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by krupan 6mo ago
Same as nuclear, right?
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by krupan 7mo ago
Maybe because they don't want to lose money even faster than Anthropic is?
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by krupan 7mo ago
It has indeed been baffling. Ad I dig deeper into what developers are doing with AI, it's basically like what I did customizing and tweaking emacs when I was younger (and fine, I'll admit I still do it sometimes). They are havin
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by krupan 7mo ago
And then you find out the dipshit that didn't keep the comments up to date was you all along
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by krupan 7mo ago
Very soon, and at this point I'm not sure even that would cure the delusions of the few who practically worship LLMs
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by krupan 7mo ago
If you have to do all that, then what's the point of the AI? I'm joking, but I'm afraid many others say the same thing 100% seriously
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by krupan 7mo ago
That is my preferred term, but it seems to derail discussions that might have otherwise been productive ( might ...the hope I have)
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by krupan 7mo ago
At least pre-LLM automation was written by a careful human who's job was on the line, and was deterministic.
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by krupan 7mo ago
Thanks for the technical details, but like, it still sucks that I wasn't actually playing hangman. The BS machine did a good job of fooling me before I viewed the reasoning though
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by krupan 7mo ago
It's more like, the LLM "hallucinated" (I hate that term) and automatically posted the information to the forum. It sounds like the human didn't get a chance to reason about it. At least not the original human that ask
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by krupan 7mo ago
Read TFA. It's not "Someone vibe coded too hard and leaked data"
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by krupan 7mo ago
I hit back, clicked the link again, and it let me through
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by krupan 7mo ago
"A human, however, might have done further testing and made a more complete judgment call before sharing the information" Because a human would have been fired for posting something that incorrect and dangerous
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by krupan 7mo ago
This is getting off topic but they did not say the remote humans drive the cars. The cars always drive themselves, the remote humans provide guidance when the car is not confident in any of the decisions it could make. The humans define a
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by krupan 7mo ago
Have you ever heard of an extrapolation like that being incorrect?
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by krupan 7mo ago
Well said! My only qualm with this is saying you hope "it" has our interests at heart. "It" is a machine made by humans that work for corporations. I would correct your hope to, "I hope they have our interest a
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by krupan 7mo ago
Good sir, have you heard the Good Word of the Waterfall development process? It sounds like that's what you are describing
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by krupan 7mo ago
I really hope that was your creativity and not AI
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by krupan 7mo ago
I ssk an AI to play hangman with me and looked at it's reasoning. It didn't just pick a secret word and play a straightforward game of hangman. It continually adjusted the secret word based on the letters I guessed, providing me
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by krupan 7mo ago
I think white collar employees generally always have had and always will have the upper hand over their employers, they just don't realize it. We make enough money to save/invest for a "rainy" day, our jobs are continua
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by krupan 7mo ago
Interesting tangent. This is the first I've heard the term "neoliberal" but it feels like it's being used as a perjorative term for libertarians? "If power is concentrated anywhere..." The libertarian ideal is
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by krupan 7mo ago
That "essay" is only 14 paragraphs. It is pro freedom on the surface, but that just adds weight to the overall message that he is anti democracy. That he believes we'll find more freedom by abondoning democracy and moving t
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by krupan 7mo ago
People who actually care about the day to day pain points of jira also do not become general managers
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by krupan 7mo ago
"What's the argument though, no security clearance for people who have the wrong politics?" Absolutely! It shouldn't be based on Democrat or Republican politics, but promoting politics that undermine the Constitution ab
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by krupan 7mo ago
I see what you did there posting this comment twice. Well played
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by krupan 8mo ago
There's a very good chance that everyone telling you that the meds are not helpful have no experience needing meds. Don't worry about what they have to say
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by krupan 8mo ago
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by krupan 8mo ago
Big caveat: "Let's be honest about performance. In interpret mode, circt-sim is far too slow for real-world use. Even with the JIT improvements we made, the simulator is still 100-1000x slower than the competition." The indus
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Building an Open-Source Verilog Simulator with AI(normalcomputing.com)
2 points by krupan 8mo ago|1 comments
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by krupan 8mo ago
Worked on printer firmware, can confirm. "If it looks good, it is good." was a mantra

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