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roflyear
4y ago
Yeah. Makes me wonder if it was a really simple concept, like something like recursion or something.
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roflyear
4y ago
This has been my experience beyond anything that is somewhat trivial.
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roflyear
4y ago
What was the thing? It's really hard to put a value to what you're describing without knowing what it was.
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roflyear
4y ago
i'm starting to think it's some conspiracy, reddit is famous for having created fake accounts to fake engagement and activity to get the site off the ground. do we really put this type of stuff beyond the guys at openai? i don
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roflyear
4y ago
How can I log into the portal?
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roflyear
4y ago
Everyone has this need. Maybe treat your employees like you want to be treated.
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roflyear
4y ago
We should do better because we can do better
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roflyear
4y ago
US has some unifying things, and maybe it isn't on the level of Europe, but there are massively different cultures in the US. States have a lot of power with regards to regulation. It is true you can do business in other states pretty
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roflyear
4y ago
Right were very much in the same boat. I'm good at pattern recognition I guess. I learn things quickly. What else? I don't have magic powers really. I still get headaches and eat junk food.
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roflyear
4y ago
My IQ is 140 and I'm far from exceptional.
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roflyear
4y ago
I don't think most of these kids are saving all their money. They are working because their parents can't pay the bills so they need to work.
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roflyear
4y ago
There's a big difference between helping your dad in the shop and working in a field for a (basically) nameless entity. I don't think anyone really has a problem with the kid who is "working" at his dad's convenienc
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roflyear
4y ago
Ah. Yes correct. The majority of people in my town spoke spanish, and a significant percent did not speak english at all.
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roflyear
4y ago
Well I guess the US has this problem too. I lived in a town where a significant portion of the population didn't speak English fluently
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roflyear
4y ago
What?
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roflyear
4y ago
Police don't solve crimes.
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roflyear
4y ago
It's telling that there's always an argument like this in response to everything critical about llms and they have no coherence.
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roflyear
4y ago
Often just getting it kind of working is good enough. I don't like these solutions as they don't really give me full ownership of the problem space but I understand why people use them
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roflyear
4y ago
Just have every function be a logic app that no one understands and costs $25 a month to run. What could go wrong?
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roflyear
4y ago
Broodwar is still super popular and they don't do shit there either.
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roflyear
4y ago
> This afternoon I tried to use Codium to autocomplete some capnproto Rust code. This isn't what I said at all. I said with summarizing data.
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roflyear
4y ago
I think it's way better than 70%, probably 95%+ even with bad data and poor prompts. I'd have to run more numbers but it's definitely better than 70%. You can get to 99.9%+ with good data and well designed prompts. I'm s
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roflyear
4y ago
> how can I trust the output to not be hallucinated? You can't, not absolutely. You can have some level of confidence, like 99.99%, which is probably good enough tbh (and I'm a sceptic of these tools) and honestly, it is probab
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roflyear
4y ago
I'd imagine you can set things up where at least that would be logged, no? It also doesn't mean that these LLM tools would be any less secure than other tools (and I'm generally a sceptic of these tools, for what it is worth)
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roflyear
4y ago
Oh I wasn't aware of bare hull. That would actually be pretty cool. Always thought of building my own boat, but the hull part of it would be a deal killer. But yeah. Most likely better to just buy a "used" boat if you want on
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roflyear
4y ago
I'm not making an argument against it, I'm just saying I already spend an insane amount of my money subsidizing kids, and the US already has pretty good policies for this.
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roflyear
4y ago
I'm not saying you can't, you are of course free to do whatever you want. I'm saying it doesn't make much sense (to me).
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roflyear
4y ago
Not saying it is cheap, but production yachts seem to be going for $300-400k. That's like an RV, which you see around.
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roflyear
4y ago
Is this true? Production yachts seem to be going on anyway.
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roflyear
4y ago
PG is becoming a boomer before our eyes.
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