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by stuaxo 5mo ago
"In a 2023 blog post, external, Palantir described the challenge of combining data from multiple government systems containing tens of thousands of visa applications and hundreds of thousands of accommodation offers." This is the
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by stuaxo 5mo ago
Even if it wasn't sycophantic this sort of thing should be checked outside of an LLM but how was he to know that ?
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by stuaxo 5mo ago
I don't know: we brand LLMs as "artificial intelligence", like it's the computer out of star trek. On this website most of us know what an LLM is and how it works, but I could well see a young person asking it for advice
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by stuaxo 5mo ago
Is this Palentir related ?
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by stuaxo 5mo ago
Ah fuel and food - those classic unimportant things.
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by stuaxo 5mo ago
Well - you converge to a system, but do that by pruning what you don't want. If you care about maintainability and quality (and I include maintaining using LLM based tools) then you need to understand what it does (in doing so you will
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by stuaxo 5mo ago
Interesting. I stopped doing local stuff for a bit when I realised I didn't know how well it is supposed to work so have been on Claude for a few months now. I think I'll try OpenCode this time. Usually I do stuff in devcontainers
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by stuaxo 5mo ago
Devs still have to maintain this code, the Python devs can definitely get the LLM to write (some kind of) Rust, but when it goes wrong and you hit the wall with the LLM then they can will have to learn Rust which might take a while, this so
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by stuaxo 5mo ago
A cynic would put this together with the plan to close all the NHSs source code: since the public wouldn't like further Palentir integration + be able to see it happening.
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by stuaxo 5mo ago
The whole model of slicing the app into so many pieces (proprietary wrappers it seems like) to make more opportunities for billing is terrible.
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by stuaxo 5mo ago
What harness are you using ? I'm going to switch to local LLMs for most stuff soon.
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by stuaxo 5mo ago
Harnessed seem to be a big part of what makes stuff good or not. I tried Cline and couldn't get it working well and part of this was that at the time it expected OpenAIs output format.
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by stuaxo 5mo ago
Nice. What did you use to do this, something standard like llamacpp or something else like vllm or your own contraption ?
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by stuaxo 5mo ago
I found a spectrum - starting from copying and not understanding things through to fully internalising them. One can travel from one end to the other.
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by stuaxo 5mo ago
If someone doesn't understand every bit of the PR they are submitting it should not be submittable - yes it takes time, but you are expecting devs on the other end to take more time than that. Though one plus point: a dev can ask the L
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by stuaxo 5mo ago
"What does work is a more interactive workflow where you’re clearly communicating with the model step by step, and giving it a lot of guidance. I’m sure that sounds pointless to many of you, why use a model where you have to babysit it
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by stuaxo 5mo ago
"no runtime, no GC, just" I am BEGGING every project to not have this LLMism in their docs. It reads as No X no Y just slop to me every time.
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by stuaxo 5mo ago
Can the title be fixed ? AIDS is an acronym, and an aid is someone who helps.
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by stuaxo 5mo ago
Surely in British solar installations the inverters must be big enough to handle kettles ?
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by stuaxo 5mo ago
Oh is THIS the real reason they haven't released it? It's the first thing people will point mythos at.
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by stuaxo 5mo ago
Unlike the proprietary stuff there isn't a strong built incentive to remove it.
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by stuaxo 5mo ago
This is HTML very much as an output format though. What happens when my site changes style, I put it back through the LLM I guess and get some bonus hallucinated content.
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by stuaxo 5mo ago
Anti competitive behaviour ?
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by stuaxo 5mo ago
It's in the Richmond that's in London, not the one in Yorkshire.
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by stuaxo 5mo ago
Well, the marketing from the AI companies is working.
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by stuaxo 6mo ago
This sounds worse for the kids themselves.
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by stuaxo 6mo ago
Not sure if this was written with AI assistance of not, but I've become allergic to linguistic triples as LLMs use them so much, reading "Same code. Same input. Different answer" makes me not want to read the rest.
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by stuaxo 6mo ago
My German friend lived in the UK for a whole and went back for a bit. In a lift in Germany a lady tried on friends foot - friend said "sorry". The other lady said "Well, you shouldn't have been standing there".
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by stuaxo 6mo ago
This natural gas burning is suited too close to where people live.
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by stuaxo 6mo ago
Oh is this the polluting gas powered data centre Elon made, that's making local residents unhealthy ? This might be a good time to drop Claude.

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