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> it's not like it takes 3 years experience to type in a prompt box This should be written on the coffin of full stack development.
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Lol you can even tell each model to maliciously and secretly sabotage other agents and see which one wins.
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I don't get it how in the world someone can just enter the room when the device is on. Trusting people to read signs and follow the rules is borderline insane. A simple lock mechanism could spare life here.
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It's quite funny how "pass a Turing test" is something that changes over time.
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1y ago
Same goes for Muamar Kadafi and Aladin Aladin
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Cars are enshitification example in a different area of the society - they are not scalable so you might as well be stuck in traffic for days.
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Razer deathadder is a great example. I didn't want to "upgrade" to the new model until I didn't have the choice and I'm stuck with enshitified, plastic version of what used to be a nice piece of hardware.
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The asking for permission thing is irrelevant. People are using this tool to get the friction in their life to near zero, I bet my job that everyone will just turn on auto accept and go for a walk with their dog.
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Maybe the US should start another government department for this.
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"Sure. I'm happy to help! How can I help you today?" Go to hell and never come back.
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I doubt that it is a matter of parameters count.
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So how did the LLM not notice when it ran it on his laptop? We're gonna see this a lot in the future, human beings that gaslight with LLMs other human beings.
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This is shit, and there's no way this kind of shit is passing the Turing test.
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It sounds like you are supporting those villains, justifying their atrocities.
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> "I live in a travel trailer. I don’t have running water; I don’t have a working bathroom. And now I don’t have heat,” she said. “I’m really scared. I don’t know what to do." Whn people have no solutions for basic problems the
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Ads are social cancer that's spreading without any attention nor control from the authorities. Just like cigarettes 30 years ago.
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Lol. Treating cancer is immoral. Miss me with this shit!
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Chrome is open source just like Russia and Iran are democratic dictatorships. Just in the naming.
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1y ago
This comment reads as if those villains have to provide explanations. Bitch they are Google they ask the questions. If they want they can pirate everything then sell it to make some cash, the stupid laws that we have to follow don't ap
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"This site requires Internet Explorer 6 to work"
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1y ago
There is a visual cue in the case of fire so the pilot won't turn off the wrong engine.
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Remember when the driver pushed nothing but the tesla kept driving or braking?
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1y ago
Please provide sources for your claims.
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1y ago
It's a philosophical matter: even when we have self-driving cars boats and aeroplane a human should always make the final decision.
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I'm doing it all the time while rebasing commits or force pushing to my branch. Sometimes I would just click the wrong buttons and end up having to stay late to clean the mess. It's a great thing I'm not a pilot. I would be d
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WHOOP WHOOP TERRAIN, TERRAIN! PULL UP! PULL UP! (WHOOP WHOOP)
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Also, a cop who can either read or write can't be expected to not make mistakes.
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You have to admit this is a smart demagogue!
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It's so ironic that a state-backed russian false information network is called Pravda.
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1y ago
My unpopular opinion: they shouldn't seek consent, this should be completely opt in. Draconian laws should make this happen and flip this backward industry so everything is opposite.
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