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11mo ago
We passed the Turing Test years ago Only if "the author became so stupid they couldn't tell the difference" counts.
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11mo ago
Save you a click: TLDR racist-ass Boomer insists that the real problem isn't his generation, it's immigrants
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1y ago
You said they were already underperforming on output before you built the spy tool, so what value does it add?
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1y ago
And they didn't even get a horse from Elmo for their trouble
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1y ago
Holy LLM slop, Batman Don't worry, OP, you're in no danger of having "intelligence without empathy" as the first part isn't satisfied
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1y ago
More accurate title: "Professional puffery-merchant engages in new round of puffery"
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1y ago
Cooled by radiative emission of high-energy bogons, since this is a PR stunt
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1y ago
If your backend is returning "empty responses" for a week and people are paying for it, that's just ripping people off. AI builders ship software that works for their users. In this case, they were quite clearly NOT
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1y ago
To see where it slipped, where logic that looked correct on paper failed under real use cases. That’s vibe coding in its purest form. That's MANUAL TESTING in its purest form. There's no "coding" at al
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1y ago
At this rate, by mid-2026 he's going to be promising "Universe 2: Electric Boogaloo" - a plan to create an entire second universe just to put data centers into - just to juice the market for a little while longer
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1y ago
"A wealth tax would be unpopular because you'd still need to raise the retirement age" followed immediately by "the country will have to raise its absurdly low retirement age" Such a pathetic argument that it doesn&
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1y ago
Great, where's the code?
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1y ago
Odd choice to have the headline in present-tense ("are better") but then list a bunch of products that sound promising but aren't yet available...
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1y ago
math-based In precisely the same sense that packing peanuts made from corn are "food-based" AI slop goes in the slop bucket, which is Zenodo.
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1y ago
I think that people who are still referring to all AI-generated content as AI slop are probably lazy luddites but then The company is able to produce each episode for $1 or less Slop merchant is very upset that people
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1y ago
A møøse once bit my sister...
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1y ago
Betteridge's law of headlines in full effect here: of course the answer is "no". Why would the people who already believe in outsourcing pay a person $100k/yr to press "Accept" in their LLM IDE when they can pa
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1y ago
Counter-proposal: AT&T knows who is paying for the spam calls, even when they forge a caller ID. Show THAT COMPANY'S number and let customers sort it out...
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1y ago
I just got back from a trip with the Mudita Kompakt - not quite what you're describing, but close: * 4.3" monochrome e-Ink display * no web browser, no email client * de-Googled Android; only way to load apps is via APK from a com
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1y ago
Professional bullshit artist highly impressed by scripted demo from other professional bullshit artist, film at 11!
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1y ago
Some companies include the cost of free users within it, while others do not. "If you ignore the costs of all the free stuff we give away, we're TOTALLY PROFITABLE! Give us moar money to throw on the pyre!"
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1y ago
"Recursive delusion" in the sense that the poster is deluded about the LLM being deluded. This is like saying "the BASIC interpreter is conscious!!!!!" after writing 10 PRINT "I AM CONSCIOUS" 20 GOTO
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1y ago
When they sell GPUs, they get money immediately which they can spend to make more GPUs If they hoarded GPUs, they'd then need to figure out how to make "winning AI" produce money - which nobody has done yet. In the meantime,
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1y ago
Utter insanity. Imagine a CEO declaring "50% of all daily code must use the > operator".
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1y ago
Content-free slop. I hope it's LLM-generated, because it would be a shame for a human to have wasted their life writing that up.
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1y ago
Yeah, well, I still jerk off manually
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1y ago
Extra funny from a guy with a dick allegedly broken from failed enlargement surgery...
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1y ago
Tech layoffs and failing AI pilots have the same root cause: Business Idiots in leadership who believe that blindly doing whatever BigCo just did will automatically make Line Go Up.
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1y ago
Tonight's news: well-known drug addict demands more government money to feed his habit.
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1y ago
PWAs: the app of the future, since 2007!
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