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by autokad 2y ago
I been hearing this term 'enshitified' a lot lately. I am curious to its source and why it seems so much more prevalent recently. Do you have any insight into that?
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by autokad 2y ago
@drowsspa I don't use bing search, I use chatgpt and claude. Here are some examples: after pasting hundreds of log lines of output from a failed build request, "why did this build fail?" After pasting my last 3 workouts, &quo
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by autokad 2y ago
honestly, 99% of the time I don't need search. I want AI. I don't want to have to use a weird syntax to 'talk to a search engine'. sometimes I don't even know what the word is that I am searching for. I want somethi
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by autokad 2y ago
> At certain company sizes, the direct output of entire divisions ceases to be visible to leadership. > What they receive instead are reports that filter up through management. Yeah but it doesn't have to be this way. I put in th
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by autokad 2y ago
its not about attention. it would take me 2 or 3 hours to read this. and frankly, it doesnt have that much content to it. Edit: its about 42,000 characters, the size of a small book.
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by autokad 2y ago
I remember when they were on the agenda path to eliminate gifs. You'd see posts on hacker news written by Giffy, a company seeking to make its existence justified by getting rid of gifs, all over hacker news. When I would say: This is
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by autokad 2y ago
I used winamp in the late 90s and early 2000s. During that time it was a necessary program to have on the PC, but I stopped using it once MP3 players and ipods became more common / affordable. Then youtube came out and when on my pc, I
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by autokad 3y ago
This answers a lot for me, I always wanted why they planted this tree everywhere when it smells so awful.
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by autokad 3y ago
young dudes of the time, that are now hitting their 40s. Dont get me wrong, the new young are doubling down on that world view.
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by autokad 3y ago
sorry if I misread your comment, but you seem to be indicating that LLMs such as chat gpt (which use gpt 3+) are bag of words models? they are sequence models.
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by autokad 3y ago
a lot of people say things like 'stock price', but that's missing the point. the lesson is in the nuance. its many factors, effecting all aspects of our lives now honestly. - young people's disregard for the knowledge of
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by autokad 3y ago
honestly I use the free version and the text is really fast. Lets take a look at a typical question I may send to chat gpt: >I have some tasks, some of them maintenance, some of them relaxation that I do >before bed. For example, main
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by autokad 3y ago
maybe its too early. I almost never google search anymore, a lot of my friends do the same. Kind of like after I was using google for years, lots and lots of people were still using sites like ask jeaves, but the writing was on the wall
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by autokad 3y ago
I argue they definitely 'changed AI' but definitely agree they didn't 'invent modern AI'. Personally, I think both compute and NN architecture is probably needed to get closer to AGI.
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by autokad 3y ago
I worked with catboost, lightgbm, and xgboost when doing the zillow kaggle competition a long time ago, 2016 I think. I used what is called blending, where you give a weight to the models such as: .5 * xgboost + .25 * catboost + .25 * light
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by autokad 3y ago
> zombies-vs-humans I didnt have this game when I was in college, but sounds cool
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by autokad 3y ago
my guess is openai spent the most human hours fine tuning the model, and other companies are running into problems and trying to deal with them whereas openai already learned those lessons a long time ago
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by autokad 3y ago
it sounds like they are trying to be clear they aren't stepping on chatgpt's (openai) toes edit: not sure why I am being downvoted. I am 100% sure the way they structured it was meant to say "we are doing great, but not as gr
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by autokad 3y ago
its in Pluto's orbit. mainly because Pluto is planet 9.
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by autokad 3y ago
is it a generic term? when I think gpt I only think openAI's work
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by autokad 3y ago
> Hence, a complicated prediction - but if conditions are right, it seems reasonable to conclude that unusually strong hurricanes will become more likely, even if overall frequency is unchanged. Not really, its not caused by warm water,
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by autokad 3y ago
Intel's 2010 7.6B$ purchase of mcafee was a sign that Intel doesn't know what its doing. In the CEO's words: The future of chips is security on the chip. I was like no, no its not! I wanted them to get into mobile and GPUs at
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by autokad 3y ago
Netflix's situation was unsustainable. We were getting content very cheaply because they were skirting a lot of agreements that made sure all the people in the process got paid. Most of big tech's innovation was just doing this: s
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by autokad 3y ago
agree, I make friends within a year working at a company. Even after I moved on I am still friends with some of them. However, I think that's irrelevant. your goal is to work and make money, save for retirement, have money for good exp
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by autokad 3y ago
yeah run away greenhouse heating is just not going to happen by 'what we are doing'. Really not much to say on it then what he said in the video other than anyone saying so is just not backed by science and weakens the argument th
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by autokad 3y ago
this is one way to do it, but I wouldn't say its sufficient. If I search for 'things to do in Seattle', you get many 'blogs' and such that a writer gets paid by sources to insert their place into the things to do li
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by autokad 3y ago
not sure openai has to do that. I was skeptical before trying chat gpt but once I did I was like wow... and it does make me a better programmer and more productive in so many ways.
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by autokad 3y ago
its very rare a person goes homeless because the prices in downtown Seattle are expensive. if housing goes up, you move to a place its more affordable - not to the street. The reason for this homelessness surge is drugs. Many of these peopl
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by autokad 3y ago
> "Again, they are not deleting anything off of your computer so your snark about wiping my machine is disingenuous and irrelevant." The games I purchased no longer work.
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by autokad 3y ago
who cares about the warning if its extremely inconvenient. Tell you what, I'm going to format your computer on Jan 1. You have plenty of warning so no big woop.

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