lvl155

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1. 241.▲
   by lvl155 1y ago

   Yeah that’s my point.
2. 242.▲
   by lvl155 1y ago

   ChatGPT is loosely accessing these materials when they generate these troubled texts.
3. 243.▲
   by lvl155 1y ago

   Clearly ChatGPT should not be used for this purpose but I will say this industry (counseling) is also deeply flawed. They are also mis-incentivized in many parts of the world. And if ChatGPT is basing its interactions on the same scripted c
4. 244.▲
   by lvl155 1y ago

   Didn’t you guys on Silicon Valley vote for this? If I remember correctly, this whole thing was managed by the libertarians of the tech industry. Own it.
5. 245.▲
   by lvl155 1y ago

   Not sure what new things this would provide. I was hoping this is related to front-end dev (because I don't want to deal with JS headaches) but was disappointed when I read the descriptions.
6. 246.▲
   by lvl155 1y ago

   AMD needs to put out a reference motherboard to pair with their chips. They’re basically relying on third-party “manufacturers” to put up R&D. We have decades of these mobo manufacturers doing bare min churning out crappy quality mobos.
7. 247.▲
   by lvl155 1y ago

   So I can’t use my Superlight mouse with this receiver. This is so frustrating.
8. 248.▲
   by lvl155 1y ago

   This must be new? I checked about a month or two ago and ended up buying other products. Well I stand corrected and hopefully I can finally use my mice on my Macbook. Thank you!
9. 249.▲
   by lvl155 1y ago

   Logitech still refuses to make USB-C dongle/receiver. And every time I bring it up there’s always someone who says use USB-A. Yeah, duh. I am forced to use it. Five years ago they tried to make it sound like it was the USB-C standard b
10. 250.▲
    by lvl155 1y ago

    That’s what a lot of people are missing about AI. You can do an exhaustive search which is effectively AGI. You already solved for a “solution” it’s simply a matter of searching for it. We are pretty close.
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    by lvl155 1y ago

    Ok. I am glad you feel safe as a pedestrian but what does all that have to do with autonomous vehicles. I am native to NYC. SFO has 800K people. NYC is literally 10x the size. Nice comparison.
12. 252.▲
    by lvl155 1y ago

    That type of tolerance in moving vehicles will take at least a decade.
13. 253.▲
    by lvl155 1y ago

    I don’t think people commenting and downvoting us realize how things are in NYC. Not only do you have to deal with insane chaos you also have to deal with malicious drivers. Hit-and-run in NYC is shockingly high because it’s a no-fault stat
14. 254.▲
    by lvl155 1y ago

    No chance Waymo can operate in many parts of NYC. Good luck getting through double parked cars in Astoria and elsewhere.
15. 255.▲
    by lvl155 1y ago

    Incrementally learning model is pretty hard. That’s actually something I am working on right now and it’s completely different from developing/implementing LLMs.
16. 256.▲
    by lvl155 1y ago

    I think a lot of people got on the Go train because of Google and not necessarily because it was good. There was a big adoption in Chinese tech scene for example. I personally think Rust/Go/Zig and other modern languages suffer a
17. 257.▲
    by lvl155 1y ago

    Is Kagi a Chinese-backed company?
18. 258.▲
    by lvl155 1y ago

    Current generation of AI agents are great at writing a block of codes. Similar to writing a great paragraph. Know your tools.
19. 259.▲
    by lvl155 1y ago

    How did he run out of money so fast? Think Zuck is one of those guys who get sucked into hype cycles and no one around him will tell him so. Even investors.
20. 260.▲
    by lvl155 1y ago

    Well they quite literally steal everything you push out. Anyone who’s done it out in the wide open knows this reality. Sometimes they will have the copy out faster than you. What’s the point? And customers do not care at all. I heard it so
21. 261.▲
    by lvl155 1y ago

    I don’t know how I feel about one company dominating this space. I love what they do but what happens 5 years down the road?
22. 262.▲
    by lvl155 1y ago

    > That's why people used to like using Grok so much, since it was never afraid to get edgy if you asked it to. You said you liked it when it was more “edgy” and we all know what it used to say as recently as 2-3 weeks ago. And we al
23. 263.▲
    by lvl155 1y ago

    If this is what you think, you might want to go back and learn how these LLMs work and specifically for coding tasks. This is a classic case of know your tools.
24. 264.▲
    by lvl155 1y ago

    Maybe don’t take its responses so personally? You’re the one anthropomorphizing an LLM bot. Again, it’s just part of the product. If you went to a restaurant and your server was extra nice but superficial you wouldn’t constantly complain ab
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    by lvl155 1y ago

    Yeah because I am sure if they told you how stupid and wrong you’re, people will continue to use it. It’s superficial but not sure why people get so annoyed about it. It’s an artifact. If devs truly want a helpful coding AI based on real de
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    by lvl155 1y ago

    I don’t know how you can say that with a straight face. It’s simply not the best and by a wide margin. No one doing any significant agentic workflow would consider GPT-5 over Sonnet 4. Not even close.
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    by lvl155 1y ago

    Only time this is useful is to do init on a sizable code base or dump a “big” csv.
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    by lvl155 1y ago

    Sorry to be harsh but that just sounds ignorant. LLM can be a great tool to speed up your learning process especially for devs. It can help me get over blocks that used to take me half a day of digging through docs and codes.
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    by lvl155 1y ago

    This is what I call the Zuckerberg business model.
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    by lvl155 1y ago

    AI can also help you learn new things much faster. It’s just a tool.