jennyholzer

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by jennyholzer 1y ago
we're 20 years into social media 1984 and Americans still want to believe that it's unimaginably worse in China.
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by jennyholzer 1y ago
does "a partnership between major tech companies" mean "centralized control"?
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by jennyholzer 1y ago
My cousin doesn't buy it when I tell him the United States has more aggressively censored media than China.
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by jennyholzer 1y ago
> Its hard for me to see this as anything other than an intra corporate political play and not something thats in the best interests of the users or the community. It's hard for me to see anything Microsoft does as something other t
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by jennyholzer 1y ago
Microsoft would create billions of dollars in productivity if they were willing to port Magit features to Github.
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by jennyholzer 1y ago
I didn't think GPT-4 warranted a major version bump. I do not believe that Open AI's benchmarks are legitimate and I don't think they have been for quite some time, if ever.
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by jennyholzer 1y ago
$2000
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by jennyholzer 1y ago
At Microsoft vibeops is an age old tradition.
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by jennyholzer 1y ago
I strongly prefer curated recommendations from a person with some sort of credibility in a subject area that interests me.
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by jennyholzer 1y ago
I don't buy it. Open AI doesn't come close to passing my credibility check. I don't believe their metrics.
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by jennyholzer 1y ago
that's a cool assignment!
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by jennyholzer 1y ago
Do you or a firm you represent have significant investments in AI platforms?
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by jennyholzer 1y ago
Your code is slop. Your coworkers can tell that Chat GPT wrote your PR.
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by jennyholzer 1y ago
It's amazing how much better shot-on-film media from the 60s and 70s has aged than the early digital video that became popular in the late 80s and 90s.
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by jennyholzer 1y ago
the comparison is preposterous.
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by jennyholzer 1y ago
I thought you were supposed to be boosting AI? Why are you so bitter? You aren't going to sell any snake oil with this venomous strategy.
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by jennyholzer 1y ago
one thing about GPT users is they LOVE typing "npm install"
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by jennyholzer 1y ago
I'm sure that's how many laundry machine users felt when the tide pod first came out. Now very few laundry doers measure out their detergent by hand.
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by jennyholzer 1y ago
> explain some tricky math in a paper I am reading To me this seems to be the single most valuable use case of newer "AI tools" > generating a Bash shell script quickly I do this very often, and to me this seems to me the se
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by jennyholzer 1y ago
GPT tools give piss-poor suggestions when working with the Godot game engine. The Godot engine is an open-source project that has matured significantly since GPT tools hit the market. The GPTs don't know what the new Godot features are
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by jennyholzer 1y ago
I work on novel technologies.
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by jennyholzer 1y ago
I make better software because I don't think like this.
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by jennyholzer 1y ago
IMO Version Control, IDEs, and Stack Overflow are many degrees of magnitude more valuable than GPT tools. The use cases of these GPT tools are extremely limited. They demo well and are quite useful for highly documented workflows (E.G. they
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by jennyholzer 1y ago
Continuing to develop my craft in the 4th straight year of numbskulls claiming that Chat GPT is the end of history has made me extraordinarily confident in my ability to secure lucrative developer work for the rest of my life.
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by jennyholzer 1y ago
I don't think it makes sense to label either group of grifters based on stated political affiliation; These groups are linked because they are both grifters. The politics are just a costume that ingratiates the grifter with their targe
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by jennyholzer 1y ago
Are these "cancel culture" takedown campaigns at all reflective of popular sentiment? In 2018 and 2019 these campaigns and their ramifications (be they positive or negative) were consistently present in in-person conversations I w
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by jennyholzer 1y ago
Why wouldn't you do freelance or speculative work if you're putting that many hours in?
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by jennyholzer 1y ago
Frankly this sounds like a cult mentality that I would cautiously endure for a lucrative salary.
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by jennyholzer 1y ago
- What background do you assume a typical engineer has? (I.E., title, years of experience, internal level) - Which firms qualify as top AI startups? - What percentage of the $1M is paid as salary? - How widely do equity packages vary for pe
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by jennyholzer 1y ago
i thought the CIA cut its funding

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