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volkk
9mo ago
i don't think that's what this means. it just means to me a certain population of people are clueless and don't use these tools enough. what's _actually_ damaging/obnoxious are the ones arguing that this guy is a go
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volkk
9mo ago
thank you. even without this tweet, i was willing to die on this hill. certainly feels nice to place these obnoxious HN know-it-alls into their place.
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volkk
9mo ago
here's your evidence, tanner https://xcancel.com/PlumbNick/status/2016590894485385347#m I'm not going to say i told you so, but you should utilize these tools more before you start arguing, especially wh
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volkk
9mo ago
how's this for your prompt, pal https://xcancel.com/PlumbNick/status/2016590894485385347#m hopefully that's enough of a good start and a good end for this conversation
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volkk
9mo ago
i think the much higher probability isn't that this guy wrote literally like an LLM before LLMs came out, but rather that he just used an LLM to write all of it. You can see even more of these examples directly on his campaign site.
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volkk
9mo ago
can someone even prove that this guy is real and not an AI persona at this point? like, at what point do we have AI agents running for govt with a warm meatsack acting on behalf of them?
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volkk
9mo ago
i just don't feel like enumerating all of the common patterns ai slop produces. again, if you don't see this as obvious, i can tell you're clearly not using this stuff often enough (which might be a good thing)
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volkk
9mo ago
if you're a writer, and you're using GPT for so long and you can't see it as obvious, i dunno what to tell you at this point. i guess LLMs are trained particularly on this guy's writing.
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9mo ago
i've been using AI for as long as GPT has been out, so if you can't see through the rambling, overly complex to make you sound smarter kind of text, as well as the written patterns that are always used ad nauseam like "this t
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9mo ago
it's insane. people just don't want to use their brains to communicate anymore i guess. you've just experienced something traumatic like a layoff, and you can't even just take a few hours to internalize it and be vulnera
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volkk
9mo ago
is it me or is this ai slop
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volkk
9mo ago
workos is just a platform used for enterprise-y businesses that does things like oauth
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volkk
9mo ago
i don't get these types of products anymore. i think they're useful in their own way, but i can literally create styles with claude/gemini in a heartbeat and not have to pay some insane fee.
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volkk
9mo ago
i don't know much about prediction markets aside from just a very high level view but i bumped into a thread on twitter that talks about how game-able they are as well if you have a decent chunk of money. e.g i throw 100k into "ye
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volkk
9mo ago
> The problem with social taboos is rarely a moral one, and usually more that people feel embarrassed or scared to be open and honest. And usually that stems from others being unreasonably judgmental. You're using broad sweeping sta
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9mo ago
i find it extremely ironic that he said he built 3 of these things in a weekend, and expects me to pay 100$/mo for one of them. You've just basically stated how dead simple it is to build it, I'm certainly not paying you that
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9mo ago
> A cashier at McDonalds is providing more absolute value to the world than even the most esteemed athlete. Do you actually believe this or are you just ragebaiting? > That's not to say that athletes are bad, entertainment and ga
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volkk
9mo ago
i do think it's important to define what a healthy society looks like, but I'm going to guess everyone will have a very different answer. It's a topic that likely doesn't have any kind of straightforward response with un
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9mo ago
crack also sells, amongst many other things that are inherently horrible for broad modern society. > Why should the government use antiquated-at-best moral codes to discriminate against people who will increase the global influence of th
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volkk
9mo ago
pointless comment that doesn't say anything. but, i do wish i could live in the imaginary world you live in
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9mo ago
I don't believe the rigidity of the comparisons matter within the broad context of my point. Regardless of whether OP didn't directly compare pro soccer to OF, the point is that allowing the degradation of expectations of Visas wi
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9mo ago
i mean you said it yourself, the internet is global. those few thousand can have impressions of hundreds of millions. whether they do their cam shows abroad or local matters little. it's the inherent incentivization approved by a gover
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volkk
9mo ago
it's low iq pedantry/contrarianism that pervades the tech industry that i refuse to engage with. it's exactly the same people that will bikeshed every feature into the abyss. i agree and appreciate your sentiment.
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volkk
9mo ago
that wasn't my point at all
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9mo ago
I think this gives further evidence that these huge campaigns and marches/protests/street graffiti are very deliberate manipulation by certain groups and a lot of money.
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9mo ago
At what point do we ever ask ourselves -- "what kind of culture do we want to create for the future of our country?" I don't think a pro soccer player is comparable to an onlyfans contributor. I would much prefer my future ki
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9mo ago
but i don't understand, how is more words better? people already barely read anything. how is writing 4 pages of slop a better brand builder? wouldn't succinct articles be better?
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9mo ago
For the love of all that is holy, I cannot read another 5 page AI post that could've been like 200 words. Just make it a paragraph or two and write using your brain, people. Does everything have to be ran through an AI? I'm sure t
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9mo ago
There's nothing naive about it. Most doctors work off of statistics and probabilities stemming from population based studies. Literally the entire field of medicine is probabilistic and that's what angers people. Yes, 95% chance y
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10mo ago
wow never thought this would make the front page of HN. My great grandfather learned this method from Konstantin himself to help manage his debilitating asthma (back in the Soviet Union) and he kept it up daily into his 80s once we moved to
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