ai_fry_ur_brain

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by ai_fry_ur_brain 4mo ago
I think this is false. New ideas are born every minute, and llms arent going to help people with those for the most part, they'll end up steering you back towards the gradient if you do.
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by ai_fry_ur_brain 4mo ago
Forces me to rotate to get warning message to disappear (works fine on portrait, but regardless forces me to play with two hands..), when rotate doesnt even fit on phone. fROnTEnD DeV Is DeAd DeSiGN Is DeAD Cool idea tho, could be a fun gam
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by ai_fry_ur_brain 4mo ago
Okay
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by ai_fry_ur_brain 4mo ago
That or an excuse to put controls on all AI and massage the message for why we have to ban Deepseek.
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by ai_fry_ur_brain 4mo ago
"Converging towards AGI" These things can't even center a div correctly half the time. Not everything is code. Just because it generates a shitty SaaS clone for you and that seemed magical, it does not mean we are approachin
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by ai_fry_ur_brain 4mo ago
These guys are working with the feds. This is a giant psyop from the start. Make Anthropic look like they're harnessing dangerous powers, portray them as counter to government. They aren't counter to the government, this is all ka
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by ai_fry_ur_brain 4mo ago
Why do people think this has anything to do with safety.. This is entirely about poisening competitors data/products.
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by ai_fry_ur_brain 4mo ago
Im not denying its usefulness for Q&A on docs/code as a search tool. Im talking about people who use it design and write their code, people who are offloading problem solving altogether, they aren't faster.
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by ai_fry_ur_brain 4mo ago
Why would this have taken 6 months? No offense, but this is a few days work without llms (assuming the content already exists). This should not have taken a month. Also, not trying to be an asshole. Props for not making it look like every o
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by ai_fry_ur_brain 4mo ago
They don't out perform me though...
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by ai_fry_ur_brain 4mo ago
Niantics founder has CIA roots... None of this is surprising. https://www.binance.com/en/square/post/302386307352562
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by ai_fry_ur_brain 4mo ago
Expect to see tons of psyops like this. There's a reason Anthropic is marketing the "mythos-class" models as dangerous. 1.An excuse to spy on you and train on your data. 2. Its likely Anthropic would release models more likel
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by ai_fry_ur_brain 4mo ago
Open source doesnt matter if you still need to make 100k year to have your own mediocre model. There is no magic compression. There is no magic post training. Your phone or laptop will never do what you think its going to be able to. There
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by ai_fry_ur_brain 4mo ago
Was anyone thinking this?
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by ai_fry_ur_brain 4mo ago
Sure, if they worked for 100 years maybe.. FPGA guy at jane st probably makes 600k to low seven figures... Maybe. Not everyone in quant is a centi-millionaire, probably almost none of them in r&d actually.
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by ai_fry_ur_brain 4mo ago
I don't think coding with LLMs is all that much more productive. Faster code generation != productivity. I can code pretty fast, I'm not worried about llm users outperforming me. I'm worried way more for them than I am myself
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by ai_fry_ur_brain 4mo ago
Yeah, they're broke. I cant wait for them to start admitting that the cost to do training/post-training and serve inference isn't profitible. No company is going to pay these prices, and subscription users are going to hate y
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by ai_fry_ur_brain 4mo ago
I have unlimited access to every agent, every tool. Ive tried them all, I've built a dozen MCPs and even my own small "harness" Ive done it all, its all very underwhelming. I hate the "You're holding it wrong"
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by ai_fry_ur_brain 4mo ago
Are people seriously getting use out of LLMs? Everything they produce is extermely sloppy in my experience, like actually mostly useless. I really dont understand the hype. Its very confusing.
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by ai_fry_ur_brain 4mo ago
Dont worry the vibecoders will tire out, they're the same people who were making NFTs and mining bitcoin, they'll move onto the next hot thing soon enough. Its more an archetype, not necessarily the same exact people. They dont co
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by ai_fry_ur_brain 4mo ago
Why would I build my own CRM instead of paying 50k a year or whatever? The engineer plus tokens for maintenance will cost you way more than 50k. These people are delusional and just repeating delusional vibe coder tweets.
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by ai_fry_ur_brain 4mo ago
I never said they were.. I was pointing out how the themes from the Zone of Interest match the reality they were inspired by.
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by ai_fry_ur_brain 4mo ago
Im clearly speaking from the perspective of an American..
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by ai_fry_ur_brain 4mo ago
What did I say that was anti-semetic? Being anti-zionist != anti-semantic... My dearest friends are jewish and have no qualms with my opinions and completely agree with me that Israel needs to be stopped by any means necessary. Now that I t
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by ai_fry_ur_brain 4mo ago
Why are you so eager to credit LLMS.. Just because they wrote the article with the help of an LLM doesnt mean they're out here having LLMs do the experiments for them.
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by ai_fry_ur_brain 4mo ago
I have section in my notes app of things people repeat, most commonly its executives hitting the cache they're all repeating each other.
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by ai_fry_ur_brain 4mo ago
If you're replacable by an llm, then you're doing something extermely poorly. They're terrible decision makers, have no taste and have little to no ability to infer nuance. Your business should be fine for a long time (assumi
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by ai_fry_ur_brain 4mo ago
That could be the case, but Im just speaking from my experience I find I get way more turnstiles when using a 5G modem or proxying through my phone. Whatever they're doing, its not reducing collateral damage.
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by ai_fry_ur_brain 4mo ago
Also, it doesnt apply to this person if they've had the same IP for years but if your ISP rotates IPs frequently (mine does everytime I reset modem) or you use 5G and CGNAT is being used, its almost a garuntee that your proxy has been
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by ai_fry_ur_brain 4mo ago
We've (tech workers) been in the labor aristocracy for the last 15 years ignoring the plights of the rest of labor. We kind of have it coming.

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