hammyhavoc

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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
"Good technology sells itself."
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
What uses are you finding for it in the real world? I've found them nothing but unreliable at best, and quite dangerous at worst in terms of MCP and autonomous agents. Definitely not ready for production, IMO. I don't think they e
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
Why would they progress significantly than where they are now? An LLM is an LLM. More tokens doesn't mean better capabilities, in fact, quite the opposite seems to be the case, and suggests smaller models aimed at specific tasks are th
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
So, "no" then?
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
LLM inevitablists definitely assume future developments will improve their current state.
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
> all of the information on the internet Total exaggeration—especially given Cloudflare providing free tools to block AI and now tools to charge bots for access to information.
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
Because people generally want fantasy and escapism, not something that holds a mirror up to reality.
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
lol
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
You are cooked if this is how you debate and discuss as a human being. n.b. "almost certainly"
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
Strange non-sequitur masked ad hominem.
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
Anything from somewhere more credible than Medium?
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
Is `someone from marketing` an LLM?
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
People care about failures with containers and scripts not uncommonly. E.g., you run a service container that also needs Postgres, Redis, a reverse proxy, a Cloudflare Tunnel and perhaps sidecar worker containers too, like Authentik. People
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
My gripe is a lack of support for multiple users. E.g., a family member gets sick of receiving a notification and can't just toggle it themselves.
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
UptimeFlare looks promising—runs in a Cloudflare Worker: https://github.com/lyc8503/UptimeFlare If anybody wants to be a clever clogs, combining both this and Uptime Kuma would be genius. What I want is redundancy. E.g
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
Ten bucks says it's prompt hijacking an LLM being used to code and reference docs.
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
So quality and actively developed that it suffered a pretty embarrassing supply chain attack? Yeah, that isn't good.
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
How long did this go unnoticed for?
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
This reply absolutely stinks of LLM output.
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It's almost certainly someone attempting to debate via an LLM.
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
Holy wall of text.
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
Now tackle performance.
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That they're complete dogshit in capability, reliability, consistency and vulnerable to malicious prompt fiddling. Wholly inappropriate for production, and for what most people are using them for, there's infinitely better solutio
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
So much for parental supervision, huh? You would be amazed how many kids end up in A&E due to this mentality. > cost you a lot of time Welcome to parenting.
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
Uh, no you can't. > I think this for me is the most worrying: "You can see that for AI Allowed tasks, developers spent less time researching and writing code". A Kindle is exactly the kind of device you would research and
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
The first step to respecting power tools or firearms is fearing what they can do when mishandled.
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> watch them closely the first couple of times they use it How about every time?
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
This has been my observation too. It's a tool for the lazy.
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
Productivity has zero to do with salary. Case in point: FOSS. Some of the most productive devs don't get paid by the big corps who make use of their open source projects, hence the constant urging of corps and people to sponsor project
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by hammyhavoc 1y ago
What do you find lacking in the web interface?

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