ofjcihen

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   by ofjcihen 6mo ago

   I have access to the Cyber version. It’s great at cybersecurity work but only marginally better than its predecessor with the right jailbreaking. I imagine Mythos is going to be the same story from what I’ve seen so far.
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   by ofjcihen 6mo ago

   You too? There’s so many of us I think we’re already lost in the crowd.
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   by ofjcihen 6mo ago

   I find that at least for the goofy “look up anyone and brace yourself” data hoovering companies having a super common name means my info gets muddled in with a ton of other people’s. Everyone legally change their name to the current most co
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   by ofjcihen 6mo ago

   Does this mean you’re only using the models in the web app? I mean that might be why you haven’t been able to do this?
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   by ofjcihen 6mo ago

   I will never ever understand how people are amazed by this. Have they just not tried it and then just assume that because Anthropic says this is the first it must be true? This was one of the first things I tried and it works great.
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   by ofjcihen 6mo ago

   My bank account doesn’t run out of space.
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   by ofjcihen 6mo ago

   As an incident responder who makes a killing in emergency contracts: Yes, absolutely do this.
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   by ofjcihen 6mo ago

   I think the point is “out of state”. But also, the price of grid upgrades are more and more often being passed directly to customers and you don’t really get a choice of whether or not you’re a customer.
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   by ofjcihen 6mo ago

   I think you hit the nail on the head. I had been in this space for a little bit before it really became popular. I haven’t seen incredible gains in model competency. What I have seen though is people figuring out what works and what doesn’t
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    by ofjcihen 6mo ago

    I agree with most of what you wrote except for this: >Frequent LLM users already know not to do that. And I think that’s the biggest problem. Amidst the current push to utilize LLMs across orgs and groups there are a large (if even say m
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    by ofjcihen 6mo ago

    Germane or not the knee-jerk reactions related to LLMs are getting ridiculous and it seems like it’s the same people throwing down at a moments notice and then chalking it up to a misunderstanding. So like I said, just chill out.
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    by ofjcihen 6mo ago

    I don’t think that’s what the OP is saying at all, just that using LLMs needs to be a cooperative research process. Also I see you jumping around a lot to the defense of LLMs when I don’t think anyone is really attacking them. Maybe cool it
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    by ofjcihen 6mo ago

    <INTERROGATIVE-HAVE YOU TRIED APPLYING INCENSE AND RECITING THE SACRED TECH LITANIES?>
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    by ofjcihen 6mo ago

    Hahaha I love how you made something that wouldn’t be harmful sound like a nightmare horror show. Edit sweet Jesus never mind I missread it.
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    by ofjcihen 6mo ago

    Right? Like can we do this everywhere? It can even be a two way thing if that makes it easier for BOTH parties to understand each other. My current company is global and while everyone can speak English well sometimes accents make it almost
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    by ofjcihen 6mo ago

    I guess my current company’s processes may be easier to deal with than others. That or my position affords me some extra catering to. The system is currently using a simple app to submit expenses and any issues gets a simple human chat req
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    by ofjcihen 6mo ago

    I’m not saying your implementation is bad or anything but my visceral reaction to this was “I’m glad I’m not on the other side of that”
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    by ofjcihen 6mo ago

    If anything your argument against MS’s uniqueness makes OPs case stronger.
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    by ofjcihen 6mo ago

    OP didn’t blame the staff. His focus is on the company. Invoking individual workers well-being to defend a billion dollar company is also very strange.
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    by ofjcihen 6mo ago

    Tangential to the subject matter but has anyone else noticed that night time tends to have more people arguing that LLMs are intelligent and the daytime tends to have more arguing that they aren’t?
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    by ofjcihen 6mo ago

    I think that crowd would agree with you.
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    by ofjcihen 6mo ago

    Trying to shut down conversations if you’re rude to it is what I would expect an algorithm owned by a company to do. Your second example is by definition not unprompted. That’s like setting an egg timer for 5 minutes and then being amazed i
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    by ofjcihen 6mo ago

    Yeah I’m not sure why they would bother responding to a child comment without reading the parent but there we are.
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    by ofjcihen 6mo ago

    Incredibly confusing that people who are otherwise of sound mind seem to fall for this. Especially confusing when it’s someone who knows how algorithms work. Barring connectivity issues when’s the last time you messaged an LLM and it just d
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    by ofjcihen 6mo ago

    What you’re missing is a “self” to have the “experience”. LLMs do not have a self. This is like arguing that the algorithm responsible for converting ripped YouTube music videos to MP3s has a consciousness.
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    by ofjcihen 6mo ago

    From my perspective all this says is that you have a very grim view of others intelligence.
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    by ofjcihen 6mo ago

    I don’t know when this ridiculous melodramatic style of writing started to pervade all of tech but it needs to go away. It’s resurrecting the pain of around 2016 when everyone presented like they were giving their own TED Talk.
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    by ofjcihen 6mo ago

    I work for a fortune 50 that is heavily tech based. If you can’t interview without immediately reaching for an LLM you are considered unfit to work here.
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    by ofjcihen 6mo ago

    There’s media that you search out and there’s media that you have forced into your eyes and ears via ads etc. Get ready for the second one to somehow get worse.
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    by ofjcihen 6mo ago

    Rabbit season!