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by qsera 7mo ago
I think it should be called dice-coding, not vibe-coding. You roll the LLM dice, and sometimes it comes with the right looking program on the top. Since the dice is loaded heavily, this happens quite often. This makes people think that the
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by qsera 7mo ago
You sure about that?
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by qsera 7mo ago
>magic ball The comment mentioned it.. >principle-based analysis..
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by qsera 7mo ago
> Whatever you feel like its worth using it over not. "feel" is a bad way to do statistics. The whole problem with LLMs hallucinating the output 100% of time is that it makes people "feel" it is a lot more capable tha
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by qsera 7mo ago
>No companies are hiring and all jobs are fake. I can guarantee you. I didn't understand how you can guarantee this?
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by qsera 7mo ago
As far as I am concerned "Pax Americana" ended (if I understand what it means correctly) when they mixed up the best picture at the Oscars! But may be things have improved since...
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by qsera 7mo ago
> but out of ego, or visions of a glorious future that only they can impart.. Obviously. Why would any one do anything at all if not for this very reason, let alone world leaders... For world leaders, that is their whole point of their a
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by qsera 7mo ago
>If enough of the time it matches reality... But what is "enough of the time"?
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by qsera 7mo ago
If the training that did not use synthetic data failed to capture some aspect of the information contained, then using data synthesized from the original data could help to capture it, thus it could result in the models getting better. But
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by qsera 7mo ago
That is not hallucinating... LLM hallucinating is not an edge case. It is how they generate output 100% time. Mainstream media only calls it "hallucination" when the output is wrong, but from the point of view of a LLM, it is work
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by qsera 7mo ago
>using synthetic training data yea, look up how it is done. It is exactly how a perpetual motion machine scam would project an appearance of working like using a generator to drive a motor, and the motor driving the generator..something
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by qsera 7mo ago
Trust me. All those people do it for the love of doing it, so I don't think they will outsource the jobs to some automation.... I have been coding long before internet and before there were huge demand for software devs..and I would be
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by qsera 7mo ago
Because technologies, programming languages, best practices, won't stay frozen. If LLMs cannot catch up with it, I think it can be considered as a drop in capability. No?
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by qsera 7mo ago
No one is saying that it cannot do what you say now. What I am saying is that once the high quality training data runs out, it will drop in its capabilities pretty fast. That is how I compare it to perpetual motion mechanism scams. In the c
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by qsera 7mo ago
Your friend use google maps, while google maps uses you.
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by qsera 7mo ago
> I got to do my hobby as a career for the past 15 years, but that’s ending. Frankly I don't think so. The AI using LLMs is the perpetual motion mechanism scam of our time. But it is cloaked in unimaginable complexity, and thus it
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by qsera 7mo ago
So may be a charitable interpretation could be that quality does not matter because LLMs can deal with any complexity that comes with the reduction in quality...
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by qsera 7mo ago
It seems that we are getting bitten by the law that says things that can be measured trumps things that cannot be. How fast it was to create an initial version of a piece of software can be easily measured. But how efficient it is, how easy
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by qsera 7mo ago
I am wondering that will happen If something reaches such a "singularity". I am wondering if there will be some government or economic reagulation that says "If you fire 100 employees and replace then with AI thus reducing yo
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by qsera 7mo ago
It would be ok if people lost jobs, and the products and services become cheap correspondingly. But it would be a problem if people lost jobs and all the product and services keep costing the same as before, and get costlier over time as be
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by qsera 7mo ago
"Important" does not sustain it. Even youtube, something that provide huge entertainment value would not have sustained if not for advertising revenue. The point is that IA it is an anomaly soon to be dead or worse, taken over.
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by qsera 7mo ago
They can lie, but that lie will remain in the books that have gone into circulation. A lie on the internet can be reversed or erased after it has been consumed by millions of human eye balls.
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by qsera 7mo ago
The journey is made up of little results. If you like having results, that implies liking the journey as well.. LLMs takes the "little results" away, and ruins the whole fun. And sometimes the final result takes you somewhere you
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by qsera 7mo ago
If you use LLMs in a way that the underlying assumption is that it is capable of "thinking" or "caring" then you are going to get burned pretty bad. Because it is an illusion and illusions disappear when they have to bea
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by qsera 7mo ago
>We can use the bandwidth for other stuff. Like fighting on social media... Seriously, what was the other stuff that we used our bandwidth for when the books caused the loss of skills. We have lost Homer, but what have we gained? A milli
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by qsera 7mo ago
>convenience trumps privacy in practice in a lot of cases. T I quite recently found that the "CRED" app works by requesting permission to access the user's WHOLE INBOX and reading their mails. The users apparently have no
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by qsera 7mo ago
political? what about business? If junk science can help a huge market to keep selling, I think it will be the biggest blocker.
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by qsera 7mo ago
But why are you telling me what I am feeling? I have felt nostalgia and this is not it. >Good art evokes emotions anyways Yes, that is what I am trying to say. Film results in something "artistic" by default.
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by qsera 7mo ago
I think so, but the results does not appear same. Did you get a chance to read the post I shared in my comment. It explains why this could not give the same results.
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by qsera 7mo ago
It is not nostalgia. It was the photo of a stray dog on a beach, and a bunch of fishermen drawing in a big fishing net..so nothing personal or long lost to be nostalgic about...

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