endymion-light

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by endymion-light 1y ago
Techno Calvinists vs Luddite Reformists is a very funny image. Agree - although it's an interesting view, I think it's far more related to a lack of idealogy and writing where this has emerged from. I find it more akin to a distor
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by endymion-light 1y ago
This is why I actually really love the description of it as a "Shoggoth" - it's more abstract, slightly floaty but it achieves the purpose of not treating and anthropomising it as a human being while not treating LLMs as a co
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by endymion-light 1y ago
That's a great attitude to have I think. It's definitely something that I was guilty of really early into the development idea, sleepness nights, 80 hour weeks, this idea that greatness must be achieved. But actually, chilling out
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by endymion-light 1y ago
i love this
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by endymion-light 1y ago
Well my individualized version of google is filled with medium articles and useless bull, i'd pay good money to switch to this magic working search engine
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by endymion-light 1y ago
are we using the same version of google? Unless incredibly specific I mostly see SEO optimized garbage.
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by endymion-light 1y ago
Love this, I've been building out a simulated Nokia 3310 for a story, will definitely integrate the cracked screen look to it.
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by endymion-light 1y ago
Honestly, my general feeling with LLMs and large language models is that they cure very man-made issues. They're brilliant in what I always feel is entangled communication, beurocratic maintenence. Like someone mentioned further down,
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by endymion-light 1y ago
Full agree - this is where AI is finding it's main useful niche. Massive models are fun to use but specialization within embedded systems is the clincher.
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by endymion-light 1y ago
alphabet have a search engine? i thought it was just an ad machine at this point