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bcrosby95
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2mo ago
It happens everywhere with every topic on the internet. You need to let your fellow tribemates know you're in the same tribe before you say anything negative, otherwise they will discard your argument and flame you to death. Go into a
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2mo ago
The second half never happened to Japans leaders despite being responsible for many atrocities in the region at the time.
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2mo ago
The problem with at least ChatGPT is no matter what personality you set it still reads like a smug asshole trying to sound smart. You can just pick different flavors of smug asshole.
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3mo ago
Students usually don't have adequate experience or judgement to make good employees. AI being good at satisfying a professor doesn't mean AI is good enough to satisfy an employer. So whether it bodes well or not depends upon whet
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3mo ago
For what it's worth, your last statement is why react always felt off to me.
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3mo ago
Yeah, shit's re.... dumb I mean. It's interesting we're still allowed to use dumb this way.
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3mo ago
When it comes to political statements everything is opposite day.
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3mo ago
I've come to realize that the smarter LLMs get, the less they understand the point of abstractions. I've been using it for a unity game for the past few years. Nowadays it will go sleuthing into packages and assembly and make deci
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3mo ago
Most humans aren't.
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3mo ago
Give the model judgement
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3mo ago
Yes, white collar people are not allowed to express concerns about losing their career. I'm sure no blue collar person ever did.
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3mo ago
I have a pile of ideas and not enough time to get to them all, but one of them is the opposite direction. Embrace Discord, and build a MUD whose social systems are funneled through it.
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3mo ago
The AI seems to put it's internal reasoning into comments. I have to keep telling it to knock it the fuck off.
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3mo ago
If someone writes content with AI, I don't exactly see a problem with people using AI to synthesize the content. It's a good default.
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3mo ago
People seem pretty sour on big tech in general, maybe it's because, I don't know... Data centers being directly tied to increases in our power bills. Or CEOs talking about how they're going to get to fire everyone because of
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3mo ago
With AI it should take like a weekend.
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3mo ago
No, AWS won't go out of business, afterall, people still use IBM mainframes.
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3mo ago
I don't know. There's a lot of instances where the first movers lose because they were a bit wrong and others learned from their mistakes.
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3mo ago
A website flaming out and dying in the face of unusual traffic is a perfectly reasonable business decision. These "witty" comments are effectively self owns.
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3mo ago
Thinking models think through talking, don't reveal that talking, then answer by again thinking through talking. It's kinda funny in a way.
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3mo ago
Writing specs validates the translation is being done properly? Was this written by an LLM?
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3mo ago
Howso?
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4mo ago
Business has tried and mostly failed to do this since the beginning of programming. Architects that stop coding long enough tend to become shitty architects as their abstractions increasingly become disconnected from the concrete requiremen
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4mo ago
It's funny how people let cultural narratives get in the way of actual analysis. I think some of it is modern convenience has made us intolerant of any imperfection then they label even minor imperfections as a catastrophe.
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4mo ago
> if we started making every societal decision to truly optimize for climate concerns to the exclusion of all other priorities. Effectively no one is arguing for this. You're ranting about a ghost.
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4mo ago
Of course not. Who cares if something uses AI. I just want it to solve a problem or bring me joy. Why should I give a fuck if it uses AI, the internet, a computer, dead trees, or banging two rocks together.
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4mo ago
It would still be a game without the intro video.
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4mo ago
I used Fable to write a relatively small RPG. In the span of 2 hours it managed to do many interesting things. My favorite was when it wrote code with a race condition that could cause people to take more damage than they should, which it
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4mo ago
The problem is proportionality. Things like this probably benchmark insanely well. But the workarounds and risk involved - it literally fucked with his system's browser settings - aren't commensurate with the bug. I could see
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4mo ago
Lots of people die driving because people drive a lot. It's something like 1 death per 100 million miles driven .
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