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by fragmede 3mo ago
You'll have to screenshot it, as I don't see anything out of place in my version of that page.
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by fragmede 3mo ago
Who are you to decide? You could be absolutely right, but it's their money and if they don't hit gold, they haven't wasted your time building it.
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by fragmede 3mo ago
The question is could that possibly relate to Neanderthals or Denisovans co-exisiting with homo sapiens.
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by fragmede 3mo ago
Are you sure? Gemini tying a trash bag is pretty convincing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9-650iHAls
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by fragmede 3mo ago
If you haven't tried it, it is actually pretty good these days. Doesn't change the past or what people have said but it's pretty much there.
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by fragmede 3mo ago
It's because a kitchen knife can only be used stab one person at a time. An AK-47 in a crowd will kill many more. Going after someone after the fact who's done something wrong is one thing, but the problem is, if you buy into the
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by fragmede 3mo ago
Yeah. Human psychology is weird.
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by fragmede 3mo ago
Don't tell me what's fun or not! Some people might not like the experience, but why yuck someone's yum? Editing a Google doc at the same time as someone else when you're both in the flow and you know what you're doi
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by fragmede 3mo ago
This would be the "proven otherwise by real actions" part. They've been around since 2017 and have had plenty of time to hit various hurdles. Past performance is no guarantee of future performance and it is within the realm o
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by fragmede 3mo ago
> you're not going to model the entire codebase in TLA+ Not by hand in the olden days but with AI to help with it, why not?
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by fragmede 3mo ago
> TASK REQUEST: Clear, not too long not too short prompt Why do you think there's such a thing as too long for an LLM prompt? You'll run into context window limits at some point, but the more verbose you are with what you ask o
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by fragmede 3mo ago
Oh. Are you one of those people that think that electric vehicles are stupid and that we should stick to gasoline engines like God intended?
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by fragmede 3mo ago
If you hate travelling, in what way does doing that for 17 years sound like fun? Some people just do not like traveling and living out of a suitcase or backpack. Others, do. If you see being at a corporation as soul sucking, then don&#x27
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by fragmede 3mo ago
I had fable whip up what I thought this link would be: https://llmcode.fail/rsi-simulator.html
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by fragmede 3mo ago
the sudo -s above it is implied.
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by fragmede 3mo ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/TankPorn/comments/1ewvpfs/remember_...
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by fragmede 3mo ago
No it isn't. The best LLM software engineering language hasn't been invented yet. As a human, spaghetti code sucks and goto's are considered harmful. I can't reason above what my puny human brain can keep in context. Pho
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by fragmede 3mo ago
$1.3 billion, iirc.
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by fragmede 3mo ago
The reason for this is the LLM says some truly unhinged shit while in the thinking stage of the process, and Twitter would trip over itself to make fun of what it says.
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by fragmede 3mo ago
Ah, yes. Because someone owns NVDA in their retirement account, they're going to intellectually bankrupt themselves and totally lie about being able to use an LLM to generate code feels faster than writing it manually. No conspiracy at
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by fragmede 3mo ago
> The Gish gallop is a debate tactic where one person overwhelms an opponent with a massive, rapid-fire stream of many minor, weak, or false arguments https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gish_gallop
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by fragmede 3mo ago
If you believe in the notion that the technology will improve to the point of being able to replace a human employee, the increase in demand is going to come from businesses that choose AI employees over human ones. Even if the AI employee
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by fragmede 3mo ago
Yes, a GUI. There are various terminal multiplexers out there, but OpenAI wants you to use theirs.
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by fragmede 3mo ago
For simple things, http://sendcutsend.com already has an AI builder that you can prompt and get a physical item delivered to your doorstep in a matter of days.
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by fragmede 3mo ago
Fascinatingly, we could biohack our way into having the human liver produce vitamin c, like we have the science to do that. It's just an insane amount of risk compared to just eating an orange once in a while.
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by fragmede 3mo ago
Beware! If you start on a sleep addiction, one day you'll take a nap and never wake up!
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by fragmede 3mo ago
According too the linked article, you should try faxing your resume to them. Have you tried that?
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by fragmede 3mo ago
I don't if it's better or worse than the time I had Claude say it couldn't do something so I prompted it "yes you can", and it obliged. Absurd either way!
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by fragmede 3mo ago
Whether or not Thomas Edison actually said this, the saying goes genius is 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration, and that predates computers by decades.
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by fragmede 3mo ago
Which forms are those?

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