llmslave2

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by llmslave2 9mo ago
It's true that some people will just continually move the goalposts because they are invested in their beliefs. But that doesn't mean that the skepticism around certain claims aren't relevant. Nobody serious is disputing that
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by llmslave2 9mo ago
Anything where you have literal "instances" of something with common state/behaviour is prime for inheritance, but that's different from trying to model a domain as a set of hierarchal objects. But I do like classes - yo
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by llmslave2 9mo ago
Inheritance is great, just depends how you use it. I've never once reached for it for building servers. For games? All the time.
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by llmslave2 9mo ago
That's because Opus has been out for almost 5 months now lol. Its the same model, so I think people have been vibe coding with a heavy dose of wine this holiday and are now convinced its the future.
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by llmslave2 9mo ago
Maybe they are struggling to convince others because they are unable to produce evidence that is able to convince people? My experience scrolling X and HN is a bunch of people going "omg opus omg Claude Code I'm 10x more productiv
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by llmslave2 9mo ago
Couple things stand out to me: 1) everyone on the team uses Claude code differently. 2) Claude Code has been around for almost a year and is being built by an entire team, yet doesn't seem to have benefited from this approach. The prog
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by llmslave2 9mo ago
Marketing
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by llmslave2 9mo ago
Idk, I still see Micro$oft used a lot. Maybe not on HN but HN in general being filled with tech employees is often more sympathetic to big tech companies. MS is betting hard on AI which has earned them this current moniker. If they keep d
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by llmslave2 9mo ago
Considering that when the problems started, many people online were having a similar issue I think it's unlikely it was a hardware failure.
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by llmslave2 9mo ago
Text-based social media is cancer, the best example being X but also its derivatives, Facebook, Reddit etc. They are too susceptible to astroturfing, manipulation, political slop and outrage, bullying etc. I get a lot of value out of Instag
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by llmslave2 9mo ago
I think it's a neat idea from a technical perspective and congrats on shipping. Only thing, work on your marketing copy. It's very clearly LLM generated and feels icky.
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by llmslave2 9mo ago
Tech companies will be seen the same way as cigarette companies, and their apologists seen like the doctors and scientists who were paid to lie.
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by llmslave2 9mo ago
> I feel like I’m working with a peer, not a junior I’m having to direct. I think this says a lot.
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by llmslave2 9mo ago
I see Anthropics marketing campaign is out in full force today ahead of their IPO.
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by llmslave2 9mo ago
If the game asks you when you first open it, does it matter if the question is to "opt out" or "opt in"?
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by llmslave2 9mo ago
Yes
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by llmslave2 9mo ago
Sounds like it's an accurate analogy after all haha
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by llmslave2 9mo ago
Well that's what he claims. Idk if its true or if this person even exists.
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by llmslave2 9mo ago
> I would instead invest some good time and money in buying and learning to play a modern replica of a greek Kithara. How would you go about doing that?
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by llmslave2 9mo ago
Yeah it's incredibly bad, and people are literally learning to not trust a single thing AI touches because of hallucinations like this.
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by llmslave2 9mo ago
Nice, an obviously AI generated post from someone who works from Meta and is "mostly interested in AI advancements from a software engineering perspective. I’m currently working on ways to make it better and ultimately eliminate my liv
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by llmslave2 9mo ago
Before
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by llmslave2 9mo ago
I was gonna comment that Go is a fantastic language for this since it's trivial to package everything up into a single binary that contains everything necessary and has everything you need in its stdlib as well. And low and behold...
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by llmslave2 9mo ago
> human employees using AI are doing way more than they could before, both in depth and scale Funny how that doesn't show up in any productivity or economic metrics...
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by llmslave2 9mo ago
Once again, more evidence mounts that AI is massively overhyped and limited in usefulness, and once again we will see people making grandiose claims (without evidence of course) and predictions that will inevitably fall flat in the future.
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by llmslave2 9mo ago
> One of my employees is drunk, and someon dies. Now I am responsible. In what way?
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by llmslave2 9mo ago
Yeah I think this is a well known problem. Humans tend to get a lot of stuff right on the first try, and then it's subsequently thrown away in the name of "progress".
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by llmslave2 9mo ago
I think the question of if X should do more to prevent this kind of abuse (I think they should) is separate from Grok or LLM's though. I get that since xAI and X are owned by the same person there is some complications here, but most o
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by llmslave2 9mo ago
I think we all know it's illegal to sell illegal services.
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by llmslave2 9mo ago
> I'm literally sitting with a lit cigarette in my hand right now How does it feel to be living my dream rn...

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