heliumtera

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by heliumtera 10mo ago
Maybe you're a garbage programmer and that error was too obvious. Interesting observation, though. edit: username joke, don't get me banned
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by heliumtera 10mo ago
It is ironic that in the gpt-4 era, when we couldn't see much value in this tools, all we could hear was "skill issues", "prompt engineering skills". Now they are actually quite capable for SOME tasks, specially for
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by heliumtera 10mo ago
It will never change. Managers will consider every stupid metric players push to sell their solutions. Be it code coverage, extensive CI/CD pipelines with useless steps, "productivity gains" with gen tools. The gen tools euph
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by heliumtera 10mo ago
i do not believe transformers were created by independent and autonomous researchers. will not blame individuals, no. but yeah, pretty much, I maintain the original point. if the question is what are the incentives in place and funding mec
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by heliumtera 10mo ago
Every single metric inferred from code itself should be discarded. Opinions derived from this metrics should be entirely discounted as well,they are doomed, no point in listening.
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by heliumtera 10mo ago
Create an automated tools that inserts comments and line breaks wherever it's possible. Productivity multiplied by 10^23. With humans being this stupid, I'm not that impressed they confused llms to human cognition. Maybe it truly
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by heliumtera 10mo ago
Not really surprising that a tool created for surveillance and mass profiling turned out to be pretty good at surveiling and profiling
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by heliumtera 10mo ago
Will formal verification be a viable and profitable avenue for the middle man to exploit and fuck everybody else? Then yes, it absolutely will become mainstream. If not, them no, thanks. Everything that becomes mainstream for SURE will emp
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by heliumtera 10mo ago
Can you provide an example of a website you approve?
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by heliumtera 10mo ago
I think yes. If you don't create an obvious avenue for the user to infer his development, he won't be able to do it. You have to confuse the audience to bring in the sense of progress. People learn by being challenged, confused,
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by heliumtera 10mo ago
Just vibe it to recover the home directory as it once was, problem solved.
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by heliumtera 10mo ago
They don't. You wanna know what really really works? Not overriding my preferred font and colors scheme.
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by heliumtera 10mo ago
Oooooo, okay. So in fact it has technical capabilities of utilizing and taking advantage of this information provided as skills. That is much clearer now, I appreciate very much your response.
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by heliumtera 10mo ago
So chatgpt can read markdown files? I am very confused
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by heliumtera 11mo ago
Because rules for thee not for me
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by heliumtera 11mo ago
Congrats! This was something I have not seen before. People loved it, apparently. Real time chat makes it so even with few users, there is so much happening. Unfortunately moderation could be a problem. Good luck with it. Gos bless you,
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by heliumtera 11mo ago
I couldn't see the value of this application until I went on this link and saw the euphoria. Whatever this means, there's certainly a place for unfiltered, unmoderated "anonymous" chat. This is promising, but I still d
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by heliumtera 11mo ago
>I would expect that it would be a closed tube with my privacy respected Lol hahaha
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by heliumtera 11mo ago
Yay!!! Current thing is LLM and you better like and praise it, otherwise you won't get a job. It's 2020 again
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by heliumtera 11mo ago
About absorbing compliments really well, there is the widely discussed idea that one in a position of power loses the privilege to the truth. There are a few articles focusing on this problem on corporate environment. The concept is that w
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by heliumtera 11mo ago
To be honest it doesn't feel manually edited. Bullet points hell, a table that feels it came straight out of grok.
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by heliumtera 11mo ago
10x more productive!!!! It's always the same type. The slop machine told them how brilliant they are, they believed.