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bboygravity
1y ago
I find this whole anti-LLM stance so weird. It kind of feels like trying to build robot distractions into websites to distract search engine indexers in the 2000's or something. Like why? Don't you want people to read your content
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bboygravity
1y ago
The LLM can just write the Prolog and solve the sudoku that way. I don't get your point. LLMs like Grok 4 can probably one-shot this today with the current state of art. You can likely just ask it to solve any sudoku and it will do it
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bboygravity
1y ago
Hi, I'm from 1 year in the future. None of what you typed applies anymore.
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bboygravity
1y ago
Just pay 0 USD and use Grok app for free? By far the best thing currently available.
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bboygravity
1y ago
I'm trying to build an automatic form filler (not just web-forms, any form) and I believe the secret lies in just chaining a whole bunch of LLM, OCR, form understanding and other API's together to get there. Just 1 LLM or agent is
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bboygravity
1y ago
I'm in EU and maybe my opinion is controversial, but I think there's something very positive for EU citizens about Trump using tarrifs to pressure the EU politically. Why? Because it's basically our only hope of slowing down
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bboygravity
1y ago
This "wrapping 3rd party tools" thing is a weird kind of critisizm to me. Like name 1 project that could not be described that way?
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bboygravity
1y ago
And once again our only hope is Elon Musk bringing out a competing smartphone ecosystem that is actually open. sidenote: xAI just opensource Grok 2.5 and will opensource Grok 3 in 6 months.
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bboygravity
1y ago
The main issue are not household investors, the main systemic risks are in overleveraged hedge funds and banks (and a completely corrupted SEC and FINRA, with essentially 0 policing). See Archegos Capital, Evergrande in China, 2008 financia
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bboygravity
1y ago
Man that's some environmentalist centralist government planner thinking: mess up your energy policy so badly that prices rise like crazy and it starts making sense for people to switch to way more expensive ways to convert energy. Is t
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bboygravity
1y ago
There's also not really an alternative to Windows on PCs. Linux still has tons of driver issues and is a massive time vampire with its "type magic spells into a terminal for hours to get something done" GUI. Mac is way more e
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bboygravity
1y ago
https://youtube.com/shorts/MHNdElUF4Xo?si=FRPJFpijr-cFL9xf
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bboygravity
1y ago
Ok. By that definition other people have done nazi salutes in the past: Hillary Clinton, Obama, etc. plenty of videos of that you can find online. So those don't count, because?
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bboygravity
1y ago
k, now do a list of drunk driver crashes.
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bboygravity
1y ago
source needed I see 0 evidence or even hints of that. Most of the internet was broken before LLM's and still is today. I haven't noticed it getting worse, if anything, maybe slightly better.
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bboygravity
1y ago
What are you talking about? I see those (clearly very well funded) protests calling for literal unambiguous genocide of the Israeli people "from the river to the sea" almost weekly in every major train station and city center in t
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bboygravity
1y ago
Absolutely yes. I can block coockies using simple addons, which is WAY lower effort than clicking through a deliberate dark-pattern that is different on EVERY website (or using complex addons with lookup tables for every website).
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bboygravity
1y ago
Did you really have to add the Israeli thing there? News flash: every country in the world has an Epstein. Even Epstein has been replaced and a new guy is doing his work. Or does anybody really believe that child abuse among elites in the U
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bboygravity
1y ago
It also had the side effect of having far better latency than any modern day popular video calling app can offer.
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bboygravity
1y ago
I have the same opinion, but I can't think of who or what would be pushing for that? Unless it's just the US and NSA again actually somehow having trouble with bypassing encryption? Like just push the EU to do some more spying tha
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bboygravity
1y ago
Someone hasn't travelled a lot outside of the house I see? Wifi is still mostly shitty in most places in the world. Then there are countries like Philippines with just all around slow internet everywhere.
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bboygravity
1y ago
Writing the code? How about reading it and explaining it? Working on undocumented legacy code (read: probably the majority of all embedded code in the world) is now like 100x faster. No need to plow through a massive codebase and trying to
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bboygravity
1y ago
90 percent definitely passes reviews. Source: my commits pass reviews and it's not because the reviewers don't have like 50 years of experience between them. It's funny how the comments on HN went from complete denial about c
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bboygravity
1y ago
Really not that far off in the grand scheme of things IMO. Ray Kurzweil was even more on the money in his 2006 book "The singularity is near". I remember reading some of the stuff in there that is now happening. From the top of my
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bboygravity
1y ago
Carbon tax on a state level to try to fight a global problem makes 0 sense actually. You just shift the emissions from your location to the location that you buy products from. Basically what happened in Germany: more expensive "clean&
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bboygravity
1y ago
Turned their back on allies? That's a funny thing to say on the very day that Trump might've brokered a peacedeal that instantly would end the war. Seems obviously more valuable to me than selling weapons to Ukraine for many years
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bboygravity
1y ago
I've never been able to find that elusive "easy to find" online work people keep speaking of. Am I being gaslighted or am I looking in the wrong places? In the EU in my entire 15 year carreer there have been exactly 0 compani
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bboygravity
1y ago
I highly doubt any self-made billionaire who keeps pushing for more is actually pushing for more money specifically. It seems to me that more money is a side-effect of whatever they're addicted to doing.
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bboygravity
1y ago
What does safe even mean in the context of a locally running LLM? Protect my fragile little mind from being exposed to potentially offending things?
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bboygravity
1y ago
Yeah, I mean if the UK is covering up and not counting 1000's of underaged girls being raped (with some police literally participating in the rape) the statistics are bound to look better than they are in reality. Having said that, I d
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