davebren

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   by davebren 6mo ago

   Reminder to keep local backups of everything important while the reliability of all these services continues to degrade.
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   by davebren 7mo ago

   That wasn't what the comment you responded to was referring to. I guess it makes sense since you are kind of like an LLM with how you respond to input.
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   by davebren 7mo ago

   How does a phased rollout improve LLM error rates exactly?
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   by davebren 7mo ago

   > "it will be nearly impossible to learn them from scratch." Aren't the tools supposed to get easier to use, not harder? As far as I can tell all the expertise in using LLMs comes from already having the underlying skill i
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   by davebren 7mo ago

   No what happens from using those metrics is that you filter out all the people that care more about doing their job well than gaming metrics. Fraudsters tend to do really well in those situations.
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   by davebren 10mo ago

   Your point would stand if the entire economy wasn't shifted around this product and employees weren't being told to use it or lose their jobs.
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   by davebren 10mo ago

   It does sound like he has a bit of AI induced psychosis when I hear him speak about it.
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   by davebren 10mo ago

   This "all hands on deck" thing is a classic tactic managers use when they don't actually know what to do or have the domain expertise to allocate resources intelligently and help their employees do their jobs.