timacles

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by timacles 6mo ago
Can infinite monkeys produce Shakespeare?
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by timacles 6mo ago
Yeah you guys have to pay attention to the state of the overall economy. We are in the credit-crunch phase of a recession. The funny money has ran out and infinite loans are no longer available. These companies have to find way to pay their
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by timacles 6mo ago
The shareholders would certainly understand, destroying a key tool for undefined gains is not good for the shareholders. What it is, is purely incompetence. Revolving door of executives forcing shit ideas because they need to assert control
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by timacles 6mo ago
Working with a team of SREs using LLMs to troubleshoot production issues and holy shit - the rate at which it uses that exact language and comes to completely fabricated or absurd conclusions is close to 80-90%
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by timacles 6mo ago
Sure bud keep playing dumb Hope the compensation is worth being a bottom feeder This reminds of back when DOGE was doing its rounds and all of sudden there were waves of posts with the same tone making the same argument.
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by timacles 6mo ago
Palantirs main function is collecting massive amounts of data and mining it. You and all the trolls in this thread can keep playing dumb
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by timacles 6mo ago
This thread is being astroturfed and trolled. Don’t take it to heart
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by timacles 6mo ago
It’s obvious all your questions are not authentic and you have a motive and this thread is clearly being astroturfed but I will entertain. They build immigrant databases and help ICE (a corrupt agency performing illegal, unethical and uname
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by timacles 6mo ago
I’m sorry what? Confidentiality is built into palantirs business model? Do you even know who Palantir is? Your analogy makes zero sense What’s up with all these Palantir shills in this thread
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by timacles 6mo ago
Yeah no way are people developing actual applications. They’re developing one off apps, tools and websites. The amount of robustness a usable application with actual purpose requires is exactly where LLMs fall apart. I’m not a naysayer by a
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by timacles 6mo ago
lol you guys are being too nice. Building CRUD apps is just implementing business logic by gluing APIs together, there is nothing to understand except the business domain, which is only done through exposure, because business logic is rando
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by timacles 6mo ago
Wanting and being interested are not things in physical reality. We are also talking about an organization and not some aspiring teenager. If someone wants something , the only measure of their interest and desire is how much resources and
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by timacles 7mo ago
This is the tech equivalent of my girlfriend goes to another school. If someone implemented something impressive with this stuff, they wouldnt be keeping it quiet. False negatives are unproductive
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by timacles 7mo ago
I totally agree, and myself have gone through that cycle. But the guy is being adversarial and antagonistic. Its a 2 way street, sometimes you have to call people out on their BS because I'm not seeing someone argue in good faith, but
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by timacles 7mo ago
Hes not a troll, hes just trying way too hard to prove a point that half the people here can see is nonsense. Its not worth engaging a guy who is adversarial to learning how a tool works, just so he can maintain some air of superiority for
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by timacles 7mo ago
Yep you can even extract the relevant parts and put them into local files the llm can scan
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by timacles 7mo ago
Agreed was a bit rough. Yes they are not great at iterating and keeping long contexts, but you look at what he’s describing and you have to agree that’s exactly the type of problem llm excel at Shouldn’t have to baby step through the basics
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by timacles 7mo ago
GD92 packets? No idea what you’re talking about but if it has a spec then it doesn’t matter if it’s trained on it. Break the problem down into small enough chunks. Give it examples of expected input and output then any llm can reason about
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by timacles 7mo ago
Hate to pull the skill issue card here, but that is a trivial problem that can be one shotted with almost any model with
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by timacles 7mo ago
What society and America is about to realize is that it really doesn’t matter how productive you are at software and technological innovations when systemic things outside of the economic system are eroding. It doesn’t matter how fast we ca
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by timacles 7mo ago
But they didn’t have to think as hard, so they win Oh wait…
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by timacles 7mo ago
He works pretty hard to destabilize democracy
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by timacles 7mo ago
Yea his ideals demand something much more pure: a 4chan commenter
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by timacles 7mo ago
Truth doesn’t have the right training weights for Elon
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by timacles 7mo ago
Jamie pull up the JP Morgan titanic conspiracy theory https://www.history.com/articles/titanic-sinking-conspiracy-...
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by timacles 7mo ago
Imo AI tends to “fill in the blanks” of what you want to hear. It’s insidious in that regard because it will make a whole seemingly logical and consistent argument purely on what it thinks you want. Except it’s bullshitting the whole time.
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by timacles 7mo ago
It’s kind of like the beginning sequence from back to the future 1 when it shows all the random inventions at Docs house. Yeah they are interesting, I guess they do something but are any of them actually delivering value? That’s when you ge
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by timacles 7mo ago
What a coincidence that any fight that might impact corporate profits is always the “left’s” interest.
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by timacles 7mo ago
That is way too reactive for these people It is more likely the plan purposely gave Anthropic terms it knew it would not accept to give a certain public perception. OpenAI was always going to be the recipient, but for reasons unknown, they
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by timacles 7mo ago
the US is like a new born deer against battalion of ninjas when it comes to corruption. Decades of believing we are blessed with some sort of perpetual exceptionalism has made the American people not only susceptible to corruption but activ

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