razodactyl

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Defrag98 – Found on Fubardaily.com(defrag98.com)
2 points by razodactyl 7mo ago|0 comments
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by razodactyl 7mo ago
It's not that it's slop; it's that the important message itself is drowned out by the excessive prose. It's so exhausting to read AI generated comments, that's why it's so easy to spot them ffs.
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Easy Way Out RL(twitter.com)
3 points by razodactyl 7mo ago|0 comments
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LLM Agent Tool Calling Patterns(reddit.com)
3 points by razodactyl 7mo ago|0 comments
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Self-improving AI (Karpathy pt2)(xcancel.com)
2 points by razodactyl 7mo ago|0 comments
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by razodactyl 7mo ago
@dang - HN tearing itself apart over use of AI isn't conducive to a strong cohesive community. Nobody here is at fault, we're in very trying times - we need to adjust with patience and consideration. Use of AI to launch rapid prot
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by razodactyl 7mo ago
Humans are better than AI at flagging AI and where they fail is where the content doesn't cause a "disgust" signal - so wouldn't it be useful instead to have a flag as AI feature?
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by razodactyl 8mo ago
Yeah. If it were a thing it would have happened by now. The friction to lock users down would be very bad for business.
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by razodactyl 8mo ago
Remember that OpenAI ran statistics on ChatGPT conversations and found development related conversations were in the low 10s https://openai.com/index/how-people-are-using-chatgpt/ - the people who enjoy rolling ev
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by razodactyl 8mo ago
This made me smile.
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by razodactyl 8mo ago
Lots of money. Yes men everywhere. Needs more science and less popularity contest. I place my blame in the voters.
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by razodactyl 8mo ago
My opinion is it seems counter to what made Apple so successful in the first place: second mover advantage, see where everyone else fails and plug the gap. You're right on the liability front - Apple still won because everyone bought t
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by razodactyl 8mo ago
You're measuring speed not intelligence. It's a different metric.
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by razodactyl 9mo ago
Brilliant website. It should be a post of its own.
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by razodactyl 9mo ago
I don't want to believe you are right. Not that I refuse to... You could be wrong, hopefully. I'll just remain optimistic. It's good that critical thinking still exists to keep us all grounded. Edit: I think you meant to repl
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by razodactyl 9mo ago
To be honest, just sounds like a new class of crazies. They were always there. Tinfoil hats and stuff.
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by razodactyl 9mo ago
Yes. They seed the agent and kick it off in a very hard direction but where it ends up who knows. Of course there's the messaging aspect where it stops and they kick it off again. Still, these systems are more agentic than earlier expr
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by razodactyl 9mo ago
Feedback loops. Like a mic. next to a speaker. Social media feed, prompting content, feeding back into ideas. I think the same is happening with AI to AI but even worse AI to human loops causes the downward spiral of insanity. It's int
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by razodactyl 9mo ago
I get where you're coming from but the "agency" term has loosened. I think it's going to keep happening as well until we end up with recursive loops of agency.
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by razodactyl 9mo ago
Words are magic. Right now you're thinking of blueberries. Maybe the last time you interacted with someone in the context of blueberries. Also. That nagging project you've been putting off. Also that pain in your neck / back
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by razodactyl 9mo ago
This one was great hahaha
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by razodactyl 9mo ago
How many times have you noticed people confusing the name itself: ChatGBT, ChatGTP etc. We're the technical crowd cursed and blinded by knowledge.
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by razodactyl 9mo ago
Confabulating* If you were hallucinating we would be more amused :)
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by razodactyl 9mo ago
We're very echo-chambered here. That graph OpenAI released had coding at 4% or something.
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by razodactyl 9mo ago
society doesn't take kindly to the hyper-aware. tone it down.
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by razodactyl 9mo ago
Microsoft's quality control used to be: release a buggy new OS then forge a solid next release. Going backwards in stability is out of character.
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by razodactyl 9mo ago
The irony here is that the market is willing to pay for quality. I don't have time to deal with phone issues-it should just work so I can get on with my day. Hearing that Apple were dedicating time to stop features and go after stabili
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by razodactyl 9mo ago
So essentially, they need to turn quality around or suffer the thousand cuts of death like Intel? Although. These companies don't "die" - it's more the consumers end up being abandoned in favour of B2B?
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by razodactyl 9mo ago
Updated Windows 11 on Parallels: Has been stable since 2021. Boot loop: Can't system restore. Can't roll back updates. Can't reset PC. Can't even enter safe mode. All options ran into unexpected errors and cancelled out.
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by razodactyl 9mo ago
Tech. is composed of a variety of people with skills that augment other employees. Mass-layoffs are a blatant sign of miss-management and lack of understanding of this basic principle.

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