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by love2read 7mo ago
Is this AI generated?
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by love2read 7mo ago
Can you share a link?
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by love2read 7mo ago
This is an amazing example of a comment that says nothing. There's absolutely zero substance here.
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by love2read 7mo ago
By "modified" this person of course means that they swapped out the list of X0,000 names from English to Korean names. That is seemingly the only change. The attached website is a fully ai-generated "visualization" based
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by love2read 7mo ago
This answer makes sense if you know that LLMs have layers, if you don't this answer is not super informative. If I were to describe this to a nontechnical person, I would say: LLMs are big stacks of layers of "understanders"
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by love2read 7mo ago
Is it becoming a thing to misspell and add grammatical mistakes on purpose to show that an LLM didn't write the blog post? I noticed several spelling mistakes in Karpathy's blog post that this article is based on and in this artic
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by love2read 7mo ago
How is posting on this website with your full name not career suicide?
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by love2read 8mo ago
> How can I reasonably trust that the tools I'm using are built in a sound manner, when the barrier to producing good-looking bad code is so low Honest answer: You never could.
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by love2read 8mo ago
So funny when people point at electron as if it singlehandedly makes every program unusable. Also, I would assume there are not many significant pages on $B/Trillion companies that take 5 seconds to load text that are used frequently.
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by love2read 8mo ago
I think what you are finding is that people's definition of "Good Code" differs the same way two people's definition of "good food" differs.
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by love2read 8mo ago
> IMO, you need to have the capacity to write Good Code to know what Good Enough Code is. I completely agree, and its one of the biggest problem of trying to talk about "how you use agents". A lot of the people that may use the
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by love2read 8mo ago
> Either sleeping away carefully on the craft of your code manually writing it, or shitting out first pass vide-coded stuff without really taking care to specify the problem or iterate on the code afterwards. I think the thing you are mi
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by love2read 8mo ago
none of this even kind of addresses why the article implies that people stopped writing good code. why are we going to spend "a lot more reading code than before"? is this an ai generated comment?
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by love2read 8mo ago
the rise of "good enough" was the death of "good code"
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by love2read 8mo ago
Every single blogger is running to make a post talking about how ai can visit websites now in different words.
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by love2read 9mo ago
I went to a university class in my last year that had the same “choice”. Any time the professor starts asking about “ai” tends to be worrisome in my experience.
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by love2read 10mo ago
Could this be used to make something like same.energy?
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by love2read 11mo ago
I love this, thank you
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by love2read 1y ago
Would that just be the ability to chat without making new memories while using existing memories?
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by love2read 1y ago
Cool, who's the audience?
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by love2read 1y ago
is this ai generated? i literally don't know most of the words in this post...
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by love2read 1y ago
while you are making up connections in your mind I made revisions for designs for a business using nano banana 10x in the same hour the logo designer i contacted told me he would only be available in december. i don't get what you are
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by love2read 1y ago
Crazy that so many seem to be so against remodeling the whitehouse.
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by love2read 1y ago
It doesn't matter. When I need to insert a screw I don't stick to a screwdriver because it gives me more exercise, I use a drill, because I can and I have access to one, and that's all there is to it. Any time you find yourse
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by love2read 1y ago
> Are engineers this terrified of originality that celebrating generic imagery would become a battle cry of mediocrity? I think it's OP who is more terrified of the originality of letting anyone create with AI. > This is unusual,
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by love2read 1y ago
> It’s as artificial and soulless as corporate style. Even if this is true (it's not, corporate style has much less soul because it has to comply with the clean corporate image), so what? Who cares that it's soulless? Corporate
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by love2read 1y ago
1) I would argue that the year that you created your bank account is not a good proxy for age. 2) I would question where you think the uuid representing your age from your bak would leak to considering it’s still a bank account id 3) I woul
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by love2read 1y ago
My first thought too!
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by love2read 1y ago
Looks great!
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by love2read 1y ago
The design looks great!

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