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by ryan_n 4mo ago
Why do you suppose that? Did she say that?
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by ryan_n 4mo ago
> Should investors give funding to people who haven't built anything, whose startups don't have any users, who had bad test scores and did poorly in school, and who have no references? If you think so, why? And how is that fair
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by ryan_n 4mo ago
The point is if "coding is solved" was true, there would not be any unresolved bugs.
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by ryan_n 4mo ago
> A lot of you don't want to hear it but this is a user issue. Hmm people say this all the time in these discussions but idk if I buy that it's really a "user issue". It's really, really not hard to "use&quo
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by ryan_n 4mo ago
> in some cases they even store the contents of messages I hadn't heard this before. Doesn't that kind of defeat the entire purpose of using the app?
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by ryan_n 4mo ago
> I believe it was Blink-182 who said, "Work sucks". You have to pay people to do that stuff; they don't want to be there. Believe it or not, some people actually do enjoy their jobs and work they do. > I get that you m
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by ryan_n 4mo ago
> And let's please not have any lazy, low-effort replies claiming that AI will somehow magically eliminate all jobs for humans. This is essentially what a handful of c-suite execs have been telling the world for the past 2-3 years i
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by ryan_n 4mo ago
> Just a humble opinion that I would love to see be wrong Out of curiosity, why would you love to be wrong about that? What possible outcome could you see being a net positive for society if the vast majority of knowledge workers (and ul
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by ryan_n 4mo ago
> You can choose to use it or not This is becoming less and less true unless you're specifically talking about usage of it outside of a work environment. Many work places are requiring people to use it and/or tracking usage. I
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by ryan_n 4mo ago
Is all of the other 60 billion mismanaged?
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by ryan_n 4mo ago
Creatine doesn't need astroturfing.. It's not <frontier AI lab>'s newest model turbo boost max pro extreme rocket 5.9. It's just a supplement that some people take.
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by ryan_n 4mo ago
From what I've heard for many devs it replaced an IDE... I still use one myself, but I've a lot of people don't anymore.
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by ryan_n 4mo ago
> but they can't keep getting better indefinitely Maybe? We dont really know this right? People have been saying this for 5 years now and the models are still getting better. The companies running the frontier models have already sc
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by ryan_n 5mo ago
this was true a year ago but not so much anymore. You still have to supervise the agents, but they can write maintainable code if you keep an eye on it.
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by ryan_n 5mo ago
Doesn't OpenAI have a higher general user base than Anthropic?
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by ryan_n 5mo ago
My point specifically is that some damage isn't recoverable if there's a vulnerability that gives someone root access. This makes the bank analogy inadequate in the first place. Im not trying to argue about whether deposit insuran
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by ryan_n 5mo ago
You're missing the point (not sure if you're just being dense on purpose...). If you're bank would just return the money then its not a good analogy. If someone gains root access to your machine, presumably they can do damage
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by ryan_n 6mo ago
You've come full circle and are essentially just describing what the OP was saying in their initial post lol.
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by ryan_n 6mo ago
So you essentially trust the output of the model from beginning to end? Curious to know what type of application you're building where you can safely do that. Edit: to clarify, I know these models have gotten significantly better. The
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by ryan_n 6mo ago
I don't think that's unpopular, it is pretty well written. But the "I believe" section is extraordinarily hard to believe given Altman's history. > Working towards prosperity for everyone, empowering all people &
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by ryan_n 7mo ago
"I personally code data structures and algorithms for 1 - 2 hrs a day" What does this mean? You do leet code problems a few hours a day? Or go through a text book? Genuinely curious.
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by ryan_n 7mo ago
What do you mean it’s not representative of reality? Or are you just saying you don’t agree with it?
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by ryan_n 7mo ago
It is kind of funny that people here tend to dump on Reddit a lot (often times warranted, don’t get me wrong), when this place is an echo chamber in a similar way.
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by ryan_n 7mo ago
Is it that hard to comprehend that some people enjoy writing code by hand just for the sake of coding?
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by ryan_n 7mo ago
>It does not describe the social media r/childfree mindset people I know at all. They have their bubble of friends they keep in touch with only when they feel like it but that's about it. Do you actually know a lot of those peo
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by ryan_n 7mo ago
For the record I don’t care if you quit or not. Cash rules after all… However, you are incredibly naive if you think the current admin will follow through on those terms.
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by ryan_n 8mo ago
That is often how software development has been done the past several decades yea... Not to say that you don't review your own work, but it's good practice for others (or at least one other person) to review it/QA it as well.
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by ryan_n 8mo ago
Wow, this guy must be important.
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by ryan_n 8mo ago
It’s shocking to me that people even ask this type of question. How do you not see the difference between a machine that will hallucinate something random if it doesn’t know the answer vs a human that will logic through things and find the
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by ryan_n 8mo ago
I don’t understand how you’re concluding that the biopsy shouldn’t have happened from that anecdote? Just because a test result is negative doesn’t mean that it shouldn’t have happened. That’s not how practicing medicine works.

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