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by orphea 5mo ago
No. I assume that * we're already close to the ceiling of LLM capabilities: LLM providers probably already consumed everything they could. Plus there have been no large improvements for a while, only small and incremental. I believe My
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by orphea 5mo ago
By then AI would be good enough to clean them all up... [citation needed] To make my comment more on-topic: why do you think this is going to be the case? What newer LLMs will be trained on?
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by orphea 5mo ago
Do you think new LLMs are going to write better and better code? When all they are going to have is the slop generated by previous, worse models?
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by orphea 5mo ago
that does not mean that person is aware and responsible for all its doing. If they are unaware or - worse - don't understand what they are doing, maybe they shouldn't do the thing in the first place?
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by orphea 5mo ago
it bothers me that others don't feel the same I bet these are the same people who don't admit they make mistakes; they are never wrong, something else is to blame.
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by orphea 5mo ago
that I can skip the stress with medication You're lucky. In many countries any helpful ADHD medication is illegal.
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by orphea 5mo ago
Attention means an ability to ignore unimportant things. This is why the disorder is attention deficit - your ability to ignore distractions is diminished.
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by orphea 5mo ago
paying $$$ There arrr the ways (depending on one's moral compass)
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by orphea 5mo ago
How do human artists compete with AI-gen images?
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by orphea 5mo ago
Can you please explain how the hell AI slop is going to "enhance user agency" or "make the web better"?
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by orphea 5mo ago
I guess this is what you get when you replace common sense with LLMs.
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by orphea 6mo ago
get completely legal and working Windows keys for <$20 You cannot. The fact that a $20 key may activate Windows doesn't make the installation legal, Windows is still pirated. And you can pirate it $20 cheaper.
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by orphea 6mo ago
Of course Anthropic is going to report whatever they want to sell more shovels. This metric from an AI provider is not interesting.
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by orphea 6mo ago
Hmm, this is an interesting observation. I do have signs of ADHD.
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by orphea 6mo ago
I don't have the same experience, and I drink one cup of coffee (270 ml) almost every day. No agitation, no impulsiveness. I can drink coffee in late evening (let's say 8 pm) and sleep well. I guess I'm trying to say that we
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by orphea 6mo ago
Compilers are deterministic, LLMs are not. They are not "much like".
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by orphea 6mo ago
I get the idea but those specific examples are awful - not enough contrast.
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by orphea 6mo ago
My employer pays for Cursor and Claude but not Codex. I often find Claude dumb (yes, even Opus), thus I'm using Cursor with GPT-5.4. If you have Codex, you don't miss anything.
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by orphea 6mo ago
I think Blizzard did offer some jobs to the devs behind Nostalrius to work on then-upcoming Classic?
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by orphea 6mo ago
Blizzard’s actual approach is much more sane: older content comes back in controlled ways. Agreed. This is one of the things Blizzard actually nailed.
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by orphea 6mo ago
I hope turtle open sources Have private servers shared their work at all? I have a feeling that everyone is redoing everyone's work and keep it private out of rivalry.
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by orphea 6mo ago
Well, they did share their view and it's being discussed, so what's the problem?
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by orphea 6mo ago
No, they are not. Even ignoring business where using AI would have consequences for you (medical is one example), there are plenty "normal" software companies that value quality over slop.
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by orphea 6mo ago
My first impression is not great. Several clicks in the docs - no screenshots to see how it looks like. The very first thing advertised on their GitHub - some "#1 coding agent". And again - no screenshots. Some flashing unpleasant
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by orphea 6mo ago
As the sibling comment says, it's an effect of trimming which you get even without AOT.
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by orphea 6mo ago
What's fussy about AOT and reflection?
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by orphea 6mo ago
You choose on checkout. There it says Plan details 5x more usage than Plus 20x more usage than Plus $120/month $200/month
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by orphea 6mo ago
No, I'm not asking if "dot operator can throw a NRE" is a mistake; I'm asking if the dot operator , the ability to access members at all, is a mistake.
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by orphea 6mo ago
Many tools can be misused. Object.Member can throw a NRE, is it a big mistake to have the dot operator?
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by orphea 6mo ago
Can LLMs be AGI at all?

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