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by isaacremuant 1y ago
> Jay Kreps chose to name the software after the author Franz Kafka because it is "a system optimized for writing", and he liked Kafka's work. From Wikipedia.
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by isaacremuant 1y ago
"hackernews" the self help site always rings so hollow.
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by isaacremuant 1y ago
I use LLMs, just like i use Google and other things but I don't vibe code as defined like the original meaning and I feel that all these people who are trying to tell me how good they are with it are yet to explain how on earth code is
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by isaacremuant 1y ago
Actually, control means practicality. Linux won the server wars and that was a combination of ideology AND practicality. If a company breaks something so only their path works it's short term practicality to use it and long term practi
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by isaacremuant 1y ago
It's another pseudo intellectual article to thinly criticize "the other side in US politics" claiming populism and shamelessness. The mafia/werewolf example is certainly a bad analogy and maybe there'd be more conse
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by isaacremuant 1y ago
Update: after trying A LOT of examples, I did manage to reproduce one with the latest chatgpt.
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by isaacremuant 1y ago
Thanks! I finally was able to reproduce one of these. Ok. Then I was wrong. I'll update my edit accordingly.
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by isaacremuant 1y ago
When I do it takes around 3 seconds where it will go "thinking longer for a better answer and then goes 2". Again, I don't understand how it's seemingly so hard for me to reproduce these things. I understand the tokenisa
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by isaacremuant 1y ago
Except people use the same examples like blueberry and strawberry, which were used months ago, as if they're current. These models can also call Counter from python's collections library or whatever other algorithm. Or are we cla
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by isaacremuant 1y ago
I can't reproduce it. Or similar ones. Why do yout think that is?
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by isaacremuant 1y ago
Chatgpt. I test these prompts with chatgpt and they work. I've also used claude 4 opus and also worked. It's just weird how it gets repeated ad nauseaum here but I can't reproduce it with a "grab latest model of famous p
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by isaacremuant 1y ago
Can we stop with that outdated meme? What model can't answer that effectively?
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by isaacremuant 1y ago
You're a troll. Paradox of tolerance is a bullshit proposition by authoritians. Goodbye. Learn to debate.
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by isaacremuant 1y ago
That's the beauty of local LLMs. Today the governments already tell you that we've always been at war with eastasia and have the ISPs block sites that "disseminate propaganda" (e.g. stuff we don't like) and they su
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by isaacremuant 1y ago
No. That's the narrow definition of a code monkey who gets told what to do. The good ones wear multiple hats and actually define the problem, learns sufficiently about a domain to interact with it or the experts on said domain and fig
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by isaacremuant 1y ago
Yes. Car crashes harm people too. You don't ban cars as a consequence, or ban discussion about cars, or call car proponents "anti science" or "children assassins" because children die in car crashes. You and every a
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by isaacremuant 1y ago
It's a faulty question. You should you give me a thousand dollars or the country falls apart. Will you? Give me a thousand dollars. If you don't, the country falls apart! Disingenous to the core. Reply to my actual point.
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by isaacremuant 1y ago
Why are people so bothered with a camera in their room? It's just so daddy government can protect us from crimes. Google already knows where you are.
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by isaacremuant 1y ago
Extend all your thoughts to Europe. UK and Australia are just the "bad cop".
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by isaacremuant 1y ago
This is already happening and not just the UK. Happened years ago for Australia and is getting codified into law for the good (TM) EU. This is a concerted push.
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by isaacremuant 1y ago
Yours is a disingenous argument for authoritarianism and censorship. You or your government of choice are the arbiters of truth and, of course, you wouldn't lie, only your political opponents who invent obvious malicious lies that are
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by isaacremuant 1y ago
> So people should die of pandemix diseases for making sure that personal freedoms are never ever temporarily restricted, got it. This is the authoritarian mantra. Accusing others of "harming" so you get to impose your bullshit
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by isaacremuant 1y ago
Of course it did. This is all completely arbitrary and the powers that be will do what they want and this is what you asked for, nay, begged for during covid.
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by isaacremuant 1y ago
Intent matters and your phrasing "Seeing as you want to derail this into some free speech rant" is fundamentally offensive to me. Censor yourself. Go fight for chat control under the guise of caring about others. It's been re
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by isaacremuant 1y ago
Don't worry. Australia will probably ban it for some reason anyway. Better to be free. Btw, Don't look into the name of a famous python formatter or you might be offended.
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by isaacremuant 1y ago
I don't quite understand your point. I also meant covid policies. Not covid itself.
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by isaacremuant 1y ago
> Why is this Thought Policing tolerated? Because it's what everyone and their mother was calling for during covid to fight the dangerous <label> for opposing authoritarian policies. Because we have to stop Russia, the republi
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by isaacremuant 1y ago
> Is there any regime out there who's not trying to mass-surveil their citizens for one reason or another? Covid authoritarian policies were hugely successful and supported by mainstream people by and large. Not enough protests. No
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by isaacremuant 1y ago
Sure. Fight it. And also Remember this moment next time you're calling people conspiracy theorists because your party politician or mainstream news says so. Next time think twice before calling people "freedumb" lovers and o
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by isaacremuant 1y ago
Or it perpetuates the poor, by allowing only a few to change. The way some of you explain it makes it look like a crude hunger games kind of system.

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