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by rootnod3 8mo ago
Until there is a bug and say due to DNS issues your LLM is. It reachable because everything is down
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by rootnod3 8mo ago
Really? Feels like most Of HN lately is just “get on the AI hype train or get downvoted”
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by rootnod3 8mo ago
Can your LLM do that to a running system? Or will it have to restart the whole program to run the next iteration? Imagine you build something with long load-times. Also, your Lisp will always behave exactly as you intended and hallucinate i
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by rootnod3 8mo ago
Ah yes, lovely. That's what I want in my CI/CD...hallucinations that then churn through I don't know how many tokens trying to "fix it".
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by rootnod3 8mo ago
Exactly the point. AI is absolutely BS that just gets peddled by shills. It does not work. It might work for some JS bullcrao. But take existing code and ask it to add capsicum next to an ifdef of pledge. Watch the mayhem unfold.
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by rootnod3 8mo ago
How is it more expressive? What is more expressive than Turing completeness?
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by rootnod3 8mo ago
Just create a very specific and very detailed prompt that is so specific that it starts including instructions and you came up with the most expensive programming language.
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by rootnod3 8mo ago
Absolutely this. I am tired of that trope. Or the argument that "well, at some point we can come up with a prompt language that does exactly what you want and you just give it a detailed spec." A detailed spec is called code. It&#
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by rootnod3 8mo ago
See, what’s missing is agentic posting. Let it write to itself a few times and simulate some reactions, then do the actual post.
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by rootnod3 8mo ago
And you see no problem in that at all? Just “throw a box around it and let the potentially malicious code run”? Wait until they find a hole. Then good luck.
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by rootnod3 8mo ago
Claude 4.5, all variants, Rust, C, Common Lisp and Haskell.
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by rootnod3 8mo ago
And burn even more energy and fuel than DCs on the ground, great idea :D
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by rootnod3 8mo ago
Forget heat. Replacing disks alone is a deal breaker on that one.
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by rootnod3 8mo ago
“Musk is on to something here”? Really? Any high school student with a basic grasp of physics could explain that. But sure, the idiot billionaire nazi “is on to something”. That’s giving him too much credit. Of course it doesn’t fucking m
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by rootnod3 8mo ago
That is quite an involved setup to get a costly autocomplete going. Is that really where we are at? Just outsource convenience to a few big players that can afford the hardware? Just to save on typing and god forbid…thinking? “Sorry boss, I
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by rootnod3 8mo ago
I must be using it wrong then or using the wrong languages. All I have seen it produce so far was mediocre at best and painfully wrong 2-3 prompts in. Not even starting with how it just “fixes” a hug by introducing a wholly new one and then
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by rootnod3 8mo ago
I think part of "grow naturally" assumed no investors. Just be self-sustaining with maybe some extra.
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by rootnod3 8mo ago
for<TAB>…. Yeh, you are right. A snippet for they would have taken longer than booting an agent and let it hallucinate for—loop parameters that didn’t even exist.
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by rootnod3 8mo ago
Almost. It’s worse though. It’s using snippets without using grey matter and shifting blame if needed. A snippet for a for loop in your editor, yeah, go ahead. A “snippet for “make this spec into half assed code” is a wholly different story
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by rootnod3 8mo ago
It’s already causing massive problems before we even got to models that even do anything actually useful. Wait until other countries jump in the bandwagon and see energy prices jump. Currently it is mostly the US and China. And RAM and GPU
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by rootnod3 8mo ago
And most of those concerns being wildly dismissed by the AI shills, even here on HN. Mention anything about the water and electricity wastage and embrace the downvotes.
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by rootnod3 8mo ago
I have a strong guess on how that website was coded....
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by rootnod3 8mo ago
And there'll be bullshit bailouts. But I'd rather embrace that pain than living through more cycles of that LLM BS. It will create so many generational problems. Is it so hard to just read a freaking man page or read a book instea
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by rootnod3 8mo ago
Love getting downvoted for mentioning that the website doesn't properly load and reeks of vibe coding :D If that's the quality y'all can live with and accept, no wonder the web turned to shit.
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by rootnod3 8mo ago
Already packed an emergency stash of popcorn just to sit back and watch that fabulous disaster.
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by rootnod3 8mo ago
Can't wait for agents to change the code they are building to buy Amazon Point cards at Target and send the codes back.
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by rootnod3 8mo ago
Called it! https://www.ismscopilot.com/isms-copilot-cookie-policy
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by rootnod3 8mo ago
"Application error: a client-side exception has occurred while loading www.agentmail.to (see the browser console for more information)." > Looks at developer console... - "Failed to create WebGL context: WebGL is currently
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by rootnod3 8mo ago
Verily, my vichyssoise of verbiage veers most verbose, so let me run that thing out of tokens fast.
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by rootnod3 8mo ago
That number is a sliding window, isn't it?

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