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by abletonlive 1y ago
I can say the exact same thing about you or anybody else. You can’t be patient, understanding, encouraging, non-judgmental tutor. You can only simulate it. I really can’t understand why people don’t understand this. What am I missing?
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by abletonlive 1y ago
Go back to reddit
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by abletonlive 1y ago
You have about 50% of HN thinking LLMs are useless and you’re commenting on an article about how it’s still magical and wishful thinking, and that this is crypto all over again. But sure, the problem is me, not the people with a poor model
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by abletonlive 1y ago
It’s checked in, they have just written off llms
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by abletonlive 1y ago
And it has fallen vastly behind other DAWs
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by abletonlive 1y ago
im glad I don’t have to work with you too lol. It’s not toxic for me to expect someone to get their work done in a reasonable amount of time with the tools available to them. If you’re an accountant and you take 5X the time to do something
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by abletonlive 1y ago
I’m a tech lead and I have maybe 5X output now compared to everybody else under me. Quantified by scoring tickets at a team level. I also have more responsibilities outside of IC work compared to the people under me. At this point I’m askin
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by abletonlive 1y ago
This awful advice can’t be blanket applied and misses the point: starting from zero is extremely easy now with LLMs, the last 10% is the hardest part. Not only that, if you don’t start from zero you aren’t able to build from whatever you th
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by abletonlive 1y ago
> It's not a competition For professionals it's absolutely a competition, but I'll also agree that engineers overvalue their environment setup.
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by abletonlive 1y ago
Europe is now helping out in Ukraine a lot and buying thousands of Raytheon missiles to do so. Come back to reality friend, nobody is alienated.
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by abletonlive 1y ago
> By that point, he had alienated every single potential ally (including Iran) It's so funny that you can't see the parallels
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by abletonlive 1y ago
you don't have to squint to see reality. saddam is gone and there was a regime change. that's it. that's what we were talking about. no need to go into other areas of the conversation that didn't exist before you came al
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by abletonlive 1y ago
"just like it didn't happen in korea, vietnam, iraq1, iraq2, yemen and afghanistan." that's a fancy retelling of history you got there. MILLIONs died in those wars and less than 100K US troops died. Out of those wars, ir
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by abletonlive 1y ago
I'm old enough to remember that Iraq had its entire government toppled in about 3 weeks after the US invasion so this is not the example you think it is lol. You conveniently redefined what we are talking about. You must not remember s
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by abletonlive 1y ago
But ideas are not always additive. It's okay that ideas are competitive and it's okay to try and shut down bad ideas. Easy to find examples. If someone was proposing to extinguish a group of people, would you try to "add&quot
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by abletonlive 1y ago
lol remind me in 2 weeks
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by abletonlive 1y ago
You don't seem to understand that the government of Iran isn't going to exist in about 2 weeks. This was their only leverage in negotiation. Trump is about to make a speech in 30 minutes. It's over for them. The US does not j
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by abletonlive 1y ago
Just downvote them and move on. HN gets more like reddit everyday and you can tell it's the reddit sentiment in this thread that's taken over
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by abletonlive 1y ago
I struggle with this a lot so thanks for the hint. I don't entirely agree that good points stand on their own. It's often easy to anticipate the criticism to your point. When arguments are text-based and responses have a tendency
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by abletonlive 1y ago
This is a really cool concept but I unfortunately care too much about privacy to use you as the handler of all of my screen time data. I know that’s partially why y’all mention that it’s not for everybody but I would like to just say it is
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by abletonlive 1y ago
> Physical switches on devices (much like older Chromebook devices had) used to opt out of the walled garden should be mandated by consumer protection regulations. I don’t want to live in the same society as the person that wrote this as
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by abletonlive 1y ago
In most HN LLM Programming discussion there's a vocal majority saying LLMs are useless. Now we have this commenter saying all they need to do is vibe and it all works out. WHICH IS IT?
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by abletonlive 1y ago
You're trying it out with literally the expectation that it can read your mind and do what you want with no effort involved on your part. So basically you're not trying it out. Please just put it down, you have nothing interesting
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by abletonlive 1y ago
You are incredibly foolish to get hung up on marketing promises and ignoring llm capabilities that are a reality and useful right now good luck with that
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by abletonlive 1y ago
they lack the plumbing architecture for this.
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by abletonlive 1y ago
yawn. this is so reductive it's almost not even worth talking about. you can prove yourself wrong within 30 minutes but you choose not to.
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by abletonlive 1y ago
right because it's going to be $20 a month for everybody around the world. that's how the world works right?
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by abletonlive 1y ago
So your critique of AI is that it can't read your mind and figure out what to do? > But how is AI supposed to replace anyone when you have either to get lucky or to correctly set up all these things you write about first? Who will d
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by abletonlive 1y ago
I spent a lot of time arguing the barrier to entry for starting one is lower than ever. But if your only options are employee or being destitute, I will again point right to -> cynicism.
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by abletonlive 1y ago
A lot of python in a monorepo. Mono repos have an advantage right now because the LLM can pretty much look through the entire repo. But I'm also applying LLM to eliminate a lot of roles that are obsolete, not just using it to code. Tha

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