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by thih9 4mo ago
Monasteries follow strict rules. Good for those who fit these rules but monasteries are far from a place for people who don’t fit. I may have missed something though - I don’t see how is that related to the linked article.
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by thih9 4mo ago
This is “gallery documenting the Hallucinate project (a MMO rave)”, and not “gallery made by AI hallucinating for two weeks” (as I originally assumed).
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by thih9 4mo ago
I guess this could be implemented externally. Eg via some app that instructs respondents to enter a specific answer in a pseudorandomly chosen question. Of course security would be another question.
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by thih9 4mo ago
I suppose you can ask them for a refund.
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by thih9 4mo ago
Which toys exactly were taken? The repo seems open source, is any component missing?
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by thih9 4mo ago
Cursor has access to the latest models so it should be equivalent, right? Or is there some other AI usage described in this article that is not supported by cursor?
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by thih9 4mo ago
The article’s title seems needlessly dramatic, the article itself doesn’t reference the LLM’s danger. The title could have been just “Shepherd’s Dog: A game by Fable 5”.
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by thih9 4mo ago
I guess the new LLM implementation will just ~copy~ clean room reimplement that then.
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by thih9 4mo ago
> intereting Typo, “interesting”; “interneting” also works.
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by thih9 4mo ago
> Rust Rewritten PostgreSQL https://fablepool.com/projects/53
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by thih9 4mo ago
In this case it sounds like you are defending AI (when you say: "AI did it's job"), despite writing "I am not defending AI" earlier.
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by thih9 4mo ago
It also contains all possible falsehoods and comes with no way to distinguish what's true from what isn't.
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by thih9 4mo ago
Sounds like you meant “not a devs problem” instead of “not an AI problem” (in the grand-grandparent comment).
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by thih9 4mo ago
Such as? Because joke’s on you, my browser gets so slow that I know when a page is a SPA, even when it uses History API.
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by thih9 4mo ago
For the company, yes. But not for the manager - who now has insanely actionable stuff.
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by thih9 4mo ago
Another anecdote, I no longer use my ‘.email’ email address for the same reason.
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by thih9 4mo ago
Here is a video: https://old.reddit.com/r/VisionPro/comments/1cki7jc/brillian...
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by thih9 4mo ago
It might as well be both. If only because the structure present in the parent comment ("it's A, not B") is considered an AI tell.
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by thih9 4mo ago
One important factor is that those who don't want to ship the bug riddled code are being labeled as less productive and laid off.
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by thih9 4mo ago
Must be proficient in brewing potions. NOTE: Only cauldrons with a safety mechanism preventing anyone from falling into the potion can be used at the site; traditional Gaul type cauldrons do not qualify.
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by thih9 4mo ago
Due to advancements in calendar technology made in the last couple hundreds of years, the profile for this role has changed and tasks are now different.
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by thih9 4mo ago
I’m waiting for the “Head of Skull Rock[1]” position. [1]: https://www.nps.gov/jotr/learn/nature/skull-rock-trail.htm
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by thih9 4mo ago
Wow! I especially like this: > Scottish people formed a Tripping Up Trump Campaign to make it more difficult to transfer the title to the land, and hundreds of people bought small interests in Forbes' property and became co-owners.
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by thih9 4mo ago
To be fair, that quote in the original article could have more context. By "The tool" they meant "AI-assisted support tool"[1]; perhaps they meant that the issue was not an AI hallucination inherent of the tool, but a fi
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by thih9 4mo ago
> I honestly don’t understand AI naysayers. As an AI naysayer, I see and appreciate the productivity gains, I don’t like the associated cost, mostly the spike in workflow centralization and opaqueness.
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by thih9 4mo ago
It’s a wide range from an RTS to a simple city builder. I’d say “no” for the former and “maybe” for the latter. Perhaps try it for a couple of hours and see whether you like it or not.
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by thih9 4mo ago
Not to "well ackchyually" your "well ackchyually", but language evolves. I guess in a few years we'll consider it just another instance of semantic shift, perhaps with a splash of folk etymology[1]. [1]: https:&#x2
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by thih9 4mo ago
Note that the article doesn’t say that AI itself would do the enslavement; on the contrary: > With the rise of AI came the rise of a technocratic class that created and controlled these machines, leading to oppressive structures over kno
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by thih9 5mo ago
I guess they assumed there were two scenarios: 1. It was unintentional; someone had a bluetooth device called BOMB for some reason that made sense before boarding the plane. They would turn it off. 2. It was intentional; someone wanted to s
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by thih9 5mo ago
Hobby and academic sites without popups are still there. By quantity there’s likely more of them than ever.

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