Yokohiii

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by Yokohiii 6mo ago
In school we were often required to have a specific edition, or we got notice about a certain thing that changed. People that relied on print knew that it could be wrong. Deliberate changes like a name change, will lead to errors, everybody
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by Yokohiii 6mo ago
The post doesn't question the value of historic knowledge. The idea is that a base model could be years old, with all it's faults; superficially fixed and extended with knowledge over time. She points to a research that LLMs don&#
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by Yokohiii 6mo ago
Even in this audience is a significant portion that doesn't have a clue about the limits and pitfalls of AI. For people outside tech it is obviously worse, much likely the vast majority. If you succeed with it, it doesn't mean eve
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by Yokohiii 6mo ago
It's possible I miss something, but are you saying that the author should relax and she should leaves this to smarter people?
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by Yokohiii 6mo ago
ICE is free to speak. I don't think they have interest to explain why they hunt someone.
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by Yokohiii 6mo ago
This sounds a lot like UBI is an replacement for salary for many jobs. UBI funding doesn't come from thin air, every job has to pay for itself, even if it's just UBI. Mixed costing wont hold up because every market, every company,
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by Yokohiii 6mo ago
You can be concerned and optimistic at the same time.
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by Yokohiii 6mo ago
From what I know there was progress in AI cancer detection before the hype. I consider the big tech advancements is a side show for them. I may be wrong. I heard nothing about the other stories. AI can code and write generic texts, can pull
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by Yokohiii 6mo ago
The biggest visible AI impact, for me, is vibe coding. For that, I am convinced that the hype will collapse and will throw back the most enthusiast companies by years. On the downside we have untrustworthy, doom or glory praising CEOs, comp
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by Yokohiii 6mo ago
My only surprise is that the AI "elite" is surprised.
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by Yokohiii 6mo ago
They've opted for critical damage.
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by Yokohiii 6mo ago
I honestly don't even get the PR addiction. Github has shaped devs workflows way too much. My best experience with git was when I realized that I can just have an blatantly simple workflow and explain it even to the junior-est dev in a
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by Yokohiii 6mo ago
Isn't overly clever code a result of programmers doing simple things the hard mode? Okay it's a spicy take, because juniors also tend to write too smart code. Figuring out what to do and how to do it, is maybe not hard but it&#x27
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by Yokohiii 7mo ago
I guess I am an autistic atypical german. (had 29, 69)
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by Yokohiii 7mo ago
Which mailing frontend for normies has threaded views?
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by Yokohiii 7mo ago
without email spam, there wasn't any reason to curate a mailbox.
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by Yokohiii 7mo ago
He has taste. The LLM knows that and creates a tasteful article. /s
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by Yokohiii 7mo ago
Assuming that AI challenges all that is in my perception a bit simple. > Brooks' No Silver Bullet Just because a person can create code or "results" much faster now, it doesn't say anything about productivity. Don&#x2
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by Yokohiii 7mo ago
If economic growth at all cost is the solution, then you are wasting your time giving your fiction away for free.
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by Yokohiii 7mo ago
> You keep using these words but it causes circular logic as those are all defined by the same entity that is acting unilaterally. It's not, in Germany we have separation of powers. > The action the government took was not a &quo
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by Yokohiii 7mo ago
Certainly, criminals also have a right to privacy. However, the limited publication of personal data of criminals by law enforcement is generally a legally legitimate measure. Doxxing, on the other hand, is generally a process that violates
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by Yokohiii 7mo ago
The generation conflict doesn't justify to permanently bug me with "install our app, it's awesome". It ends up with terrible UX.
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by Yokohiii 7mo ago
And you can't ask anyone about it, because they are also detached.
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by Yokohiii 7mo ago
Why do you even take time to write.
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by Yokohiii 7mo ago
Bob will never figure out there is an error in his paper. If someone tells him, the LLM will have trouble to figure it out as well, remember the LLM inserted the error to make it "look right". Your perspective is cut off. In the r
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by Yokohiii 7mo ago
This is my primary personal concern. I think it could be an silent psychological landmine going off way too late (sic). In a living codebase you spent long stretches to learn how it works. It's like reading a book that doesn't mat
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by Yokohiii 7mo ago
> Finally, remember that mngr runs your agent in a tmux session what the hell?
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by Yokohiii 7mo ago
The vast majority of software engineers is never tasked to do something genuine. It's the opposite, you are tasked to improve, expand and maintain things under very specific constraints. Corporate work is by default anti innovation, th
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by Yokohiii 7mo ago
Maybe it's an conflict in wording, but what is even an idea? I think the article doesn't try to figure it out, but frames the word as an self sufficient concept that is ultimately good. But it's not. A child could have the id
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by Yokohiii 7mo ago
Doesn't surprise me at all.

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