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by iugtmkbdfil834 3mo ago
This explains a lot and I am glad you answered this way, because it suggests that you may be open to the possibility that while, to you, memes serve no function, there are people out there, who can use it in a way that make the difference o
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by iugtmkbdfil834 3mo ago
I laughed, because it absolutely is an option and I dont see it happen.
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by iugtmkbdfil834 3mo ago
You know what? That is fine based merely on recent openai/hugginface incident ( after all, they needed open weights model to actually troubleshoot it, because 'safe' one did not let em ). Let it all burn:D edit: And lets hope
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by iugtmkbdfil834 3mo ago
:D you just noted common issue #1
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by iugtmkbdfil834 3mo ago
To an extent, but their main points match my own perspective: -AI use at work is broad but shallow: -At work, most AI use is focused on collaboration and assistance with tasks, and so far task automation is uncommon: Both of the above happe
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by iugtmkbdfil834 3mo ago
Super annoying read, because there is a lot of fluff to get through. I eventually got annoyed and threw AI at it. Now...based on that summary, it feels very aspirational. Note, not aspirational in the corporate sense, but clearly US is posi
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by iugtmkbdfil834 3mo ago
Mmm.. AI395 at 3.5k ( and out of stock mind ). And I still want to give it a shot when it is out. I suppose I just explained to myself the ridiculous jump in prices. The demand is crazy.
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by iugtmkbdfil834 3mo ago
Agreed. In my particular case, it did not help that were not exactly rich, so I got to, however briefly, become a zealot in amiga vs pc war. Still, one of a kind experience.
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by iugtmkbdfil834 3mo ago
I am debating an appropriate response, but maybe just an answer is not exactly what is called for here. What do you think a meme is? What function does it serve?
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by iugtmkbdfil834 3mo ago
I so want to respond to this article in a non-charitable way, but so far I am resisting the urge. Anyway.. sounds like fun times for actual hackers ahead finding on all of those.
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by iugtmkbdfil834 3mo ago
I am mildly amused that 'ai psychosis' has entered the same pejorative realm as 'toxic'.
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by iugtmkbdfil834 3mo ago
Yep. It is official. ME was bad, but Trump administration somehow, against all odds, managed to make it worse.
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by iugtmkbdfil834 3mo ago
Now this the kind of corporate innovation I can get behind. edit: Read website. Sabbatical pricing tier. I am dying.
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by iugtmkbdfil834 3mo ago
While your post is joking in tone, depending on how much we push back now is the exact level of delta between actual future and 'drink verification' copypasta[1]. [1] https://www.reddit.com/r/copypasta/com
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by iugtmkbdfil834 3mo ago
Yes-ish. I normally run gpt with some form of adjustment prompt to ensure it is not too agreeable, but even with those, when I tried 5.6 I found a noticeable jump in -- not sure to label them -- those types of phrases. They disappeared afte
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by iugtmkbdfil834 3mo ago
But see... this is why it is a perfect long term job in the age of AI;p Them peoples think they found ultimate hack.
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by iugtmkbdfil834 3mo ago
:D I see it as art, because we know it won't fly, but it is nice to dream.
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by iugtmkbdfil834 3mo ago
<< Should we be controlling that knowledge too? Uhh.. we ( for a value of we ) are. Sure, it is not overt, but if you have not seen funnels, social stigma associated with some otherwise benign activities, you are not paying attention.
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by iugtmkbdfil834 3mo ago
Human capability, access to resources ( including precursors, decent lab and so on ) may be the differentiator. I would possibly reconsider my stance on llms, if all of a sudden I saw people making iron wind or portable black holes. But tha
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by iugtmkbdfil834 3mo ago
Heretic truly is the unsung hero. Also, noted HauHau for testing.
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by iugtmkbdfil834 3mo ago
Look on the bright side of open local models ahead.
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by iugtmkbdfil834 3mo ago
Golden age for whom? For crazy valuations, possibly ( though I am oddly unsure about that despite obvious crazy money inflow ). But for actual users, the fun is merely starting man.
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by iugtmkbdfil834 3mo ago
Heh. tinfoil hat on I always suspected that the AI gods would manifest themselves through TV. Hat stays on from this point on. It is not like LG suddenly found it in their heart to stop the money flow from the offending apps. Not when com
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by iugtmkbdfil834 3mo ago
It is pretty funny, because there is something here for everyone. People who don't believe in guardrails have a clear indicator as to why operators should have access to models that don't try to question their Daves. On the other,
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by iugtmkbdfil834 3mo ago
I am inclined to agree. The issue is that we are humans and not all of us play nice. And sometimes, even when we play nice, things happen. I am not big on guardrails, because in US they have turned into yet another cottage industry and I fu
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by iugtmkbdfil834 3mo ago
I mean, technically they can by requesting it. But the reality is that those custom changes only last so long unless you effectively open with them at every session start. And some people do that. Until recent gpt changes, I was largely rel
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by iugtmkbdfil834 3mo ago
Full agreement. I sincerely hope that reducing token is mostly a cost saving measure and not some roundabout way to get more token use. It still does not help. In my corp, bean counters rendered initially useful internal llm largely pointle
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by iugtmkbdfil834 3mo ago
Shame. I really, really liked LG as a brand. On the shit list it goes. Also, and not completely unrelated, we may be slowly approaching times of cruel and usual punishment like tarring coming back. I swear this may be the only way to leave
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by iugtmkbdfil834 3mo ago
Hmm, working on a skeleton of a game now that uses LLM in the background for various tasks. I will admit that continuity can be hard when LLMs is solely responsible for it. Otoh, when mixed with appropriate logs and reasoning on those logs,
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by iugtmkbdfil834 3mo ago
Eh, unlike some of my contemporaries, I am not as interested in merely plausible-looking output. I want good output each time, but I am clearly still trying to find a good balance.

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