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Comment #48606123
Have you considered that many of the bull/love comments might be from bots?
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Comment #48239231
Protip: If you add "-ai" to the query it removes the slop
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Comment #48024003
Hell has no true bottom.
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Comment #48022559
A glimpse of old times, when the quality of the content mattered more than the presentation.
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Comment #47417887
>at least one of the FAANGs already had auto-complete so good it could do most of what LLMs can practically do Could you clarify what you're referring to? I'm interested.
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Comment #46950636
It would be interesting to have a graph showing AI adoption in coding against the number of weekly outages across different companies. I am sure they are quite correlated.
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Comment #46290270
Well, the LLMs were trained with data that required human effort to write, it's not just random noise. So the result they can give is, indirectly and probabilistically regurgitated…
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Comment #42838161
Do you know the difference between a curve and its derivative?
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Comment #35193460
Or the opposite might happen: https://notbyai.fyi/
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Comment #34243153
What makes you so sure of it? LLMs are just the novelty of the moment, no empirical evidence yet indicates that it's the direction the industry is going to take, it could just be j…
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Comment #33317915
Two days before 9/11 happens, talk about creepy numerology.
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Comment #30919668
Because that wasn't happening in the first place?
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Comment #30057761
Fewer than var or let?
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Comment #29818402
I thought the title was about which Git server platform is going to be the successor to GitHub once we've had enough of Microsoft's bs.
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Comment #29712433
Love that the cheats are just program statements that can be understood, instead of some obscure rom or memory hacking. This is how software always should have been like.
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Comment #27207704
The "do what you want with the software I wrote freely, even if you gain money with it and give nothing in return" approach sounds pretty virgin to me
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