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shantnutiwari
5d ago
The 1st 2 were great but I didnt like the 3rd one. Its like the author was in a hurry to finish the book and just started killing characters to make his wordcount. The 1st 2 are independent, I recommened people stop after 2nd book
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8d ago
Yeah, but this assumes the llm will follow the "Laws". I find llms routinely ignore steering docs etc, even outright instructions. Like "Dont use python", next line it is trying to use Python. Seems to me the llm will ju
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10d ago
" the lack of sentence capitalization makes it unnecessarily difficult to read." If it had proper caps etc, people here would accuse it of written using LLMs. You just can't win...
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19d ago
What's with the generic comments on this post? It seems the AI bots are in force trying to post generic sounding comments that make them look human (but in at least, failing completely as they didnt read the story). Anyone replying to
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19d ago
IS this an AI comment? It makes no sense and has nothing to do with the story?
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2mo ago
I had a tell hn sometime ago when I pointed this out: you see ads even on lower paid options. My thinking is: if I have a lower tier- limit my credits, but dont show me ads as I am still paying you. But OpenAi disagreed so I cancelled. I wo
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2mo ago
Same here in uk-- phones are not allowed (at least in my count yin England)-- and if found are confiscated.
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3mo ago
NO. Quoting myself: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48063759 >> Every post that reaches the top of HN will have at least a few comments saying "This is LLM!" It has become a proxy for "I don't
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3mo ago
yeah, looks like some history rewriting. 9 years ago was 2017-- and by that time Google was already doing sleazy SEO shit, scanning peoples emails to who them ads, trying to make ads seem like general search results etc etc Google was *exac
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3mo ago
no it was quite random. "Which crop is most profitable in summer?" ==> Ad for FT It seems random. But maybe because they are still trying it out
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3mo ago
Zero relevance. I mean, Stardew Valley has nothing to do with Financial Times or buying clothes from Shein ;)
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3mo ago
I use the app, so ad blocker doesnt work there. the app had uses, like its dictation was good
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Tell HN: OpenAI has started putting ads on paid programs
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3mo ago
"The 25,000 is there to make sure you can cover some liability here is the UK we can get liability insurance. For me, as a one person limited company, it was around 200 pounds, and it was tax deductible. There is no reason to have 25,0
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3mo ago
>>Sadly, it feels like I am slowly loosing my skill to identify LLM speak. Maybe I am getting worn out of all LLM content... Its quite simple, at least by HN rules. If you dont like an article, post "This is LLM" and move on
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3mo ago
Medium and Cruchbase at top? No thanks
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3mo ago
you are being downvoted but yeah, all these ai detection tools are astrology. Fancy sciency looking, but still crap
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3mo ago
"An AI written post" And the llm witch hunt crowd are here. "I dont like the post so it must be AI." This is getting really tiring. I keep getting downvoted but I will keep pointing out this sucks -- no criticism, no cha
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3mo ago
Choice script is a terrible proprietary language-- I dont recommend anyone use it. Ink or Twine are much better tools. While Ink is built by a company the actual tool is free and open source
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3mo ago
Everyone here be like "Hell yaeh! AI bad!" But do ordinary people care? They can claim its a turnoff but does it actually make a difference to the bottom line? Skimming thru the article, it doesnt seem so. People can complain all
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3mo ago
I dont know. I would have loved to buy a calvin t shirt or a hobbes toy for my son. All this means is: Calvin and Hobbes will die out, as hardly anyone in the new generation (kids born in 2000s) know about this comic. I can understand the a
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"... can we stop this stupid trend to flag everything as LLM generated?" I have trying to fight this war and lose-- this default lazy behaviour "I dont like this post so it must be llm" followed by some idiotic example I
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3mo ago
Not a single example given. "Trust me bro!"
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3mo ago
I think those of us who cared have already left-- for me Mac and Linux (2 laptops). Everyone else is a hostage now; tough luck
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4mo ago
The blog seems to be deleted? It now goes to the main page. I'd really like to know why they deleted it... Archive link: https://archive.is/YqHGa
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4mo ago
Like others, let me call bullshit on that graph. It just gives a general "job" going up, but * how many of those are real jobs? I've seen the amount of scam/fake jobs go up a lot since 2022 * How many are jobs only for P
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4mo ago
The article is a bit misleading-- it doesnt make it clear that par of the problem is even single player games stop working when access to a server is lost
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Learn PHP in 2026 (Yes, Really)
(fagnerbrack.com)
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4mo ago
>>I've used glm 5.1 on fairly advanced crackme challenges which have most likely been trained on, so all you did was regurgitate someone elses solution
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4mo ago
I dont get it-- the article was written 2 days ago, but the speech was in 2024-- why wait 2 years? What are his latest views?
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