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by scotty79 7mo ago
I wouldn't even call them two groups. It's just one group ostensibly and publicly split in half, but it's still one group that intermingles behind the courtains.
872.
by scotty79 7mo ago
At this point the burden of proof is on the party. Benefit of the doubt has ran out.
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by scotty79 7mo ago
> ruin political candidates, powerful CEOs, and wealthy people This is mostly fantasy propagated by works of fiction. In the real world release of any evidence of sins has practically zero impact on the wealthy people and when it very oc
874.
by scotty79 7mo ago
You could use something like GLM 5 which is very capable. You get APIKEY and you don't have to pay for tokens if you stay within generous limits. And if you exceed them it's many times cheaper than frontier models.
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by scotty79 8mo ago
If the internal code was LLM generated it has no copyright.
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by scotty79 8mo ago
> A "different agent" is just different context supplied in the query to the LLM. There is nothing more than that. Yup, but context includes prompt which can strongly control LLM behavior. Sometimes the harness restricts some o
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by scotty79 8mo ago
They are intermediary between buyers and sellers paid with percentage of the price. They have every incentive for the price to be as high as possible. Such entity can't be left to utilize market forces for the same reason cancer can&#x
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by scotty79 8mo ago
I very much enjoy the journeys I take with AI. It helps me undertake journeys I would never dare to without it. Because I took many before myslef and I know how long they are and how tired they made me feel. It lets me solo take the journey
879.
by scotty79 8mo ago
I jest of course, but I do seem to have min-maxing tendencies.
880.
by scotty79 8mo ago
And I mourned every second of it.
881.
by scotty79 8mo ago
How awesome would XML be if it didn't have attributes, namespaces and could close elements with </>
882.
by scotty79 8mo ago
First time hearing about this, it's pretty dramatic for me. I grew up in times when computers were off-white and we liked it.
883.
by scotty79 8mo ago
The correct spelling of this, is just wrong so people intuitively disregard it.
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by scotty79 8mo ago
Would debrained humans for organ harvesting and possibly meat also be cruelty free?
885.
by scotty79 8mo ago
Why wouldn't they? Animals definitely have moral sense. Monkey for example react violently to social injustice against them. Animals also take compassionate actions that bring them no benefit or even incur cost. Straightly moral act.
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by scotty79 8mo ago
Improving demographics so that your country has soldiers for future wars seems in the same ballpark.
887.
by scotty79 8mo ago
Yeah, but what can you do if you need a thing done and now there's an option to have it done.
888.
by scotty79 8mo ago
I see a lot of oss forks in the future where people just fork to fix their issues with LLMs without going through maintainers. Or even doing full LLM rewrites of smaller stuff.
889.
by scotty79 8mo ago
I'll never understand why people treat context as anything other than ephemeral. If you had a coworker that had tendency to hold everything about the project in their head you would push them to write stuff down eventually. In strong w
890.
by scotty79 8mo ago
Flagging on HN is getting insane.
891.
by scotty79 8mo ago
Because story points is a tool for the business to know when optimistically a thing could be done. Or more realistically get a decent "no sooner than" estimation of the task. Using them for anything else, or by anyone else, like s
892.
by scotty79 8mo ago
There was a 20+ person team of well paid, smart (mostly Java) programmers that dealt for months with slow application they were building, that everyone knew was slow. I nagged them for weeks to set up indexes even for small, 100 row tables.
893.
by scotty79 8mo ago
> As far as I understand the state of the art as of 2-3 years ago, there is no reinforcement learning at all at any point. At least not in the dynamics. I think this might no longer be true. I don't think this years dance routine wo
894.
by scotty79 8mo ago
I the price is too good to be true it often is. I think like credit card charbacks make harder for Americans to develop a healthy intuition on smaller stuff and eventually they get hit big.
895.
by scotty79 8mo ago
A sign of how irrelevant handwriting became is that there are no popular AI models that aim at cloning it, even though it should be fairly easy.
896.
by scotty79 8mo ago
> lists everything To be fair existence of TOS is suspiring.
897.
by scotty79 8mo ago
One idea would be for it to work like code completion. Once you start writing a structure the rest is auto-suggested so it does not break the tree.
898.
by scotty79 8mo ago
> he was speaking how he truly felt People can speak how they truly feel and then regret the tone with zero cynicism.
899.
by scotty79 8mo ago
Departament of defense sounds like a newspeak for a country that was not in any danger of being invaded for a century or more and all the wars abroad it participated in, it entered pretty much by choice. Department of war is way more accura
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by scotty79 8mo ago
> who says? Only people can say things. And following people that start by lying that they have unique and superior insight into what things ought to be is not a good strategy. Secular is just saying, we are all in this together as equal

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