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by recursive 2mo ago
Yes. That is what happens.
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by recursive 2mo ago
Only react "solves" that. In vue component setup only runs during mount. Update is not a thing in the way react has it.
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by recursive 2mo ago
I don't do much deployment but I'm in the same boat. Something something docker automation?
94.
by recursive 2mo ago
That's not really a full explanation unless you have some idea about why supply or demand are going up and down so much.
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by recursive 2mo ago
Solid lava just won't do.
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by recursive 2mo ago
Can confirm
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by recursive 2mo ago
Decent keyboard player too
98.
by recursive 2mo ago
No. The file disappearing is something. If you cut, and don't paste, nothing happens. And there is nothing to undo.
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by recursive 2mo ago
Not caring is the middle ground.
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by recursive 2mo ago
Nothing.
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by recursive 2mo ago
To the extent that we have to live with AI and LLM, I believe we have to live with distilling also.
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by recursive 2mo ago
The responses will continue until distillation-posting improves. If we keep hearing accusations about how someone distilled something from someone, it seems like one of the few reasonable responses. If my friend keeps complaining about how
103.
by recursive 2mo ago
Training a model is objectively easier than generating the sum total of human creative output prior to 2020. That's why the big labs are doing it. What's the difference here?
104.
by recursive 2mo ago
Missing something? You're missing the boat! Have some AI-prepared koolaid before you get left behind.
105.
by recursive 2mo ago
I've subscribed for years. I've never hit a limit once.
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by recursive 2mo ago
> People who say "clanker" really want to say other words with a "hard R". It sounds like you know a lot about my internal motivations. Evidently a lot more than I do. I've heard this take, and I don't get
107.
by recursive 2mo ago
Yeah. "Misleading" is maybe better.
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by recursive 2mo ago
> Surely if the machine you go to for answers regularly makes things up you would just stop using it? Perhaps people have to be burned by something really bad personally before they realise the limitations? LLMs are very convincing and p
109.
by recursive 2mo ago
Calling it a "few dollars" is probably disingenuous, although we don't know the personal circumstances. For many, this could be a "life-changing" quantity of money.
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by recursive 2mo ago
This is a far cry from the gravity of the post, but here's my personal anecdote about trying to navigate health care and insurance. A month or two ago, I was trying to set up a pediatric dentist visit for my son. Not a medical emergen
111.
by recursive 2mo ago
Clarity is a hallmark of good writing.
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by recursive 2mo ago
The anti AI wave still has so much work to do. Today I saw a duckduckgo ad selling how you can opt out of AI. This is the first ad I've seen suggesting the possibility that someone might not want to be maxing out AI in every possible
113.
by recursive 3mo ago
Check out some of Trump's positions on renewable energy.
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by recursive 3mo ago
It doesn't matter if you can switch easily. It might matter if there are barriers to switching.
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by recursive 3mo ago
Interesting. One of my biggest surprises from all this was that the timing of the dancing seemed significantly wrong. I would have thought that would be one of the easiest things.
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by recursive 3mo ago
The upsides for social media were there too.
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by recursive 3mo ago
> But accurate next-token prediction has to model functional affect too, it's a part of natural language There are a lot of reasons I dislike LLMs. You just found a way of expressing one of them more clearly than I've ever bee
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by recursive 3mo ago
> for some reason Usage is metered/billed by the token. This suggests a few possible hypotheses for why they might tend to be verbose.
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by recursive 3mo ago
I recall having a conversation with someone many moons ago. They asked me a very weighty and significant question, and I answered it. Then they asked me to "promise". This was really thought-provoking for me. To this day, it&#x
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by recursive 3mo ago
Un-blocking is still easier than un-building.

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