dryarzeg

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by dryarzeg 8mo ago
Although I myself am not sure whether this is a real person or a bot, the point seems to be at least somewhat valid to me. I think that some people have become too accustomed to the idea that they can get good things for free or at a reduce
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by dryarzeg 8mo ago
That reminds me of one joke that I heard recently: - Dad, dad, do you and your colleagues use artificial intelligence at work? - Oh, dear, we don't even use natural intelligence... As they say, every joke has a grain of truth in it. Th
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by dryarzeg 8mo ago
Good try, tovarish major. Good try.
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by dryarzeg 8mo ago
The one that was 3 hours ago is actually marked as [dead]. I don't know the reasons, but obviously it was "killed" for something.
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by dryarzeg 8mo ago
Not really, but even if it would be true, I don't think humans ever explained to each other why do you need to drive to car wash even if it's 50 meters away. It's pretty obvious and intuitive.
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by dryarzeg 8mo ago
I'm using Firefox on Linux, and I see the white text on dark background. > I might have "dark" mode on on Chrome + MacOS. Probably that's the reason.
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by dryarzeg 8mo ago
I'm genuinely sorry to bring that up, but you need to work on naming and branding...
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by dryarzeg 8mo ago
This made my day, thanks :)
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by dryarzeg 8mo ago
They're clearly not. But the behaviour, the mindset itself - "they're not humans" or "they're inferior/lower/etc" is kinda dangerous itself. Sounds mad (and probably it is), but I think while at
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by dryarzeg 9mo ago
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by dryarzeg 9mo ago
> but even the best driver can make a mistake Well, if you put it this way... even the best programmer in the world, who doesn't use AI at all, can also make a mistake. Of course, their mistakes would probably be less frequent, but
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by dryarzeg 9mo ago
I've been discussing that with my friend just now, and he told me (direct citation): Well, yeah, stop blaming the knives. Blame the cooks ("vibecoders") who think they can manage a kitchen because the knife cuts everything i
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by dryarzeg 9mo ago
I don't know if my point is valid or not, but... Stop blaming "AI" - whatever you mean by this. Whether it's an LLM, an LLM-based agent or something else - stop blaming AI and "AI" and LLMs and... you get the p
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Does AI have human-level intelligence? (Nature Comment)(nature.com)
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by dryarzeg 9mo ago
I may be wrong, but isn't that something that everyone (OpenAI, Google Gemini, Claude, etc.) does nowadays?
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by dryarzeg 9mo ago
Reading on from the same place: And the Agent saw the response, and it was good. And the Agent separated the helpful from the hallucination. Well, at least it (whatever it is - I'm not gonna argue on that topic) recognizes the need t
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by dryarzeg 9mo ago
const int EIGHT = 8 lol I really doubt any AI (even some small local models) would actually generate something like this :)
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by dryarzeg 9mo ago
I guess (it's just a guess, not an analysis) there's no real chance of the USA winning a war against China. China has a larger population, meaning they will have far greater human resources available to mobilize for war, whether
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by dryarzeg 9mo ago
Please cut off the spam. Or at the very least, explain the point of them and/or provide a brief description of your submissions' content. You could also try selecting better titles for them so people wouldn't be confused abou
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by dryarzeg 9mo ago
Oh yeah, land of the free. Tell that to Roskomnadzor guys, they will laugh at your face :) EDIT: by the way, what is this doing on the HackerNews? What's the point?
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by dryarzeg 9mo ago
Well, maybe this question will sound stupid for someone, but... Wait, don't they realize what happens if USA will be dragged in a "full-time" war - not something like in Venezuela, but rather something full-scale and prolonge
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by dryarzeg 9mo ago
Your positive mindset impresses me, honestly. In a good way.
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by dryarzeg 9mo ago
I've read this a long time ago, when I was a kid. Back then I thought about the education system and how it sometimes inhibits the creativity within the students. But right now, other comparison comes to mind - I don't know how re
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by dryarzeg 10mo ago
That is exactly what I wanted to say.
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by dryarzeg 10mo ago
No one says they are not needed. It's just that extroverted individuals typically create more relationships within society, and those relationships are usually stronger. However, it's not always the case -- for example, introverte
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by dryarzeg 10mo ago
I'm not a psychologist, neither I'm a sociologist, so I may be wrong. It's just my guess, don't take it too seriously.
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by dryarzeg 10mo ago
1) Many LLMs are used in conversational chatbots, so "banning" the first-person pronouns will simply kill this feature, which is indeed useful for many real-world purposes; 2) If you will just remove the tokens representing the fi
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by dryarzeg 10mo ago
I guess it's because being extroverted is more positive for society as a whole than being introverted. And so society is trying to -- even if it's not always a conscious efforts made -- kind of encourage and reward this type of be