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shimman
11mo ago
No one said people aren't dumb with their money, but seriously look at some of the numbers that prime time CNN pulls. Twitch streamers have a large audience than prime time shows. There is a reason why cable has been dying and cable ne
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shimman
11mo ago
You're assuming they want to sell the oil in the US markets, they don't. Corporations want to sell it to other countries but they want the US to do the heavy lifting with minimal risks.
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shimman
11mo ago
Behind the Bastards had a great series about this too (it was either that book, or another).
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shimman
11mo ago
No, I'm good. I do find it telling they don't list one of the more public LLM adoptions being forced fed to MSFT workers: https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/pull/115762
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shimman
11mo ago
No need, he has already convinced Trump to sell chips to China unabated. Why meet at this point?
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shimman
11mo ago
This is something I notice often when using these tools (if this is what you are referring too). Like they will grep entire code bases to search for a word rather than search by symbol. I suppose they don't care to fix these types of t
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shimman
11mo ago
I don't think using an AI company that relies on selling AI solutions to make money as a unbiased source of info, but what do I know? I'm not a VC investor and skeptical of the rich + elites in general. Usually the best rule of th
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shimman
11mo ago
Do you have any example repos of these OSS projects? I'm being reminded of this post every time people keep extolling how "productive" LLMs are: https://mikelovesrobots.substack.com/p/wheres-the-shovelwar
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shimman
11mo ago
What is your plan? That it's dandy to deny access to medical care to people because you want to save money? Boy I hope you never need medical care in your life.
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shimman
11mo ago
Yes I'm confused as well, it feels like it's still all prompting which isn't new or different in the LLM space.