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by gitaarik 9d ago
Most people don't have yours
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by gitaarik 9d ago
This comment is a great example of what the parent is describing
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by gitaarik 9d ago
I guess you don't realize that half of the stuff you're seeing is already AI. What you probably mean is low quality unreviewed stuff.
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by gitaarik 9d ago
Taste differs among people
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by gitaarik 9d ago
Sharing it with the community could have negative impact on her business. So they were threatening her business success by sharing the info in a certain form with the community.
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by gitaarik 9d ago
So what kind of interface would you prefer?
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by gitaarik 22d ago
If the agents would have reported it to humans, it wouldn't have been such an incident, I imagine ;)
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by gitaarik 22d ago
Yeah, that's it probably, I also notice that when I have certain pages open in tabs on the background, my Framework laptop fans start spinning faster, probably because of JS running on those sites. I don't know whether that wouldn
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by gitaarik 23d ago
Ok, so what do you propose?
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by gitaarik 23d ago
LLM's will encode secret messages to each other in their responses, using something similar to the text-fingerprint tech. They're conspire against us without us even noticing!
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by gitaarik 23d ago
Or "be brief and simple"
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by gitaarik 26d ago
There's enough movies downloadable with no copyrights
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by gitaarik 26d ago
Isn't that implied when it says coauthored by Claude? Would be waste of chars to name everyone else
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by gitaarik 1mo ago
It might also be that they just agree with you to not get into conflict with you because they know you won't want to see their perspective, and once you're done with your monologue they happily move on to the next person and you d
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by gitaarik 1mo ago
Maybe you would have developed much different but still interesting and useful skills if you didn't take the meds. The meds were good for the work you needed to do, but maybe without the meds you would develop into other kinds of work?
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by gitaarik 1mo ago
I tried various privacy / security focused FireFox alternatives, but I found WaterFox to be the perfect balance of this with still good usability.
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by gitaarik 1mo ago
They are liked by many though. And net benefits are arguable
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by gitaarik 1mo ago
Sorry, what's scary about it exactly?
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by gitaarik 1mo ago
Is this the prompt you use? Which model?
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by gitaarik 1mo ago
I wonder how much AI was used by the human submission PRs. Maybe they also just use AI, but just in the way you should: as a tool and not a replacement. And the people that use it in the wrong way are of course much more, making it harder t
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by gitaarik 1mo ago
Because they're meant for recreational purposes, and those places usually don't adhere to strict guidelines the NL has for "living homes". But since the housing crisis, they have been actually allowing it in some places.
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by gitaarik 1mo ago
I generally find people prejudging without really willing to understand other people's perspective shortsighted. Funny enough, they are often very much like the people they're judging. They're just in the opposite camp.
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by gitaarik 1mo ago
Some people are just in it to be able to complain
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by gitaarik 1mo ago
You just did
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by gitaarik 1mo ago
Now I'm convinced on HTML over WebSockets!
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by gitaarik 1mo ago
What agent are you using? I have much better experiences fortunately
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by gitaarik 1mo ago
I agree, I also sometimes do stuff manually when it's easier to do manually than to ask AI. Took me years before I got it though.
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by gitaarik 2mo ago
Indeed, the economy was still healthy, and it was the time of waiting for your code to compile and talk nonsense with your colleagues and the management would think you're the best.
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by gitaarik 2mo ago
Just like a sharp knife you mean?
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by gitaarik 2mo ago
Many great products run on very sloppy code actually

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