rimliu

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by rimliu 6mo ago
oh yes. I tried to get some review of a code base after some refactoring. CC produced a complete garbage review. After pointing that out it admitted that that was garbage - and promptly produced another pile of garbage. After the third fail
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by rimliu 6mo ago
I am considering proving my feedback by not providing my money any longer.
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by rimliu 6mo ago
How do you know that caffeine was the cause?
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by rimliu 6mo ago
Sad to see this downvoted. So many people think that LLM have understanding?
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by rimliu 6mo ago
you are arguing with people who do actually use Macs by providing some random videos on youtube. How does that make sense?
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by rimliu 6mo ago
a bathroom stall is also a company property. Does the note about not expecting privacy extend there too?
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by rimliu 6mo ago
your comment on drinks is odd.
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by rimliu 6mo ago
> is good enough for 99.999% of the public use-case You know this how, exactly?
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by rimliu 6mo ago
I am pretty sure my phone does not run Linux. A lot of stuff is licensed under MIT, which is not copyleft. I could not care less about GPL.
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by rimliu 6mo ago
Was it 2015 when HN was full of prediction we won't be driving in five years? From what I see the serious accidents with human drivers are caused by deliberately doing the dangerous thing (in my corner of the world - mostly overtaking
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by rimliu 6mo ago
Same way you test them now?
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by rimliu 6mo ago
Seeing how it sucks at languages you may be right, even transcribing may be dubious.
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by rimliu 6mo ago
There is a very weird and a very awesome soviet-era movie Kin-dza-dza. At one point one of the characters tells this about the other: "he says things what he does not think, and he thinks things what he does not think."
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by rimliu 6mo ago
I am also surprised by the number of people willing to outsource their lives.
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by rimliu 6mo ago
well, then you are really bad at native and should not be comparing those technologies despite your claims otherwise (which make little sense).
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by rimliu 6mo ago
Would they be considered as useful if users are required to pay non-subsidized price though.
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by rimliu 6mo ago
That's only sound is it not. If you take away the hype - nothing critical actually depends on LLMs. You can remove them all today, and nothing bad would happen.
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by rimliu 6mo ago
20 USD tier was useless from the start. You'd get to the limit in 30 minutes. Codex with 20 USD on the other hand...
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by rimliu 6mo ago
unless you always have run it on effort max, and see that it degraded.
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by rimliu 6mo ago
Not sure it is better at following instructions. One of the first issues I had with it was doing the thing it was specifically forbidden from doing. When told: "oh sorry, I had a note that I should not do it in my MEMORY but I did it a
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by rimliu 6mo ago
Welllll, the land of GDPR keeps pushing for the chat control. Not sure there are any good guys left.
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by rimliu 6mo ago
Yeah. My wife was breastfeeding and she could do that half-asleep. Barely any sleep was lost.
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by rimliu 6mo ago
A man who goes to the gym three days in a week and knows what he is doing will bet a man who goes to the gym everyday just for the sake of "going to the gym" and handing out with his gym buddies here.
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by rimliu 6mo ago
and you kinda can eat soup with a knife.
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by rimliu 6mo ago
An average human has a bit less than one breast and a bit less than one testicle.
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by rimliu 6mo ago
I only keep LR for LRTimelapse
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by rimliu 6mo ago
Trillions promised.
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by rimliu 6mo ago
Writing tests is easy. Writing useful tests is not so easy.
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by rimliu 6mo ago
With the quality trends this issue of too many users will fix itself soon.
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by rimliu 6mo ago
Do you really want HN by like Stepford Wives? Dang is already doing to good job on closing on that, no need to encourage them more.

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