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by birn559 1y ago
As coding even today becomes more popular every year, a lot of people are junior level or work in an environment that only need junior level skills. I assume those benefit a lot from LLMs. Also a lot of marketing and it's cool to hype
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by birn559 1y ago
It has already entered the "it will change the world in 5 years, just wait for it!" stage just as crypto currency, quantum computing or cold fusion reactors. From all technologies mentioned, I would argue AI has changed the world
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by birn559 1y ago
If what is said has any merit can be very hard to judge beyond things that are well known. In addition, peer reviews are anonymous for both sides (as far as possible).
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by birn559 1y ago
Which are known to be unreliable beyond basic things that most people that have some relevant experience get right anyway.
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by birn559 1y ago
That's true for tech R&D, but researchers are not necessarily driven by money, but by prestige and research opportunities.
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by birn559 1y ago
I agree, this would have very bad consequences regarding free speech and democracy. Next step after that would be a reestablishing of pseudonymously platforms, going full circle.
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by birn559 1y ago
I believe identity providers will become even more important in the future as a consequence and that there will be an arm race (hopefully) ending with most people providing them some kind of official id.
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by birn559 1y ago
Morning shower as part of the daily routine is nice. I also tend to feel a bit itchy and my hair/head in particular, so even if I didn't shower, I often still wash my hair (I have a short haircut).