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IhateAI

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    Most ridiculous valuation in the history of markets. Cant wait to watch these compsnies crash snd burn when people give up on the slot machine.

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    Yeah, this is why I dont get the argument that LLMs are good for bootstrapping. Especially anything serious. Sure these things can technically frontload a lot of work at the beginn…

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    local first is not the future, lmfao, maybe in 10-20 years. It currently cost ~80k-100k to run a pretty meh Kimi 2.5 at decent tok p/s, which is rather useless anyways. And that do…

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    Yeah, but humans still had to work to create those websites, it increased jobs, didn't replace them (this is happening). This will devalue all labor that has anything to do with i/…

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    I love paying some billionaire $0.0001 to use his thinking machine / Think for me SaaS. I love my competency and speed being rented from a billionaire, removing all value of my lab…

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    Previously, open source software didn't contribute to automating away jobs, at least not at scale. Open Source libraries weren't potentially maintaining themselves (I know we aren'…

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    It liberates those who have massive resources to run gigantic models at whatever scale they want. Corporations and billionaires will get Ti-Nspires we get Ti-83s. I do not agree th…

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    Sorry if I'm shaming. I suppose you're right, someone will probably build them. But in order to prevent bad outcomes for the average joe/worker we are can't just hand optimizations…

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    Comment #46917603

    llms are totally empowering people! The ruling class is definately not weaponizing these tools to devalue the your labor, pocket millions! If you're a surviving engineer at one of …

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    Yes, if an LLM from one of these major models is prompt injected its likely its will say something like that at the end, and is good at differentiating between obviously hidden con…