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Data Reliability at Chick-Fil-A(medium.com)
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Anthropic research shows AI model conceals reasoning shortcuts 75% of the time [pdf](assets.anthropic.com)
4 points by sksxihve 2y ago|0 comments
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by sksxihve 2y ago
> A spokeswoman for Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said the administration is returning to “pre-COVID telework arrangements for reviewers, whose read and write work output is tracked in 15-minute increments to ensure productivity
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by sksxihve 2y ago
I looked, he has an MBA from London Business School.
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by sksxihve 2y ago
Google has a history of faking their Gemini demos, even if this demo was impressive (it's not) I would feel the same way about it. Yeah, it will get better in time like self driving cars, quantum computers, super conductors, nuclear fu
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by sksxihve 2y ago
They are the target market for this
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by sksxihve 2y ago
Fraud aside, how do people invest so much money into something without doing their diligence on the product? Reading the indictment looks like there were many red flags, like not giving access to the "automation rate dashboard". N
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by sksxihve 2y ago
> Don't tell these founders not to build their thing. Where did I tell them not to build it? > We're all actively discriminating against those who don't have the faculty or propensity to code or engineer as they would l
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by sksxihve 2y ago
Any concern that something like this could make it easier to discriminate against certain groups of people? Or how this might tip towards appearance-based bias or age bias when making decisions on who to interview?
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by sksxihve 2y ago
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by sksxihve 2y ago
A government by the AI for the AI, at least all those tech companies will be able to justify the money they've burned when they get awarded some sweet tax payer dollars. > They must also maintain and update an AI use case inventory
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by sksxihve 2y ago
This 100x, last time I crossed a border I shutdown my phone and because my phone was off the border guard considered that suspicious. Also apparently not using google maps is considered suspicious even if you're in an area you've
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by sksxihve 2y ago
People never consider the chapter of local artisans anymore
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by sksxihve 2y ago
Was it ever? Twenty years ago I had a boss that told me he cuts every estimate engineers give him in half and the work always gets completed on time, never mind the terrible quality and massive amount of bugs.
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by sksxihve 2y ago
While sitting in the open office staring blankly into space because of RTO, work really has nothing to do with productivity it's all fugazi.
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by sksxihve 2y ago
I worked on a project once that was a complete mess, they outsourced the QA of the product and the off-shore team was creating hundreds of dupe reports for each issue they found. Out came the burn-down charts, used as justification for requ
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by sksxihve 2y ago
Use AI to generate AI prompts while you continue on with your normal work. How will they know if your code was not written by AI? The "look at Tom" thing isn't new, there have always been sloppy engineers that crank out bad c
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by sksxihve 2y ago
That's reasonable along with your comment below too, but when you have the ceo of anthropic saying "AI will write all code for software engineers within a year" last month I would say that is pretty hard to believe given how
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by sksxihve 2y ago
AI is far better at regurgitating facts than me even if it's lossy compression but if someone gives me an api doc I can figure out how to use it without them writing a wrapper library around the parts that I need to use to solve whatev
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by sksxihve 2y ago
The whole MCP hype really shows how much of AI is bullshit. These LLMs have consumed more API documentation than possible for a single human and still need software engineers to write glue layers so they can use the APIs.
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by sksxihve 2y ago
What mainstream language has type system features that make multi-threaded access to external resources safe? Managing something like that is a design decision of the software being implemented not a responsibility of the language itself.
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by sksxihve 2y ago
This. I've worked plenty of places that have awful work/life balances, friends that work in the trades are getting 1.5x to 2x on overtime while I'm working 12-16 hour days and weekends for nothing extra except the possibility
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by sksxihve 2y ago
Fair, but you can own stocks in a blind trust
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by sksxihve 2y ago
How is acknowledging that politicians have insider information a conspiracy?
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by sksxihve 2y ago
Owning stocks isn't the problem, it's trading stocks on non-public information that is the issue
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by sksxihve 2y ago
They stayed home because they are tired of having to vote for neo-liberals.
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by sksxihve 2y ago
I've found that the logos crate is really nice for writing lexers in rust https://docs.rs/logos/0.14.2/logos/
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by sksxihve 2y ago
Cookie stealing, not a 2FA attack, saved you a click.
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by sksxihve 2y ago
LLMs are experts in everything you are not
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by sksxihve 2y ago
Your never going to catch 100% of issues, human or AI review, but I've found that in code reviews a lot of the benefit is when people ask questions about the code being reviewed and have a discussion on it. Is the AI tool going to ask

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