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1y ago
Haven’t been on a Tesla recently but I really disliked the navigation system of the one we rented a while back. Small buttons, and common settings buried in multiple menu layers. What I like about Apple CarPlay and Android auto is that the
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1y ago
Not sure the condescending tone is really necessary. I’d agree with you if the parent comment was saying they asked an LLM to create a math curriculum and problems for them. But they’re using an established app created by a math major and t
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1y ago
I don’t quite follow this logic. Like there’s too much money involved to not dilute the value of a nascent technology? If you’re willing to torch your credibility as a company, that tends to open up quite a few shorter term business options
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1y ago
> What are the alternatives beyond Vite and Remix? On more than one occasion I’ve seen someone refer to Vite as an alternative to Next.js. Isn’t Vite a bundler and Next and Remix frameworks? How is Vite an alternative to these?
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1y ago
Not the OP but my guess is that they want to raise awareness that people who are making significant technical contributions in our field are affected by the actions of the US administration. Not that exceptionally talented people deserve mo
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1y ago
Please share the smaller channels if you have them handy! I’m very interested.
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1y ago
> companies who want AI to recommend their products need to turn this off before it starts hurting them financially Content marketing, gamified SEO, and obtrusive ads significantly hurt the quality of Google search. For all its flaws, LL
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1y ago
It reminds me of those affectations some kids back in high school picked up on purpose just to stand out. I knew a guy who went through a phase where he’d always talk about penguins and owned a bunch of penguin related paraphernalia because
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1y ago
But if the test metrics are fundamentally flawed they might not be useful even for relative comparisons. Like if I told you that Model A scores 10x as many blorks points as model B, I don’t know how you translate that into insights about pe
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1y ago
It continues to surprise me how much people insist on using this platform after everything that’s happened in the last couple of years. It’s like having dinner at a restaurant that you know is owned by a mafia boss and then being surprised
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1y ago
I think you’re missing the OP’s point. They weren’t saying that the goal is to modify their APIs just to appease an LLM. It’s that they ask LLMs to guess what the API is and use that as part of their design process. If you automatically ass
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1y ago
When it’s big copyright holders we have very specific, very granular definitions of what constitutes fair or allowed use. But when it comes to smaller creators the answer is that it’s their fault for trying to promote their work and make a
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1y ago
Qt’s licensing makes adoption harder than it needs to be.
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This is certainly interesting and I don’t want to readily dismiss it, but I sometimes question how reliable these CEO anecdotes are. There’s a lot of pressure to show Wallstreet that you’re at the forefront of the AI revolution. It doesn’t
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1y ago
> You still need to do a lot of work to get it production ready, but it's as if you have an infinite number of junior engineers at your disposal now all working on different things. One issue with junior devs is that because they’re
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> That's city talk. In this rural area we hire whoever has the know how and feel lucky to get them. Ok so in your small rural town, where people take up trades because they’re struggling to make ends meet, and where you have to sett
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1y ago
It’s one of the first examples in the link the OP shared. It’s a high quality post!
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1y ago
I’m worried that this outcome will be applied too broadly and affect Steam. Sure Steam is not perfect, but its dominance is in large part to them offering a superior product. Admittedly I’m not a game developer so the 30% cut doesn’t affect
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1y ago
Because Meta have repeatedly shown themselves to not be good stewards of this type of data in the past.
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Not a terribly compelling argument
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> it's just a matter of who can step back to see it I’m not sure why those fully bought into the AI hype so often dismiss anyone who’s less bullish as simply too small-minded to see the writing on the wall. That aside, while I do th
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1y ago
It’s a common mistake to think that folks like the parent commenter are trying to engage in an intellectually honest discussion.
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2y ago
I’ve seen more of this type of rhetoric online in the last few years and find it very insidious. It subtly erodes the value of objective truth and tries to paint it as only one of many interpretations or beliefs, which is nothing more than
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2y ago
You call it context or information but I call it assumptions. There are a ton assumptions in that sentence that an LLM will need to make in order to take that and turn it into a v1. I’m not sure what resulting app you’d get but if you did g
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2y ago
How do you know if it meets your bar for reliability if you don’t understand the output? I don’t know that the analogy to a compiler is apples to apples. A compiler isn’t producing an answer based on statistically generating something that
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2y ago
I’ll be interested in trying it. My admittedly limited experience with this on ChatGPT has been disappointing. ChatGPT falls for the SEO content that has taken over the web. As an example, I recently travelled abroad to a popular vacationi
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2y ago
This is ironic. I thought there was a big push from the right for less censorship and less moderation in social media. Now we’re flagging posts because the comment section may get heated.
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2y ago
Given your concern for accuracy why don’t you provide specifics about what the issues with her side of the story are, or at least a link to an article that does? Because so far you’ve only made vague accusations. What illegal drugs was she
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2y ago
How do you enforce it? Even if you try doing it through copyright laws a company like DeepSeek is not going to care.
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> locking up all content creators into exclusive deals so that other LLMs don't get access to the new data It seems like most (all?) foundational models were trained on stolen content. I’m not sure what content exclusivity looks lik
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