quantumHazer

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by quantumHazer 1y ago
This is not how science and engineering work and an arxiv should not be taken at face value.
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
Social media derived dynamics != "thoughtful digital participation". I think that views and likes counting are a bad proxy and can bias your evaluation of something. In fact, HN doesn't display upvote count on comments and th
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
> You simultaneously advocate for thoughtful digital participation (creating “digital footprints” as a form of conscious legacy-building) while criticizing how we’ve become “conditioned to react with likes, dislikes, and millions of emoj
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
SVG benchmarking is a thing since GPT-4, so probably all major labs are overfitting on some dataset ov svg images for sure
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
and probably some synthetic data are generated copy of the games already on the dataset? i have this feeling with LLM's generated react frontend, they all look the same
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
> From my perspective I like to be prepared The same you that thinks has proved P = NP with ChatGPT?
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
I'm pretty new user, I can't downvote (and flag maybe) I think? I read there is a karma threshold to downvote but I don't know what it is. Sometimes I don't have the flag button though
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Ask HN: Is HN flooded with AI-propaganda bots?
10 points by quantumHazer 1y ago|4 comments
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
I disagree. You can simply code in a way that all test passes and you have more problem than before reviewing the code that is being generated.
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
in the sense that is totally unpredictable and suck your time into the void without learning anything?
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
What are your final thoughts about AI assistance?
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
Have you checked experimentally the response of the LLM? Anyway I don't think this is ""PhD-knowledge"" questions, but job related electrical engineering questions.
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
He uses vim and copy paste code from web interfaces because he wants to maintain control and understanding of the code. You can find proofs of this setup on his youtube channel [ https://www.youtube.com/@antirez ]
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
I can't understand why once you have a PhD anyone should care more about the subject.
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
I'm going a little offtopic here, but I disagree with the OPs use of the term "PhD-level knowledge", although I have a huge amount of respect for antirez (beside that we are born in the same island). This phrasing can be misl
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
Dijkstra would like to have a word here https://www.cs.utexas.edu/~EWD/transcriptions/EWD06xx/EWD667...
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
no, they just claim that AI coding tools are magic and drink their kool-aid
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
You clearly have not read the study. Problem is developers thought they were 20% faster, but they were actually slower. Anyway from a fast review about your profile you're in conflict of interest about vibe coding, so I will definite
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
This should really be top comment. The problem is this tools can really give us some value in certain type of areas, but they are not like they are marketed.
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
Not a useful commentary. ANN and BNN are slightly correlated. That fact that you want to believe it is a brain tells a lot about you, but it doesn’t make a model a brain. Only suggestion I have is “study more”.
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
> Natively multimodal LLM's are basically brains. Absolutely not.
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
Retina Display means nothing. Just because Apple pushed hard to make it common to everyone it doesn’t mean it’s a good technical name.
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
I’m no better at naming things! Shall we propose LLM feedback loop systems? It’s more grounded in reality. Agent is like Retina Display to my ears, at least at this stage!
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
Exactly. Also related on why Natural Language is not really good for programming[0] [0]: https://www.cs.utexas.edu/~EWD/transcriptions/EWD06xx/EWD667... Anyway I indeed find LLMs useful for stackoverflow-like
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
Finally some serious writing about LLMs that doesn’t follow the hype and it faces reality of what can and can’t be useful with these tools. Really interesting read, although I can’t stand the word “agent” for a for-loop that call recursiv
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
> “I’ll unplug you if you don’t center the div NOW” isn’t the prompt engineering hack that your favorite LinkedIn pedagogue wants you to believe. This is the best part, I hate this type of anthropomorphizing an ML system. This is the inh
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
No, past performances are not an indicator of future performance. Sometimes it happens to be, but many other times it does not.
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
it's still quite bad though
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
Yes side project are for fun and for learning, not for prompting an LLM. Unless you dislike coding and problem solving.
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by quantumHazer 1y ago
You're sabotaging yourself though. You are avoiding learning. What's the point of shipping a Chrome feature before graduating? Just to put in your CV that you've committed in some repo? In the past this would be signal of com

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