nuancebydefault

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by nuancebydefault 5mo ago
I find that a very weird thing to write. I think the last BSOD i had was 10 years ago and when a laptop didn't work anymore, it was usually because some of its hardware broke. It's true though that over time laptops become too slo
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by nuancebydefault 5mo ago
Having friends is a bit like a love relationship : you have to work at it and sometimes you get hurt. Things that are worth the effort mostly take effort.
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by nuancebydefault 5mo ago
Are you a very smart writer or are you using smart tools, I'm not sure?
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by nuancebydefault 5mo ago
LLM's are in principle text in / text out machines. If the user extends its capability to have agency over a production database or a machine, there's nothing that can safeguard the safety. Imagine I ask an LLM to instruct le
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by nuancebydefault 5mo ago
Such 'highly damaged' brain is still 90 percent or more structured the same as a normal human brain. See it as a brain that runs in debug mode. It is known that the narrative part of the brain is separate from the decision taking
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by nuancebydefault 6mo ago
A lot of people voted for someone who was known to be an evil crook. It was very clear that he got into politics for praising his own ego. They voted against 'the good' in the hope for their own benefit and against that of the wor
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by nuancebydefault 6mo ago
You lost me well before the anodyne canards... When talking about feelings, we now and then throw in an English word because some things are expressed in much less words when using English. In a few cases even a German word. Überhaupt is fo
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by nuancebydefault 6mo ago
Hmmmm i didn't know that... so a machine is not human is your point? Look, i know it doesn't try, just like a sorting algo does not try to sort, or an article does not try to convey an opinion and a law does not try to make societ
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by nuancebydefault 6mo ago
> In my experience, taking into account the opinions of such people has been the worst mistake of my life. I'm still working on the means to fix its consequences, as much as they are fixable at all. This sounds very cryptic. Can you
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by nuancebydefault 6mo ago
Why is your wording so complicated? It is very hard for me to understand what you try to say, even though I am very interested.
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by nuancebydefault 6mo ago
My experience is that it tries to look at your situation in an objective way, and tries to help you to analyse your thoughts and actions. It comes across as very empathetic though, so there can lie a danger if you are easily persuaded into
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by nuancebydefault 6mo ago
It is much easier to share personal feelings with an llm, i found. Also it tried to keep me happy to get the conversation going, but for me it feels mostly 'objective' or the most socially acceptable advice, e. g. keeping a good r
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by nuancebydefault 6mo ago
Weird, i am using copilot and it steers me mostly towards self reflection and tries to look at things objectively. It is very friendly and comes across as empathetic, to not hurt your feelings, that is probably baked in to keep the conversa
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by nuancebydefault 6mo ago
The most fascinating i find the pronunciation of 'women'. Of the word, i mean.
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by nuancebydefault 6mo ago
No the first paragraph not. It were better if the llm output were in italics though
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by nuancebydefault 6mo ago
The quotation marks are embedded in the emdashes
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by nuancebydefault 7mo ago
Well i wrote services as well. But anyways, since you were so kind as to take the effort of pointing me out the pointe, I took the effort of watching half of Baldwin's monologue and read the text below in more detail. Very interesting,
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by nuancebydefault 7mo ago
I read that relic just now for the first time. There's some truth in there about in case of a serious emergency you mostly need competence over empathy. But, to me, it's always love, empathy and connectedness that wins. Why are yo
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by nuancebydefault 7mo ago
In fact entropy is relative to what we define as chaos vs what we define as ordered. When we can't explain the order, we define it as being chaotic, and for convenience we model it statistically in stead of in absolute terms. I learne
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by nuancebydefault 7mo ago
> But warmth. Empathy. The ability to sit with someone in their confusion and make them feel understood. The ability to crack a joke at exactly the right moment and remind someone that they're not alone. The capacity to be fully pre
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by nuancebydefault 7mo ago
It is true that on an individual level you get more work done if you collaborate less. But very often you will have solved the wrong problem. Collaboration often prevents that from happening because different point of views will make that c
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by nuancebydefault 7mo ago
So you do not need a text editor anymore, the LLM writes everything? That is not my experience. My experience is that it is for sure much smarter than i am, but still i need to hand-hold it to ensure the code stays readible and the amount o
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by nuancebydefault 7mo ago
Input (guess) Output Excited to share some major geopolitical disruption! Trump is officially scaling operations in Cuba. This is a masterclass in strategic expansion and high-stakes negotiation. Whether you agree with the approach or not
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by nuancebydefault 7mo ago
I work 4 days a week (started because of a medical condition) and I think more people should do that. I even think that in those 4 days i get as much done as most others in 5 days because I can focus better, and sometimes when I feel like w
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by nuancebydefault 7mo ago
I don't understand where that comes from. So you are saying the climate is not changing rapidly while people who studied it all say it does?
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by nuancebydefault 7mo ago
Most energy goes into making up for the temperature delta. If you turn the heating down, the delta at either evening or morning goes up. Note, some people even think that would take even more energy in total per day, but that's not co
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by nuancebydefault 7mo ago
The blog made HN-popular, so congrats! And there's lot's of feedback to learn from. So what you wrote actually already has been proven itself!
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by nuancebydefault 7mo ago
I've been a few times in a situation where I needed to make significant changes in a huge codebase with lot's of tests but also with a lot of corner cases, on my own. I've spent blood sweat, tears and restless evenings scroll
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by nuancebydefault 8mo ago
It is exactly the point, stay blank if they ask that question!
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by nuancebydefault 8mo ago
That number feels off by a lot to me. I think i can say i'm quite good at socializing, quite above average when comparing to people I meet and work with. I'd rate my engineering skills about average level and i have a firm dislike

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