying to get away with as much information theft as they possibly can get away with
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by Madmallard 2mo ago
If the companies weren't trying to destroy trust and take everything away from everyone these things would never have much traction but now they deserve to have more than ever.
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by Madmallard 2mo ago
I play Dance Dance Revolution. Doing hard songs in that game is basically the definition of high intensity interval training. And it's fun!
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by Madmallard 2mo ago
Let's see: 1.) The tool they made is only possible by stealing the assets of everyone on the planet that published them in a consumable fashion online or even in written form 2.) They are destroying books they use to train with 3.) The
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by Madmallard 2mo ago
Interesting how we got frank propaganda on the front page now. Pretty sad. There are no jobs. Not real jobs.
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by Madmallard 2mo ago
This a covert op to buttress LLM support by planting this article and having people say it's just like compacting. The hype is getting more elaborate.
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by Madmallard 2mo ago
yes i have written a jillion lines with AI as well i'm a worse programmer now because of it
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by Madmallard 2mo ago
Probably is. Unless you're the top 20% you're probably on the chopping block via RNG and sometimes just whole departments are getting sacked for 'automations'.

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