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by asdff 3mo ago
More that people want to deal with the real you.
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by asdff 3mo ago
It is great for video games because it gives you fresh noobs to pwn instead of having to face the sweats. I can’t really play the old fps games I like anymore not because they are dead, they are very much alive, but everyone still playing h
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by asdff 3mo ago
You have to take a step back and look at the sort of world we already live in to understand the sky falling take. We built this monster known as the shareholder model. This is an immoral, cold, unscrupulous beast we unleashed to the world s
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by asdff 3mo ago
Socrates was right, honestly. I would not be surprised if humans are more evolutionarily optimized for that sort of communication and thinking. Maybe socrates noticed that writers/readers vs orators/listeners were indeed generally
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by asdff 3mo ago
Updating the project env and getting breaking changes is a self inflicted wound, to be honest.
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by asdff 3mo ago
In some fields the scientific software is actually simple, no crazy math. But rather than esoteric math knowledge there are say baked in assumptions and context from the domain that is hard to gleam from the outside without steeping yoursel
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by asdff 3mo ago
Was ms even making that much money compared to actual hardware manufacturers? Ms is licensing the os sure but I mean most of the spend was going to the actual workstation hardware and periphery I’d expect. Including stuff not directly tech
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by asdff 3mo ago
You understand it well enough for the real world use cases where you can say simply look up what conditions a particular rarely used catalyst might run at. No issues confusing it with another catalyst in your head in the real world.
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by asdff 3mo ago
It stopped striking like that when you let agents write the code? You don’t think about what agents you can direct while taking a shower or making dinner?
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by asdff 3mo ago
Scrolling the general feed there makes me want to put a pencil in my eye
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by asdff 3mo ago
Sounds like the point is getting across to you a little bit.
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by asdff 3mo ago
Put it this way, if the ai article is indeed so good, why store the article in a dusty long form output mode from a soon to be obsolete model? Just give us the prompt, and in 6 months with some newer, bigger, better model, we can feed that
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by asdff 3mo ago
Anyone could be a programmer before ai too.
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by asdff 3mo ago
Why even go to this site then? If it is all llm posts and llm comments, just prompt claude to make you a self hosted truman show esque forum to do your venting and what have you’s with the llm fodder.
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by asdff 3mo ago
Flagged as AI is useful as it would mean I skip the article.
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by asdff 3mo ago
Why would humans ever be trained to talk like an AI? If they are working in some capacity where there is strong incentive to write llm-slop adjacent content, might as well use the llm slop generator.
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by asdff 3mo ago
It would be better if it was that. It is like for any given topic there is a bullet point of a couple takes you will find anywhere about that topic. Just parroting bots I guess since that probably snowballs engagement from other bots.
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by asdff 3mo ago
No one really had a public account though. Last thing you wanted was parents seeing you holding a solo cup in pictures.
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by asdff 3mo ago
The days of scrolling 10-15 mins and done with social media for the day because you caught up.
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by asdff 3mo ago
It wasn’t even that for me. No one was posting anything political right or left back then. Just one day the newsfeed went from chronological posts of friends to littered with the bs you see today. Why even post when no one is going to see i
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by asdff 3mo ago
More so that they are more prolific.
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by asdff 3mo ago
So does instagram actually but it is sort of hidden.
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by asdff 3mo ago
Well it does tend to happen late in life where other health issues could take you out before the dementia gets noticeable beyond usual senility.
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by asdff 3mo ago
Has anyone making these claims ever been a proper teenage delinquent? Obviously not. It could taste like bilge water and people would still try to use it because monkey brain wants a buzz.
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by asdff 3mo ago
Podcasters are willing to chirp for whatever pr department will pay them a couple grand for a segment. Doesn't mean that chirping is effective really. I bet tucker carlson's support has converted exactly zero users towards these p
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by asdff 3mo ago
Things get sticky fast the longer you think on this problem and the fact leadership has always held little interest in equal distribution of the planet's spare resources vs crony corruption and nepotism. Hard to imagine a future that d
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by asdff 3mo ago
The substance is shit too with these LLM articles. Stuck in the box of the training set. Nothing new. Just regurgitation.
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by asdff 3mo ago
Article is pretty weak honestly. Claims these products are heavily marketed but I just don't see any advertising for them at all really. Where do these things even get advertised? Facts are people like a nicotine buzz. It goes well wit
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by asdff 3mo ago
Was velocity of writing the code ever the limiting factor in this business? If it was/is, why pay for westerners to prompt agents when you can pay for 10 fold more southeast asians to prompt agents?
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by asdff 3mo ago
Do you frequently think of the code you are needing to write when you are thinking about your family or making dinner?

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