djeastm

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by djeastm 11mo ago
I disagree. Traditional netiquette when downvoting something is to explain why.
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by djeastm 11mo ago
Have you tried adding a system prompt asking for this behavior? They seem to readily oblige when I ask for this (e.g. brainstorming)
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by djeastm 11mo ago
I find myself skipping the AI overview like I used to skip over "Sponsored" results back in the day, looking for a trustworthy domain name.
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by djeastm 11mo ago
Move fast, break things... like privacy regulations.
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by djeastm 11mo ago
That's not very constructive criticism. Change it in what way(s)?
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by djeastm 11mo ago
>it is a lot easier to explain the the whole world is down vs its just us. Makes sense. The ability to pass the buck like this is 95% of the reason Cloudflare exists in the first place. Not being snarky, either.
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by djeastm 11mo ago
We only need to see one comment from you about this, don't we? Please give it a rest.
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by djeastm 11mo ago
It really just seems like they should have both offerings, humanlike and computerlike
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by djeastm 11mo ago
This sounds like my inner monologue during a test I didnt study for
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by djeastm 1y ago
All glory to forgnoz, a thing which I assure you does exist!
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by djeastm 1y ago
>only served to push him and his listeners rightward Kind of takes the agency away from full-grown adults, doesn't it? How about people have principles and don't change them to chase audience/money/fame, eh?
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by djeastm 1y ago
I don't really buy it. Are we to believe they go out of their way to keep people homeless? Does the same logic apply to doctors keeping people sick?
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by djeastm 1y ago
I'm mid-deployment, but thankfully it seems to be running ok so far. Just the portal is not working so my visibility is not good.
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by djeastm 1y ago
No one is being glib here, this is a serious concern. Think about it, please. A human being choosing to spend hours of their time reading something produced by something that is an amorphous, unanswerable, unaccountable agglomeration of wei
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by djeastm 1y ago
Nevermind the Grok-ness of it, I can't seriously believe a thinking human being would spend 2 hours knowingly reading something written by AI.
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by djeastm 1y ago
Might be, but also could be the opposite. With peoples' heads swimming just to get back online they might de-prioritize something else that just looks odd where under normal times they'd have the time/energy to go investigate
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by djeastm 1y ago
This is true, but it's also fair to complain about someone on HN linking to a one-sentence headline on a paywalled site. It approaches ill manners, imho.
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by djeastm 1y ago
It's not?
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by djeastm 1y ago
That's part of the charm, in my opinion. It encourages just trying things out and learning on the fly. With such low stakes, I think it was a great way to go.
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by djeastm 1y ago
>resulted in the LLM inserting a non-sensical mock at the top of the test file that took me an hour or two to unwind Why didn't you just not accept the change?
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by djeastm 1y ago
It sounds like you need a sabbatical.
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by djeastm 1y ago
Perhaps you should define these terms so people aren't arguing against something you're not saying.
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by djeastm 1y ago
>better frameworks and libraries I feel like the past few decades of framework churn has shown that we're really never going to agree on what this means
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by djeastm 1y ago
You might want to clarify that the document you're linking to does NOT have the words "Biden-Harris FTC" in it, but simply that the action was taken by that Administration's FTC. In fact, the article doesn't mention
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by djeastm 1y ago
I had a similar experience. There was a point where my expectations became greater than my skill. Whatever simplicity I started with, I kept wanting more interactivity. I kept having to ask myself, "ok, now am I going to implement THAT
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by djeastm 1y ago
I don't think that necessarily follows. An abstention is a voting choice that doesn't imply support for one choice or another in the minds of the voter, regardless of the result.
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by djeastm 1y ago
He also had just turned 91 years old when he wrote this
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by djeastm 1y ago
Yes and it was a fair argument then, too. It's likely only a matter of degree of distraction.
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by djeastm 1y ago
Fair enough, I misunderstood your point. It's so strange to me that teachers are having to deal with any of these behavioral issues. I seem to recall it being the domain of Assistant Principals and what we called "resource officer
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by djeastm 1y ago
>1. Good luck. Have you ever tried to take an iPad kid's iPad? Be ready for the fight of your fucking life. If a parent has a child that is addicted to an iPad or any other device, the blame is squarely on the parent having let the

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