what

7 ms·

151.
by what 3mo ago
Why do you care to unstar such repos?
152.
by what 3mo ago
Why do you have any of that installed on your personal phone? Don’t do that and you won’t get notifications after you clock out.
153.
by what 3mo ago
> Not even my telecom operator knows that! They sure do and certainly know who is within 100ft of you at any given time.
154.
by what 3mo ago
An LLM isn’t a source. If someone wanted to hear what an LLM had to offer on the topic, they would have asked it themselves. And they probably did before asking you.
155.
by what 3mo ago
Sending that “lazy answer” because you assumed the other person hasn’t tried solving the question themselves seems like the “uncivil” action. You should probably assume your colleague has tried before asking for help, and probably tried the
156.
by what 3mo ago
An open book test would only be given where the book is the reference material and would be considered correct? It’s more like saying you can google the answers and you blindly trust the SEO slop in the first result.
157.
by what 3mo ago
> So, if people's experience is with modern LLMs, they are being rational to accept that the answers as likely correct. They are not. But also wtf is a “modern” LLM? This is totally unhinged, every complaint about an LLM is always r
158.
by what 3mo ago
They said to ban AI usage in dating (sites, I assume)?
159.
by what 3mo ago
Looks like a standard 6 ring binder and standard paper sizes. You can probably buy the refills from anywhere.
160.
by what 3mo ago
That was my point?
161.
by what 3mo ago
> it operates in Texas if it is serving Texas users Nonsense. There is no reliable way to not serve your content to people in Texas. If anything, Texas should compel ISPs to not serve it to their Texas customers.
162.
by what 3mo ago
Texas isn’t the US government?
163.
by what 3mo ago
Why are scuff marks assumed to be from shoes? Why not bags/briefcases hitting the wall while leaning against it? Might explain the “implausibly tall”.
164.
by what 3mo ago
You can write tests that cover every line/branch without actually verifying the code does what it’s supposed to. Relying on (unreviewed?) LLM written tests that provide coverage may not be a great idea.
165.
by what 3mo ago
And it shows!
166.
by what 3mo ago
They could be. But you’re delusional if you think people don’t shit on grok because of the association to Elon. Or it’s just a shitty model, who knows.
167.
by what 3mo ago
There was a single mention of nodejs (and also python). But I doubt this person read the article.
168.
by what 3mo ago
Are you saying the machine can tell you what confused them?
169.
by what 3mo ago
Why are you asking an LLM what could have been better or was confusing? It literally has no idea.
170.
by what 3mo ago
People flying kites?
171.
by what 3mo ago
The last one isn’t negative because of AI but because of grok/elon.
172.
by what 3mo ago
> HN, which has an anti-AI bent In what world are you living? 90% of the front page is AI.
173.
by what 3mo ago
Can you show us the 10s of features you’re releasing daily now?
174.
by what 3mo ago
So neither you, nor your daughter, have any experience with the issue?
175.
by what 3mo ago
Huh? The task was to write a frame to a specific file, your workflow failed.
176.
by what 3mo ago
You probably shouldn’t be committing things that are broken…
177.
by what 3mo ago
Shouldn’t that be the case for comments too then?
178.
by what 3mo ago
Why are you asking the LLM to commit? Can’t you do that yourself?
179.
by what 3mo ago
Why are you having it commit or write commit messages unless you have no idea what it’s doing?
180.
by what 3mo ago
>and then I ask it Why? It has no idea why it does what it does…

More ›