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throwawa14223
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throwawa14223
1y ago
Yes the government should just not say anything but this is not dependent on X existing or not existing.
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1y ago
I know several people who have mandates to use it at work. The backlash is coming.
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1y ago
Beyond that it is actually evil.
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1y ago
Isn’t H1B a temporary worker? That didn’t seem like it should be a path.
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1y ago
Go's multiple return is in itself insane from my perspective. You cannot 'do' anything with a function that has multiple return types except assign them to a variable.
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1y ago
How so?
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1y ago
Twitter was awful before Musk and is awful in a different way now. Emulating old awful is not good just because new awful is different.
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1y ago
I was misinformed about Bluesky. Thank you
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1y ago
This seems like an anti-feature. The appeal of Bluesky is exactly the lack of a Twitter like central authority.
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2y ago
I really like searxng. I self host an instance for some friends.
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2y ago
I use Kagi and I don't think I'd notice if quick answer disappeared. Most of the time I have an answer in the time it would take for GPT to present a prompt.
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2y ago
You can but that is incredibly slow for me compared to a search term.
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2y ago
That's how I read the headline at first.
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2y ago
LLMs have no such utility gain when compared with Eliza.
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2y ago
Or it could be like blockchain and we could laugh at the people still hawking it a few years later.
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2y ago
Even if it is 100% accurate but it is slower than finding and reading the answer it is still useless.
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2y ago
There's a big jump in utility from sand to a transistor.
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2y ago
But we've had Eliza since the 60's so what is there to get excited about?
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2y ago
I've noticed that Siri has gotten far worse at playing a song based on a verbal request. Frequently Siri now assures me that songs are not downloaded to my phone only for me to discover that they have been the whole time.
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2y ago
Maybe Ladybird?
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2y ago
My experience mirrors hers. Asking questions is worthless because the answers are either 404 links, telling me how to use a search engine, or just flat out wrong and the code generated compiles maybe one time out of ten and when it does the
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2y ago
I used Firefox for the lack of these features. Time to look at an alternative.
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2y ago
Yes that's correct. He's been in office four years prior so we know his record.
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2y ago
That's not a bad thing. That's probably how it is suppose to work.
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2y ago
First not my guy. I'm not left enough to vote for Trump. Second I can both flag and comment as I did here.
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2y ago
I am in the habit of flagging anything related to American politics. It never leads anywhere and seems orthogonal to HN.
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2y ago
I still get angry thinking about that butterfly keyboard.
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I've had terrible luck getting LLMs to make me feel more productive. Copilot is very good at breaking my flow and all of the agent based systems I have tried have been disappointing at following incredibly simple instructions. Coding i
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2y ago
This aesthetic is unpleasant to me in a way I cannot put my finger on. It bothers me the same way Star Trek does.
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2y ago
So should communists.
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