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by beaker52 7mo ago
I was not interested in his phone until my eyes were drawn to the image of some great big jubbly boobies staring back at me. I’m sure you’ve encountered the phenomenon of noticing something unusual within your line of sight. If you’re going
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by beaker52 7mo ago
Wanna get married? (Ah man, I’ve done it again. Please don’t hurt me, for intruding on your personal circumstances with my mouth sounds and finger symbols)
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by beaker52 7mo ago
You’re being condescending and invading my space, now fuck off. Am I doing it right? No. That’s responding with aggression, to an otherwise placid comment. I posit that you would be better off practicing being less offended and stuck up you
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by beaker52 7mo ago
Serious boundary? He put tits in front of my eyes. Am I supposed to remember to keep my eyes pinned to the floor when out in public? What a terrible way you must live. I’m afraid to say, that if you want a boundary, go home. Otherwise, acce
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by beaker52 7mo ago
Losing one’s temper leads things to end badly.
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by beaker52 7mo ago
Yeah, you see, I don’t think you’ve quite understood the art of talking to anyone. It doesn’t happen by staring at the floor and minding your own business. Quite the opposite, mostly. Despite illusions and every misguided attempt, when in p
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by beaker52 7mo ago
The other day I saw a guy on the train looking at pictures he was actively receiving of a topless woman. He was clearly enjoying it, in his own little world, so I leaned over and said “don’t get scammed buddy”. His anger brewed for a few mi
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by beaker52 8mo ago
The difference is that _you_ wiped your own hard drive. Even if prompt injection arrives by a scraped webpage, you still pressed the button. All these claws throw caution to the wind in enabling the LLM to be triggered by text coming from e
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by beaker52 8mo ago
This. I’ve seen so many tools solving problems that already have solutions lately because LLMs allow people to run off and “fix” the problem their way before they can a chance to discover existing, more appropriate solutions. The next step
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by beaker52 8mo ago
It's the same story with these people running 12 parallel agents that automatically implement issues managed in Linear by an AI product team that has conducted automated market and user research. Instead of making things, people are ma
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by beaker52 8mo ago
Don’t use it, or give it access to nothing important, therefore vastly limiting its potential. That’s the only way. Prompt injection is a thing, and a lot of vibe coding, Gas Town, Ralph-loop enthusiasts are vehemently ignoring the risk bel
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by beaker52 8mo ago
There’s simply not enough of a market for these bigger orgs to be truly interested/invested in audio, video and even image to an extent. They’ll wait for progress to be made and then buy the capability/expertise/talent when t
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by beaker52 8mo ago
And OpenClaw is nothing revolutionary. It’s all shit we could do before OpenClaw. It’s just that no one was stupid enough to do it. Now everyone has gone crazy.
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by beaker52 8mo ago
I mean, ppq.ai (which I’ve never heard of) had zero to do with the commoditisation of LLMs. The industry did that. And services like OpenRouter are far more serious and responsible in this area than this ppq.ai is.
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by beaker52 8mo ago
It appears to me that the same people who think “vibe coding” is a great idea, are the same people who think “Gas Town” is the future, and “OpenClaw” detractors are just falling behind. For your sake, I’m not saying they’re wrong. I’m just
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by beaker52 8mo ago
Looks like the process must have killed itself in its own docker container.
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by beaker52 8mo ago
I still read the LLMs output quite critically and I cringe whenever I do. LLMs are just plain wrong a lot of the time. They’re just not very intelligent. They’re great at pretending to be intelligent. They imitate intelligence. That is all
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by beaker52 9mo ago
That’s cool. I know context windows are arbitrarily larger now because consumers think that larger window = better, but I think the sentiment that the model can’t even use the window effectively still stands? I still find LLMs perform best
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by beaker52 9mo ago
Sleep easy fellow earthling, there’s a new Ai in town now.
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by beaker52 9mo ago
> because of antipatterns that don’t apply anymore, such as always starting a new chat I’m keen to understand your reasoning on this. I don’t agree, but maybe I’m just stuck with old practices, so help me? What’s your justification as to
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by beaker52 9mo ago
(Breaking the 4th wall for a minute): It’s not just Simon that we’re getting less of, it’s YOU we’re getting less of too. And we want you around. Don’t go.
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by beaker52 9mo ago
No, when we write code it has a an absolute and specific meaning to the compiler. When we write words to an LLM they are written in a non-specific informal language (usually English) and processed non-deterministically too. This is an incre
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by beaker52 9mo ago
Sorry friend, if you can’t identify the important differences between a compiler and an LLM, either intentionally or unintentionally (I can’t tell), then I must question the value of whatever you have to say on the topic.
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by beaker52 9mo ago
(Replying to myself because hn) That’s not the only difference at all. A good use of an LLM might be to ask it what the difference between using an LLM and writing code for a compiler is.
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by beaker52 9mo ago
Sure, as long as you don’t expect me to digest it, live with it, and crap it out for you, I see no problem with it.
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by beaker52 9mo ago
Actually, we’ve been formally declaring the logic of programs to compilers, which is something very different.
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by beaker52 9mo ago
The difference is that the head chef can cook very well and could do a better job of the dish than the trainee.
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by beaker52 9mo ago
Work harder! Now I’m a life coach because I’m responsible for your promotion.
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by beaker52 9mo ago
Only it’s a bit like me getting back into cooking because I described the dish I want to a trainee cook.
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by beaker52 9mo ago
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