hootz

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by hootz 5mo ago
I believe that was a joke.
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by hootz 5mo ago
Yeah, I'm using Pi with their models through an OpenCode Go subscription and it works pretty well. 10 bucks and V4-Flash is virtually infinite.
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by hootz 5mo ago
I believe it's just because it's a common instruction, especially with normal users who don't do any kind of context management, they just say something like "disregard everything before X and tell my Y"
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by hootz 5mo ago
I hope so, I like my job even with AI, I just don't want to lose it.
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by hootz 5mo ago
Yeah, but then one engineer will be accountable instead of a team of 10. Engineering is not dead, but maybe our jobs are mostly dead?
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by hootz 5mo ago
No, but that's a cool idea. I think the main problem is that consumer hardware usually gets kinda inconsistent outside our hearing range.
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by hootz 5mo ago
I guess lmao, but much more rudimentary, less reliable and with loads of issues, as it had to blast piercing sounds through a speaker and then capture those with a microphone. But it was pretty cool when it worked!
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by hootz 5mo ago
At most I use Kagi's proofread when writing personal posts, messages or important e-mails I care about. For pointless corporate e-mails and other corporate bullshit, I go full AI because that's even expected of me.
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by hootz 5mo ago
We can't control what is posted there, but we can control what is submitted here, no need to ban Reddit submissions, just check the content.
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by hootz 5mo ago
Yeah, fine, but I feel like this fight was already lost before generative AI/LLMs became a thing. My university called a topic about rudimentary state machines "Intelligent Systems", and those didn't even use machine lea
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by hootz 5mo ago
I love this type of stuff. Some years ago I did something similar, but instead of QR Codes it used a convoluted mess of audio frequency modulation to send data through sound between devices. This is much more practical if you have two camer
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by hootz 5mo ago
And the only realistic way to protect our workflow is by avoiding vendor lock-in like the plague.
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by hootz 5mo ago
AGENTSPLEASEFUCKOFF.md Jokes aside, good compromise, gives well-intentioned people with AI agents better official guidance while still not allowing agentic code contributions outside of bug reports.
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by hootz 5mo ago
Depends on your goal. For personal archival of important websites, I host my own archives on my server.
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by hootz 5mo ago
Interesting. How long does it usually take for an attack to be identified and catalogued at OSV? Should this be used together with minimum release date?
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by hootz 5mo ago
We already get a ton of bots, but it's still better than other social networks. The only reliable way to get rid of LLM bots is to add friction to community participation, and that's not what we do here, so we get bots, and ones i
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by hootz 5mo ago
I guess being able to host it independently with "minimal" hardware (two H100 GPUs).
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by hootz 5mo ago
It's sad and a bit funny how something called "American Safety Net" is actually a non-profit organization gathering private donations to help people instead of the American government doing so.
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by hootz 5mo ago
What the fuck? That reads like fiction. Drones hovering? Bombs dropping? Dolphins giving her a boost?
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by hootz 5mo ago
Seems to be working for a lot of people, and I won't really blame them that much. People want promotions, money and a job in general, and they will do stupid stuff to keep their jobs and increase their pay. Unfortunately, it's an
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by hootz 5mo ago
Maybe they are smarter than humans, then!
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by hootz 5mo ago
Then a better recommendation should be to use specialized AI proofreading tools, such as Kagi Translate's proofread feature. Yeah, it uses AI, but the "harness" around it forces you to use it only to improve your text, not sl
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by hootz 5mo ago
It's not "there will be", there already is a market of generic providers and you can use millions of tokens of DeepSeek-v4-flash for like 1 dollar. https://models.dev/?search=deepseek-v4-flash
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by hootz 5mo ago
LMGTFY definitely did not soften the blow, maybe it even increased the shaming factor lmao
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by hootz 5mo ago
Then at the end, "Use AI to make things clearer". NO! STOP USING AI AND JUST TALK!
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by hootz 5mo ago
They won't be if the models are "free", which is the case for AI Mode in Google Search. That's why common people still use Google despite it being an ad-ridden slopfest, it's "free"!
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by hootz 5mo ago
The search results without AI also tell you whatever Google wants you to see. The immediate solution is not to block AI summaries, it's to stop using Google entirely.
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by hootz 5mo ago
That's only doable if the ads are artificially injected. But what if they are part of the training, system prompt or the search results that are fed to the AI? What if Google Search bumps up their paying advertiser up in the internal s
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by hootz 5mo ago
Revolution? People used to do that.
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by hootz 5mo ago
Is this bait? What are you talking about? I just use public transport to go to work. Basically, all of those points about cars are correct, except for the last one because here you almost always get stuck in traffic during rush hours. Often

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