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by qsera 2mo ago
>This is obviously no longer the case today. Advancement in capability does not mean the mechanism is the different. The LLM name denotes a very specific mechanism..
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by qsera 2mo ago
>Models can help generate the training data They can, but I don't think they will be of sufficient quality. It is a fundamental thing. You can't generate new information from existing information. It has to come from the real w
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by qsera 2mo ago
If the title have said in the age of "LLMs", I might have given it a try.
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by qsera 2mo ago
>Eventually models will be trained to do this themselves That is what I wonder. Two things. 1. Is there enough training data in that format, to do it? 2. Is there enough incentive for the LLM companies to do it? I mean they got to charge
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by qsera 2mo ago
That is sad. But if what I imagine is true, they will grow wiser after they have lost enough $$$ with scammers who agree to do it in a day and pocket the funds and give back an even more broken program.
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by qsera 2mo ago
I see a different future. A future where software developers are approached by clients with requirements in the form of an LLM generated program. They do it because they are at a point where LLM fails to make new changes without breaking ex
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by qsera 2mo ago
The AI whisperer! The hottest job title of 2026!
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by qsera 2mo ago
>yet I still don’t adopt any such beliefs... That is because it will hurt your ego and lead to internal conflict, which would be a worse outcome. On top of that, is things like that something that can be turned on and off as one wish? I
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by qsera 2mo ago
Yes! If only humanity limited the use of this tech to these kind of things where it make sense...
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by qsera 2mo ago
Hey here is something for you to stun on: https://old.reddit.com/r/OldSchoolCool/comments/1v73w9s/hydr...
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by qsera 2mo ago
Have discipline, and you'll have all the time you need. Easier said than done, I mean, what I am doing here?
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by qsera 2mo ago
Your thoughts does not go deep enough...for example >No, I believe things that have evidence to support them because I think it’s important to believe as many true things as possible and as few false things as possible. "important&q
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by qsera 2mo ago
World leaders should not have an indefinite lifetime...so..
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by qsera 2mo ago
The trick is to convince young people that it is a good idea before they get a chance to learn that they are literally trading off parts of their life away...
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by qsera 2mo ago
https://git-scm.com/docs/git-gui I use this only for the aforementioned purpose.
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by qsera 2mo ago
I do the same, but use `git gui` to select the changes.
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by qsera 2mo ago
>disconnection you get with it, the quality of the screen, how long battery lasts and obviously how many books you can carry in a small package After a while, It turned out that none of these mattered. And I am back to paper books..
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by qsera 2mo ago
>50-something me still can't believe I have AI at my fingertips. You don't.
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by qsera 2mo ago
Does not check out. One of the things I was highly excited about was RF communication. It still is. Another thing was LASERs and it still is. Computers also was one of them. But modern media boxes are not exciting. Microcontrollers though,
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by qsera 2mo ago
Careful there! Spine without a brain is dangerous. It will just reflexively react to every stimulus without actually analyzing it. Not unlike some people are doing here. May be they only have a spine, and not much of a brain...
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by qsera 2mo ago
If you market bad stuff, you can get people to consume it. And by market, I mean put it in front of people often enough that they have no choice but to consume it.. That does not mean bad-stuff has become good-stuff. I think a problem with
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by qsera 2mo ago
Yea, that is it, and I agree with them. When we say that a particle is at some x,y,z, we just mean that the space at that location behaves in a certain manner, for some reason. And since we don't like mysteries, we say that there is a
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by qsera 2mo ago
Yes, in India.
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by qsera 2mo ago
>Even if you agree with their ideology do you really want this clown show being the ones implementing it in such a ham-fisted idiotic way? Well, the alternative is to have a competent (debatable..) execution of a rotten ideology...
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by qsera 2mo ago
>Trying to understand conservative thought is to go into a bizarre twilight zone where vaccines cause autism And to understand this thought is to go into the other twilight zone where "vaccine" is a single thing with a single c
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by qsera 2mo ago
>if it has no artist then it has no value. It is more like, "If no human before me has encountered it and thought it worth writing down, I, another human, don't want to take chances with reading it".
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by qsera 2mo ago
He he he he he he.....
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by qsera 2mo ago
Competence does not require correction. It is when there is too much stupidity going on that * Even large number of fairly average people can see it happening... * large number of fairly average people tries to correct it and overshoots the
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by qsera 2mo ago
Humans are a stupid stupid stupid bunch!
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by qsera 2mo ago
>but it seems the scale of the atrocities is way larger on one side than the other. "science" is the new religion. You just need to give it time to live upto its potential. It is not too far fetched to imagine mass killings bas

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