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by rootnod3 1y ago
In that case, LLMs are full on debt-machines.
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by rootnod3 1y ago
Agreed. In the end the use of these kinds of tools falls under their responsibility. If I were to drive a car that 90% of the time goes the opposite of where I am steering, I would definitely blame the manufacturer.
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by rootnod3 1y ago
Can you get money back with AI if they make mistakes? They are more prone to mistakes especially on larger scales in my opinion.
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by rootnod3 1y ago
The non S/W folks are currently all using it because it's free to a certain degree. There's no chance in hell they'll be paying for it. So the only other way for the AI companies to make money out of it is to add Ads to
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by rootnod3 1y ago
Exactly. Even if outside of all that JJ would be an exact Git copy...undo alone is worth using it.
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by rootnod3 1y ago
I mean, undo alone is a killer JJ feature. Sure, you can always somehow undo any git operation if you dig deep enough, but the ease of use on the JJ side without question.
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by rootnod3 1y ago
Hot take, but the amount that people try to go and make an LLM be less sycophantic and still have it be sycophantic in round-about ways is astonishing. Just admit that the over-glorified text-prediction engines are not what they promised to
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by rootnod3 1y ago
But wouldn't the same hold true for Anthropic? Claude 5 Sonnet wouldn't imply that it is larger than Claude 4 Sonnet. The numbering there doesn't mean anything. WITHIN the numbering the sonnet, opus etc mean things, maybe, bu
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by rootnod3 1y ago
So, 3 arcane barely used words in daily conversation are better than OpenAI's 4, 4o, 5, etc?
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by rootnod3 1y ago
How about just calling it 4.large, 4.medium, etc.? Is it that difficult? Sure, an opus is supposed to be large, but a sonnet is not restricted in size but rather a style of poem. So sonnet and opus mean nothing when compared to each other.
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by rootnod3 1y ago
Exactly. Doesn't mean that OpenAI has a better or worse naming. They all don't convey anything out of the gate. 4.large, 4.medium, 4.fast, 4. reasoning etc. or something similar would probably be better.
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by rootnod3 1y ago
Sure. I wasn't arguing that OpenAI's naming is better. It is way worse. But Anthropic also doesn't have a sure-fire naming scheme there either.
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by rootnod3 1y ago
I mean yeah, but to many non-native speakers, sonnet and opus don't immediately convey size or complexity of the models.
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by rootnod3 1y ago
So, I see this got downvoted. Instead of just downvoting, I would prefer to have a counter-argument. Honestly. I am on the skeptic side of LLM, but would not mind being turned to the other side with some solid arguments.
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by rootnod3 1y ago
The longer the context and the discussion goes on, the more it can get confused, especially if you have to refine the conversation or code you are building on. Remember, in its core it's basically a text prediction engine. So the more
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by rootnod3 1y ago
Flooding the context also means increasing the likelihood of the LLM confusing itself. Mainly because of the longer context. It derails along the way without a reset.
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by rootnod3 1y ago
So, more tokens means better but at the same time more tokens means it distracts itself too much along the way. So at the same time it is an improvement but also potentially detrimental. How are those things beneficial in any capacity? What
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by rootnod3 1y ago
How about HTTPS?
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by rootnod3 1y ago
I personally am self-hosting. Going anywhere else that is central again would just shift the shit-pile somewhere else. At least with self-hosting I know that my code is not used for AI training.
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by rootnod3 1y ago
That is the internal battery. Yeah, the T480 has two. An internal and a swappable. In total 96Wh.
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by rootnod3 1y ago
There's a project idea.
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by rootnod3 1y ago
Same. gitolite + cgit, stable combo, less things to worry about.
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by rootnod3 1y ago
Man pages are close enough to OpenBSD. Httpd is there, but renamed to obhttpd. There are some differences between PF and relayd for example, but not too difficult to switch.
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by rootnod3 1y ago
With which battery? Cause on my T480 with FreeBSD I can ramp it to about 14 hours.
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by rootnod3 1y ago
I mean, the grifters have started it. They grifted for way too much money without ANY plan on how to actually get money back to the investors. Including the dubious benefits, just promising a "quick fix". That is a bit over the to
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by rootnod3 1y ago
It seems apparent in this thread that any remote criticism of AI results in downvotes. Yes, the article might have some wording issues, but for an operating system project to choose to not allow AI written code for a product that is inheren
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by rootnod3 1y ago
AI is on track to use more energy than Bitcoin this year. And Netflix and others are activety trying to reduce their usage, whereas all I see on the AI side right now is people scrambling to use more for bigger models in the that at some po
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by rootnod3 1y ago
Not to mention that the amuont of energy compared to the debatable benifits is...worrying.
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by rootnod3 1y ago
I am 99% percent sure that for most of your use-cases Common Lisp has a way to do it and/or is flexible enough to change the language so that it is possible. You are talking about one of THE most malleable languages to exist. Literally
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by rootnod3 1y ago
If it doesn't support Babel or Agenda, it loses 90% of the reason to use it.

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