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by chrisjj 4mo ago
> I personally wouldn't care if it was AI-generated or not, as long as the content fit the latter category. Perhaps reconsider "If your feedback on PRs is just being absorbed by a machine and not going towards mentoring a poten
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
> Let's just say the words "simplest fix" trigger me to this day. To be fair the words simplest approach don't suggest a fix to anything :)
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
> Since I was the only client who ever asked about it Says... this perpetrator?
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
I take it as entertainment for a target audience substantially unable to comprehend the text. This helps me decide to pass on this provider.
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
Clocks too.
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
That's not a requirement to hand over identifying information to the party requesting it .
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
How someone proves parentage of a given child upon device purchase is far from obvious.
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
You're using a mouse? I have no problem getting reliable output from reliable input - through keyboard.
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
> an experienced person making the final judgement call in case the technology misses a critical detail. That would fail to meet the objective of reducing the costs of hiring an experienced person - the entire point of outsourcing to a c
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
> This despite the fact that we have lots of experience of programs running on computers that produces wildly inconsistent outputs. The average user has very little. A word processor with inconsistent pagination or a spreadsheet with inc
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
> What's even worse, different humans have different weights. Far worse would be different humans having the same weights.
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
> However, due to things such as batching and even different kinds of floating point imprecisions for different algorithm implementations, the probability distribution itself often differs run-by-run The implementation does not often dif
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
https://archive.is/eiyjU
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
> but what has actually changed beyond output speed? Output quality, obviously.
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
> You now have to account for the unknown cognitive construct of a completely different intelligence. But your LLM training corpus covered that, right? /i
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
> You've probably heard that the mind can hold seven things at once. What I've heard is human short-term memory can hold seven things at once. Fortunately the mind is much more.
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
We've not yet seen sufficient evidence this is any type of heisenbug.
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
> The biggest gap is AI doesn't have the ability to self-correct and self-learn like humans do. Like intelligence does, actually.
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
> I don't understand how a system is designed in which I am getting emails when I log in to Roblox on an unrecognized device Stock code. > but absolutely no email notifications of any kind when someone else is claiming to be a pa
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
Surely using the worst LLMs costs no more time and labour.
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
> This has nothing to do with LLMs and instead is almost certainly about their MAIVIS and AiTriz pilots Where does this article say otherwise?
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
Paywalled.
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
> Boom, definitive "proof of typing" that a given piece was produced by genuine meat-on-keyboard effort. Except it lacks proof of the keyboard - and the meat.
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KPMG report on AI found riddled with AI hallucinations(cityam.com)
16 points by chrisjj 5mo ago|3 comments
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by chrisjj 5mo ago
« A new probe into Big Four KPMG's report on agentic AI found that the majority of its references were flawed, amid the latest news of AI-hallucinated reports published by professional services firms. The investigation, conducted by GP
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by chrisjj 5mo ago
> githubstatus.com There's a threshold. It shows only once 1000 users complain. /i
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by chrisjj 5mo ago
And water is wet before Scottish election.
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ChatGPT and other AI bots made errors before Scottish election, study finds(theguardian.com)
4 points by chrisjj 5mo ago|1 comments
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by chrisjj 6mo ago
net::ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID
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by chrisjj 6mo ago
Fraudsters' Christmas comes early!

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