iLoveOncall

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by iLoveOncall 17d ago
Only if you understand nothing about the difference between LLMs and AlphaGo.
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by iLoveOncall 18d ago
ChatGPT Images is for me the most impresive of all models, but also the one I hate the most, because of what it's used for: either funny wasteful use, or nefarious use, basically nothing else.
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by iLoveOncall 20d ago
Don't learn programming with OCaml, it's horrible.
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by iLoveOncall 20d ago
> But with AI, now you can make that tool in five minutes, and you don't need to be an engineer, and you don’t need to write code. I really wish those farcical statements would stop (I know it's not really made by the author it
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by iLoveOncall 21d ago
I am exceedingly tired of poor metaphors that are popping up since AI has taken over writing. No, operating software is not like operating a plane. Not at all in fact. The people operating the software and resolving incidents are the same p
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by iLoveOncall 23d ago
It should be illegal to announce a UI update and not include at least screenshots, so thanks for sharing.
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by iLoveOncall 23d ago
It's more like showing up to the gym with a fake muscle suit and then everyone can see you can't lift shit.
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by iLoveOncall 23d ago
What is that supposed to be?
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by iLoveOncall 23d ago
You're literally stealing from yourself by paying for tuition and not getting any benefit from it besides a piece of paper that won't hold to scrutiny once someone asks you to code something on an interview or in a company. Intern
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by iLoveOncall 24d ago
Striking argument.
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by iLoveOncall 24d ago
It absolutely is. What has improved isn't the models, it's the harnesses. Give GPT-3.5 a 1M context window and a modern harness, and you won't see any meaningful difference with Opus 5. It's a bit hard to try with such o
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by iLoveOncall 24d ago
> Had you even bothered to watch the 2nd (short) yet? Have you? He's clearly saying that it's society's fault if GPT-4 didn't lead to the great replacement of software engineers he predicted rather than the capabiliti
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by iLoveOncall 24d ago
This was posted in August 2026, so he's talking about the latest OpenAI models. I don't know where you got GPT4 from but clearly you are also misunderstanding everything he said. He's also just saying what he thinks people (t
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by iLoveOncall 24d ago
Or simply people who have 2 part-time jobs totally 40 hours.
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by iLoveOncall 24d ago
> Using data compiled by the federal government’s Bureau of Labor Statistics, the True Rate of Unemployment tracks the percentage of the U.S. labor force that does not have a full-time job (35+ hours a week) but wants one, has no job, or
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by iLoveOncall 24d ago
I only watched the first one so far but you misunderstood what he says, he doesn't admit being wrong at all, in fact he doubles down on wrong claims.
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by iLoveOncall 24d ago
I personally think improvement has been minimal since ChatGPT was released actually.
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by iLoveOncall 24d ago
> but the test results are evident, empirical, and hold up to hard scrutiny Sorry which test results? The gamed benchmarks?
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by iLoveOncall 24d ago
> I think one important distinction is at least they have some humility to admit they were wrong. I'd be amazed to see a source proving that statement. There's never been a retraction around the AGI claims for example as far as
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by iLoveOncall 24d ago
Easy to claim things as wrong without prodiving any facts. Can I try? > But when people bring him up, they're of course not generally citing his anger Wrong. > Google has been increasing the relative priority of revenue over the
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by iLoveOncall 25d ago
Goes to show what a farce the supposed paradigm shift from Mythos and Fable was. All marketing, as always.
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by iLoveOncall 25d ago
And you protect them by not sharing their name.
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by iLoveOncall 25d ago
> Well, if you throw a long-winded prompt over a fence and tell the agents to work it out on their own, yeah That's not what I do. AI bros really are quick to jump to the "you're using it wrong" conclusion.
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by iLoveOncall 26d ago
I might be wrong but subscription models don't give you API access. I'm only interested in API access when it comes to personal use, so local models running for free makes sense for me. That said I have an RTX 5090, not a Mac Mini
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by iLoveOncall 26d ago
I know, but we're talking about some free & open-source software funded by donations, not a for-profit company. Funnily enough their not (fully) free and not open source competitor DaVinci Resolve doesn't have a cookie banner
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by iLoveOncall 26d ago
Oh come on, they only have 210 "partners" they give your data to!
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by iLoveOncall 26d ago
> Where does that leave us? Honestly, the answer is simple: sue. It'd be hard to argue that it's not a DDOS.
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by iLoveOncall 27d ago
My point is that they have their own big chains, and a low number of small independent businesses because their situation benefits big chains and not small businesses.
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by iLoveOncall 27d ago
I have this whole website dedicated to it bookmarked since a long time: https://ikeahackers.net/
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by iLoveOncall 27d ago
Have you ever been to Iceland lol? I have. Their isolation actually encourages wealth concentration and they have "big" chains everywhere.

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