fumeux_fume

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by fumeux_fume 1y ago
I seriously question the premise that productivity gains from the use of AI (if they really exist) will translate into quality of life improvements. If 20 years of work experience has taught me anything, it's that higher productivity t
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by fumeux_fume 1y ago
I'm a bit confused by the results table. Were these models tested against the same dataset? Also, a visualization of the test data and forecasts would be helpful as well.
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by fumeux_fume 1y ago
"Secretly," but perhaps in the sense that most are not exclusive enough to have the coverage, disposable income and proximity to specialists. A close family member of mine was diagnosed with stomach cancer at a very young age. I l
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by fumeux_fume 1y ago
Author seems comfortable basing their complicated argument entirely on speculation and only one aspect of what it means to bring these services to market. Some numbers are pulled out of thin air with no context. It just doesn't seem wo
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by fumeux_fume 1y ago
To be fair, in the eyes of the US government, Hispanic is an ethnicity and not a race so you can be White and Hispanic. However, this distinction is lost among most and ethnicity and race are commonly used interchangeably.
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by fumeux_fume 1y ago
Ah yes, please enjoy living in your moment and anticipating your entirely new world. I also hear all cars will be driving themselves soon and Jesus is coming back any day now.
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by fumeux_fume 1y ago
Just started listening to the Anthropic interview, and a few things jumped out at me. First, the claim that one of the main things holding LLMs back is a lack of expert feedback. To me, that just means the models are guessing—because they d
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by fumeux_fume 1y ago
Aside from the fact that you seem to be demanding a lot from someone who's informally sharing their experience online, I think the effectiveness really depends on what you're writing code for. With straightforward use cases that h
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by fumeux_fume 1y ago
This is a really dangerous line of thinking. It's the line of thought that slides forwards to "I love America so much, but to save America I have lie and cover up the truth of the <horrible violence> being done to them so th
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by fumeux_fume 1y ago
> If you’ve played with the most recent AI tools, you know: They’re very good coders, very good legal analysts, very good first drafters of writing, very good image generators. They’re only going to get better. Most of the bullshitters w
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by fumeux_fume 1y ago
Haha, can't actually tell if this is satire. If it is, then bravo, sir! If it's not, then it's sad this poor father doesn't know his son has dropped out of high school to become welder who needs a ton of OT to scrape by
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by fumeux_fume 1y ago
> Over the years I’ve utilized all the tricks to get the best results out of LLMs. The poster tips their hand early in the article and I can see there won't be much substance here. I work on writing prompts for production solutions
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by fumeux_fume 1y ago
This reminds me of the 1957 movie Desk Set. Katherine Hepburn works at a reference desk like Foy Desk that’s under threat of automation.
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by fumeux_fume 1y ago
I’m sorry have you used Azure? I’ve worked with all the major cloud providers and Google has its warts, but pales in comparison to the hoops Azure make you jump through to make a simple API call.
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by fumeux_fume 1y ago
> AI has been remarkably useful for many many things across many industries This is really a statement of faith more than a statement of fact. I think you and many others believe this to be true without much concrete evidence. For work,
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by fumeux_fume 2y ago
Recommending that someone in the industry take pointers from how students do their work is always solid advice.
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by fumeux_fume 2y ago
Bias doesn't matter as long as you clearly state your priors.
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by fumeux_fume 2y ago
Took a trip to Canada with my brother in his new EV. Trying to get an EV spot at the hotel was a nightmare and when one finally opened up, the charger was incompatible. Most charging stations weren't in convenient locations and the one
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by fumeux_fume 2y ago
Reads like an extended humble brag. Not much substance here.
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by fumeux_fume 2y ago
I think you have an interesting point of view and I enjoy reading your comments, but it sounds a little absurd and circular to discount people's negativity about LLMs simply because it's their fault for using an LLM for something
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by fumeux_fume 2y ago
Wicked, selfish children!Only the real power users understand it generates really cool images and talks just like a person.
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by fumeux_fume 2y ago
Very troubling to think the author did not even consider that those people were searching for their long lost colleague after reciveing mysterious signals coming from the Teide crater. All of which indicating an exact point in space and tim
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by fumeux_fume 2y ago
These models show some good improvements in allowing users to control many aspects of the delivery, but it falls deep in the uncanny valley and still has a ways to go in not sounding weird or slightly off-putting. I much prefer the current
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by fumeux_fume 2y ago
> I know it's probably revealing a lack of strength on my side... I think these tactics exploit our natural sense of curiosity and the aesthetics that surround it. So I don't think it's so much a lack of strength, but more
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by fumeux_fume 2y ago
As silly as agile government sounds, if it forces our legislators to take part in the misery of a daily standup, I'm all for it.
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by fumeux_fume 2y ago
You're kinda splitting hairs here which lends me to believe you also fail to grasp the reality of the situation. We have no idea if Trump really knows the difference between the words transgenic and transgender, but we know that these
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by fumeux_fume 2y ago
> “Let the girls get measles,” he told her, “it will be good for them.” Eerily ominous.
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by fumeux_fume 2y ago
Least dangerous only within the limited context you defined of compilation errors. If I hired a programmer and I found whole libraries they invented to save themselves the effort of finding a real solution, I would be much more upset than i
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by fumeux_fume 2y ago
I'm so happy to find this here. LLMs seem to have diverted a lot of attention away from this incredibly useful technique.
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by fumeux_fume 2y ago
Ideally you can maintain the analog chain from recording to the listener’s ear, but that really isn’t feasible for a lot of artists today and could also suffer from generational loss through the process. With cutting a record from a digital

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