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by d4v3 1y ago
That's shortsighted. Today it's the holocaust. What is it tomorrow?
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by d4v3 2y ago
Exactly! I learn all kinds of things besides coding-related things, so I don't see how it's any different. ChatGPT 4o does an especially good job of walking thru the generated code to explain what it is doing. And, you can alwa
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by d4v3 2y ago
I found myself thinking about something similar recently. It had to do with the Optifye.ai fiasco, and the difference between solving problems / creating things for the 'common man' vs. for the 'ruling class'. I t
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by d4v3 2y ago
You must not be learning very many new things then if you can't see a benefit to using an LLM. Sure, for the normal crud day-to-day type stuff, there is no need for an LLM. But when you are thrown into a new project, with new tools,
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by d4v3 2y ago
You're right, I didn't mean to add so much emphasis on 'knowing'. I meant settled in the sense of 'settled science', or being as reasonably sure as we can--barring any flying spaghetti monsters. Far from bein
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by d4v3 2y ago
I think this is a trick question. I don't think it's even been settled that quantum mechanics are truly, for sure probabilistic. The universe's true underlying nature (deterministic or not) is still unknown. Additionally,
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by d4v3 2y ago
>> It seems like an LLM could easily perform this task > Bingo—of course we use an LLM. No human is sitting there churning out demand letters by candlelight. ... Sorry, let me clarify what I meant: It seems like someone (like myse
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by d4v3 2y ago
I would trust this site as much as myself using an LLM for this purpose (which is not much)
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by d4v3 2y ago
It seems like an LLM could easily perform this task, aside from the actual send function. I like how your UI makes sure that all relevant details are included. What is the domain of the sender? Does it look like a legitimate law office?
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by d4v3 2y ago
But in this case, the bid was rejected. If GoDaddy wanted $75, why wouldn't they just suggest $75 and accept the bid, instead of suggesting $50 and rejecting it? Seems less efficient to play this game. Maybe I'm missing somethi
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by d4v3 3y ago
John Oliver's ostentatious display of concern and commentary frequently veers into the realm of exaggerated and borderline hysteria-inducing theatrics. Consequently, I approach his statements with a considerable dose of skepticism.
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by d4v3 4y ago
Anything related to medicine/biochemistry can get cringe-y pretty quickly here. I think the problem is that the crowd here is generally pretty intelligent, but they know it and it's a coefficient > 1 on the Dunning-Kruger effec
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by d4v3 5y ago
It's actually not a paywall--just a register-wall. And IMO Reuters is a pretty good news source since it is about as neutral as they come.
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by d4v3 5y ago
> Sounds like boomer logic. A little ageist, are we?