qsera

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by qsera 7mo ago
>The topic of AI triggers people in various ways The only thing that triggers me about it peoples inability to understand how a scam works, after falling for such scams the n-th time. Hyperloop, ubeam, blockchain, Elon musk taking all to
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by qsera 7mo ago
I am not a professional. But I had done some film photography in its last days. The photos that I took during the time, just casually, tops any photo that I take now a days with by DSLR. It is not in raw "quality". But what are we
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by qsera 7mo ago
Just tell one funny thing an LLM said...
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by qsera 7mo ago
Did I say it will be the end of the world?
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by qsera 7mo ago
Do you hire or screen based on them?
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by qsera 7mo ago
But it could be one day..
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by qsera 7mo ago
True, but easier said than done, because one often need to work in more shells than their local machines..
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by qsera 7mo ago
>as another commenter pointed to Shakespeare Lol wut? I was not saying that LLMs cannot produce something like pinnacle of human achievement. I was saying we cannot quantify the difference between Shakespeare and something commonplace, b
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by qsera 7mo ago
So....what is your point?
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by qsera 7mo ago
It is like not trusting someone who attained highest score in some exam by by-hearting the whole text book, to do the corresponding job. Not very hard to understand.
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by qsera 7mo ago
funny things are funny the n-th time around. Or may be it was just not funny and just something new for you..
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by qsera 7mo ago
> demonstrably very little difference at all between human and AI outputs Is there "demonstrably" a lot of difference between Shakespeare and an HN comment? The point is exactly that there is no such difference. And that it ena
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by qsera 7mo ago
Care to link some?
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by qsera 7mo ago
The difference is whether an entity that can "feel" is in the loop and how much they have contributed to it even if it is a remix.
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by qsera 7mo ago
Because economy. Look at marvel movies, do you think the latest one is really new? Or just a rehash of what they found working commercially? Look at all the AI generated blog posts that is flooding the internet.. LLMs might produce someth
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by qsera 7mo ago
>What are you basing this off of. Jokes. LLMs are not able to make me laugh all day by generating infinite stream of hilarious original jokes.. Does it work for you?
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by qsera 7mo ago
>it really is a new and exciting world... The point is that from now on, there will be nothing really new, nothing really original, nothing really exciting. Just endless stream of re-hashed old stuff that is just okayish.. Like an AI spo
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by qsera 7mo ago
> We are seeing increasingly emergent behavior in frontier models. What? Did you see one crying?
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by qsera 7mo ago
A random sentence can also generate correct solution to a problem once in a long while...does not mean that it "solved" anything..
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by qsera 7mo ago
Asking the right questions...
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by qsera 7mo ago
The problem with your stance is that it is based on a lie, and if pushed enough will break down catastrophically.
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by qsera 7mo ago
I mean, not them, but the people who are (supposedly) losing these jobs might...
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by qsera 7mo ago
Where is the news that say this?
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by qsera 7mo ago
https://developer.android.com/media/platform/mediaplayer >Note: You can play back the audio data only to the standard output device. That is, the mobile device speaker or a Bluetooth headset. You cannot play so
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by qsera 7mo ago
But that should make the builds or some tests to fail no? I think we can consider it as a first approximation and proceed to a manual review. It should be a lot easier than manually resolving the difficult merge..
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by qsera 7mo ago
But voicemail implies storing the audio somewhere, and that means cost. And at least in my country one should explicitly enable voicemail. I never could make it work for some reason.. And as far as I can see, it is not widely used. EDIT: Oh
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by qsera 7mo ago
I think this was something that was waiting for something like LLMs to happen to be solved. Why aren't AI companies touting "zero-shot"ing huge merge conflicts being resolved by LLMs..
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by qsera 7mo ago
I don't understand why something like this exists natively on phones. If someone calls from an unknown number, they get some sort of captcha to prove that they are a human, or they matter is important. For example, the message should s
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by qsera 7mo ago
Using an LLM for coding is like using a Electric shaver. It is unpredictable and you have to keep going over the same area in hopes that it will pick up the remaining few stubs of hair. Boring, irritating but very convenient. Use a straigh
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by qsera 7mo ago
Not bragging..but I came up with this idea when I was 12 or 13...lol. No, I didn't understand even basic quantum mechanics or even double slit experiment at the time. I just thought really hard about where everything came from, what is

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