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by hirvi74 1y ago
I'm already lazy and getting progressively stupider over time, so LLMs can't make me any worse. I also think it's a matter of how one uses them. I do not use any of the LLMs via their direct APIs. I do not want LLMs in any of
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by hirvi74 1y ago
4o and perhaps a few other of the older models are coming back. Altman already stated so.
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by hirvi74 1y ago
I'm noticing significant differences already. Code seems to work on the first try more often for me too. Perhaps my favorite change so far is the difference of verbosity. Some of the responses I am receiving when asking trivial questio
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by hirvi74 1y ago
The language has also made great strides to increase readability and decrease verbosity. I have been loving a lot of the changes over the years.
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by hirvi74 1y ago
Oh my, please! I haven't used F# too terribly much, but as a .Net dev, it's never gotten the love it deserves. I would probably have converted over if there was better third-party library support for the language. (I haven't
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by hirvi74 1y ago
I am not confident most, if any of them, are even real. If they are real, then what kind of help there could be for something like this? Perhaps, community? But sadly, we've basically all but destroyed those. Pills likely won't tr
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by hirvi74 1y ago
I think it's an canary in a coal mine, and the true writing is already on the wall. People that are using AI like in the post above us are likely not stupid people. I think those people truly want love and connection in their lives, an
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by hirvi74 1y ago
One of my first jobs was working for my university while attending. We had a small student lead team of people that did IT work for other students, and faculty. We'd fix or at least attempt to fix any software issue or hardware issue t
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by hirvi74 1y ago
Maybe the dcs could be turned into some mean cloud gaming servers?
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by hirvi74 1y ago
Just wait until the two combine.
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by hirvi74 1y ago
> so what happens when the "teaching" mode rethinks history, or math fundamentals? The person attempting to learn either (hopefully) figures out the AI model was wrong, or sadly learns the wrong material. The level of impact
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by hirvi74 1y ago
> "Let's get you a curt, targeted answer quickly." This probably why I am absolutely digging GPT-5 right now. It's a chatbot not a therapist, friend, nor a lover.
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by hirvi74 1y ago
I think that is one of the most frustrating issues I currently face when using LLMs. One can send the same prompt in two separate chats and receive two drastically different responses.
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by hirvi74 1y ago
I have a different condition, but I gave up on topical steroids years ago. What you are describing, the rebound effect, from them essentially defeats the purpose of using them, in my opinion. The longer you use them the more damaging they b
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by hirvi74 1y ago
> I’m incredibly confident that any professor of aerospace engineering would give a better response. Do you think there could be a depth vs. breadth difference? Perhaps that PhD aerospace engineer would know more in this one particular a
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by hirvi74 1y ago
Many other things like war, animal cruelty, child abuse, wealth disparity, etc.. Hell, we are speed-running the destruction of the environment of the one and only planet we have. Humans are quite clever, though I fear we might be even more
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by hirvi74 1y ago
Do you think a human response is much better? It would be foolish to blindly trust what comes out of the mouths of biological LLMs too -- regardless of credentials.
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by hirvi74 1y ago
This honestly mirrors many of my interactions with credentialed professionals too. I am not claiming LLMs shouldn't be held to a higher standard, but we are already living in a society built on varying degrees of blind trust.
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by hirvi74 1y ago
I am not sure that we are not presented with a Catch-22. Yes, life might likely be better for developers and other careers if AI fails to live up to expectations. However, a lot companies, i.e., many of our employers, have invested a lot of
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by hirvi74 1y ago
Personally, I am more concerned about accuracy than speed.
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by hirvi74 1y ago
That's quite a stretch. Lithium does not cure bipolar disorder nor is it effective in many afflicted. Also, Lithium is not the only medication for Bipolar Disorder, there are a double-digit number of alternative options. Also, to my kn
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by hirvi74 1y ago
> When I have had engineers who were 10x as valuable as others it was primarily due to their ability to prevent unnecessary work. Interesting observation. I am inclined to agree with this myself. I'm more of a 10^0 kind of developer
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by hirvi74 1y ago
One other benefit, if it happens to matter to you, is that Airdropped files like photos or videos retain their original quality as opposed to taking a slight hit to quality when being transferred via text or email.
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by hirvi74 1y ago
How well can one learn financial literacy and how to manage money when one lacks financial assets and money of any significant amount? I am not questioning that one can learn enough to pass the lessons, but often times, lessons fail to prep
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by hirvi74 1y ago
> HTMX is the same approach as old-school server-side templating, except you can replace parts of the page with HTML returned from the server, rather than always the whole page. Hasn't jQuery been able to do this since the early 200
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by hirvi74 1y ago
I have had similar experiences too. To me, HTMX felt like a wrapper around vanilla JS's .fetch() or jQuery's AJAX calls except one just litters the HTML with specific custom HTML attributes. .fetch() has no issues returning server
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by hirvi74 1y ago
Knee is the same in German as it is in English. However, the Germans pronounce the K, e.g., "Kah-nee." The word for "Knight" in German is "Ritter" if I am not mistaken? Though, I have no idea where the word Kni
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by hirvi74 1y ago
I am not trying to start any sort of political discussion. However, I do not think many of the layoffs that have hit healthcare workers are due to maximizing profits for hospitals nor due to the lack of demand for healthcare. If I am not mi
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by hirvi74 1y ago
To further this, a perfect example are some of the culinary words vs. the animal words in English. Pork, Beef, Poultry, Venison, etc. are thought to have French etymologies. Pig, Cow, Chicken, etc. are thought to have Germanic etymologies.
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by hirvi74 1y ago
I am not sure. It would not surprise me though. As an American, we are always striving to turn the most mundane activities into competitions for some reason... For what it is worth, I also think British English is more consistent than Ameri

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