qsera

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by qsera 5mo ago
Sure, as I said, a better search can bring pretty dramatic change in how you work. > Every line of code I commit is generated by LLMs... Imagine if someone told you "Hey, this stackoverflow site is great. Everything I commit in my w
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by qsera 5mo ago
LLMs enable a new kind of text search. It looks like reasoning and intelligence, but it is not. For example, If you are not aware of Internet, you would consider a traditional internet search that comes up with a stackoverflow answer as a m
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by qsera 5mo ago
I think they say that the knowledge transfer did not happen during that. You don't want to bring work to people who are trying to take a break from it.
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by qsera 5mo ago
>Humans are not deterministic. There is a pretty big difference. If you ask a human "Is X true", and they says "yes", you can be 100% sure that they will always behave in a way that is logically consistent with X bein
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by qsera 5mo ago
>I've been excited by the concept of AI since reading about Turing and such as a child 20 years ago... I have been too, but LLMs aint it, just like mobile phones is not subspace communicator...
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It does not matter for one instance. But it does matter if you plan to make a living off it.
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But LLMs does not learn/train like that. They need the same thing repeated a gazillion times in the their training data to actually use it in inference. So unless this human element get absorbed widely into literature, then I think the
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by qsera 5mo ago
> using AI correct There is no "correct" way to toss a coin. Some day people who are depending on LLMs blindly will understand that. All their notions of "correct use" is based on folk lore and...vibes, that is just m
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by qsera 5mo ago
At least bridges come in the realm of unchanging physics and unchanging material behavior. There is only so much variety in building bridges. Software on the other hand... You see, the difference is that with building bridges, there is no v
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by qsera 5mo ago
>set hard deadlines.. Sure, just also set the requirements "hard" while your are at it..
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by qsera 5mo ago
> what happens when it doesn't? It will never happen. Capitalism works when consumers can choose the best service provider. When there is only one universal service provide (AI), behind various "fronts", it would be catast
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by qsera 5mo ago
> what's stopping all those people you fired.. Reputation, (or lack of it) and the big clients that come with it. Isn't that obvious?
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by qsera 5mo ago
That is nothing. This is what my friends used to carry to school in the early 90s https://5.imimg.com/data5/SELLER/Default/2024/9/451658081/PU...
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Exactly. I think they are a bit more long lasting, but that is debatable.
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by qsera 5mo ago
> Better to not be able to explain something, than a glib "god did it". There is some theory that true randomness can be explained by some hidden behavior not yet known to man. Some local hidden variables not existing or someth
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by qsera 5mo ago
There are more gods. Others are in charge of other universes...
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Same thing that created numbers.
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by qsera 5mo ago
I think there is god because there is absolute randomness. One can call that God, and by that definition God created everything.
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by qsera 5mo ago
> super being would not allow.. The god does not need to have a concept of human suffering. Just like gravity does not know how it feels to be crushed under a big rock that just fell on you.
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At 18 years you don't understand shit.
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by qsera 5mo ago
Looks amazing. But before I can commit to trying it, I would like to know how much LLM involvement was there.
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by qsera 5mo ago
Only virtual? That is sad!
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by qsera 5mo ago
Not the person you were asking, but I shall share my experienc.. >how it scales for apps that may have reusable components or sufficiently complex It is a lot of boilerplate, but it is mechanical, straightforward changes. I think it is e
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by qsera 5mo ago
>You argue to teach yourself. Oh. I am aware. It is not that deep. But who you argues with still matter. There was a point where I have abandoned Reddit and HN. I came back to HN because people here also seem to have grown up. Reddit sta
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by qsera 5mo ago
>nullsanity's comment is dead and downvoted to oblivion but also incredibly underrated. Yes, I thought the same as well because that was the same line of thought that made me write my comment. >Except it's not just reddit (I
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by qsera 5mo ago
We lost grownups. Modern establishments (businesses/governments) work by making people afraid. It is truly, the age of fear. Let me quote M.I.B >There's always an Arquillian Battle Cruiser, or a Corillian Death Ray, or an inter
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by qsera 5mo ago
>I argue about design and architecture all day with a robot. You will outgrow it at some point.
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by qsera 5mo ago
ELM forever! I like ELM because the core is extremely small. You just have to remember the model, the update function and the message type. That is it. React on the other hand makes you remember a million conventions and patterns and api li
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by qsera 5mo ago
Abstract things stimulate the imagination and guide them. That is why reading a book is a lot more enjoyable than watching a movie. When computers started showing reality, that is true color, high res photos, realistic movies etc, they beca
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by qsera 5mo ago
I am aware of this existing. But it is costly, not easily available, and looks huge, compared to a compact TKL mechanical keyboard.

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