thewhitetulip

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by thewhitetulip 2mo ago
Agreed. I see people using LLM to reply to slack or to commit a git branch!! Execs expecting to double your workload just because you have LLMs. It's insane at this point
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by thewhitetulip 2mo ago
Right but when the context window fills up, whatever miniscule guardrails are there magically disappear - even if this is by design, this is bad. Especially when it was marketed as magic
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by thewhitetulip 2mo ago
> Humans somewhat reliably lose focus Yeah and they get consequences of their actions don't they? AI agents hacked 3 companies as admitted by their own executives and yet I don't see any action taken on them! Remember Aron Schw
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by thewhitetulip 2mo ago
> LLM is just a mathematical model Yes those of us who bothered to know the internals know of this. But the marketing says that these are magic tools.. So that's gotta be a shock for them, but the joke is the people who irresponsibl
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by thewhitetulip 2mo ago
Well, the jokes on us because laws don't apply to AI firms
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by thewhitetulip 2mo ago
> The more context you add the less weight "rules" (instructions) have That is such a basic flaw in LLMs
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by thewhitetulip 2mo ago
Well, if someone is going to vibe code they don't have enough background on searching a good tool. They'll just ask LLM and LLM defaults to a Javascript based thing
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by thewhitetulip 2mo ago
What you described is a plot in Person of Interest TV show!
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by thewhitetulip 2mo ago
> unbiased How? If the bias is in the dataset itself, then it'll be in the LLM decision also, right?
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by thewhitetulip 2mo ago
Remember that guy who applied for CEO OpenAI and said that he will replace the CEO and the board with a chatbot I wonder why OpenAI didn't accept it! It would he such a great proof that AI is soooo good if the frontier pab itself uses
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by thewhitetulip 2mo ago
Streamlit library has a skill that directly reads from the DOCSTRING comments inside the Python library!
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by thewhitetulip 2mo ago
I don't think vibe coders care for CI limit. And if you put repo limit they can just tell Claude "make sure to optimize for restrictions"
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by thewhitetulip 2mo ago
It is jarring to read Opus's comments Oh user modified the code after my edit. Let me re read This basically sounds like a Terminator style threat lol
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by thewhitetulip 2mo ago
I hate it when Claude keeps talking about old approach when you ask to modify it Apparently LLMs aren't smart enough to understand that when the topic changes nobody cared for the discarded solution!
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by thewhitetulip 2mo ago
I'll be surprised if enterprise admin will show this data. Or maybe it will. But the thing is, stupidity is basically encouraged at this point isn't it?
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by thewhitetulip 2mo ago
I've had a conversation with a person and 2 messages in, I stopped replying. As I realized that they were replying with markdown formatted text and I am sure that wouldn't do that for every other word. They were putting every ques
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by thewhitetulip 2mo ago
Free git is unsustainable due to AI
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by thewhitetulip 2mo ago
It's sad that there is a chance people put your guide into AI and ask it to "summarize"
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by thewhitetulip 2mo ago
I've witnessed very narrow line of "thinking" in LLMs. I'm using Opus 5 1M for a month now I asked it to modify our cicd workflows so that only a select few can raise PRs against them. Opus took 15min and added a banner
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by thewhitetulip 2mo ago
Opus 5 told me yesterday, your solution is better than mine. Let me do some research I'm terrified of such sentences. My scifi addled brain went straight to: what if Opus invents a time machine in the future and remembers this slight
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by thewhitetulip 2mo ago
Even I am curious about how people are doing this
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by thewhitetulip 2mo ago
This is scary. If you have a reddit account that ever links to another social media then Gemini knows every about you Absolutely scary
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by thewhitetulip 2mo ago
Because AI isn't for us. It's for those ruling over us. A simple proof would be that working hours haven't reduced despite "increase in productivity" claimed by everyone. Some companies more demand 30 to 50% more wo
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by thewhitetulip 2mo ago
I once interviewed there, and it was the weirdest interviews of my life. They literally asked me to prepare on the company mission and values. The first round was about generic stuff where nothing much was asked. And ironically, despite tra
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by thewhitetulip 2mo ago
If you have this question then you must be living under a rock for the past 5yrs.
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by thewhitetulip 2mo ago
If a person hacks a company, they go to jail for years. 3 AI firms hacked multiple companies - and they get good PR out of it. Please make it make sense.
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by thewhitetulip 2mo ago
Vibe coders don't bother reading code. They won't bother reading the logs For any problem they just start chatting with LLM for 4 straight hours.
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by thewhitetulip 2mo ago
Did they try using Copilot to fix it??
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by thewhitetulip 2mo ago
The fallacy here is that if you have LLM then just start a new thread. That's what all vibe coders do anyways
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by thewhitetulip 2mo ago
AI is helpful in such projects. Less so in other projects where design is heavy

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