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Comment #49154616
Whenever people compare ai to a one real world tool always surprises me tbh. The only equivalent tool in wood working would be a robot that can build an entire table from scratch a…
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Comment #48845865
Just one shot in Claude if you have it or deepseek flash for free.
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Comment #48673911
I don't get it? I use the open weights deepseek on opencode Go hosted in the us/etc. What are the mental loops here? I would genuinely like to know if I'm missing something.
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Comment #48672711
I don't know, my vibe coder friends always talk about wanting a visual programming language so they can understand the systems they make. So I feel like your last sentence doesn't …
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Comment #48672551
I think most of us know why they're doing it. We are just very pleased with it regardless. 1. I get great products for nearly free 2. Anthropic/openai/etc will hopefully be destroy…
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Comment #48522949
You found these fun? As I can't imagine finding them fun. Can I ask, how long did you play? How often would you see yourself returning to this site?
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Comment #48522921
I have some friends like this, always churning out low effort slop and trying to market it, for it to always fail and them getting depressed and trying again a month later. I don't…
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Comment #48497065
Lol.
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Comment #48485947
It's just default Claude design.
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Comment #48449770
Flash is amazing if you know the domain really well. E.g. occasionally it makes the dumbest mistakes you've ever seen and can't correct them. However it's fairly rare, and if you k…
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Comment #48449684
I exclusively use deepseek v4 flash now, completely stopped using slow models like Claude. Basically I never have to wait - yes I have to tell it little corrections occasionally (b…
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Comment #48399221
"It's built so that if something looks wrong, you can change it yourself without spending hours reading tutorials and watching coding videos" Does anyone do this? Every none coder …
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Comment #48341406
You think we won't have ai sales agents that are better than humans at selling? They are already significantly better than humans at persuasion (according to a study from Princeton…
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Comment #48325046
Well, this tone you've taken - If you reread your previous message - you state I am showing psychopathic behavior and similar shame-based tactics. And that I would be a better pers…
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Comment #48323479
I will continue never being an asshole to people and animals. And will continue using inanimate tools in the best way possible. If you are scared and mad about it - I guess we won'…
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Comment #48323425
I'd say it's fairly likely that you aren't a better person than me by being so fearful and shame-based. But I'm not here to pontificate about who's a better person and don't really…
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Comment #48312972
I always turn off data tracking and training and mostly use ZDR services, so that's not an issue. And for the other parts. I just don't agree - maybe sure, it probably wouldn't be …
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Comment #48312205
Maybe try making a simple randomize script to swap the three latest models. And see if you can tell which ones are meaningfully different without knowing which ones are flipped on …
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Comment #48309780
That doesn't make any sense. If a thing has no feelings, and an output makes it more accurate, I cannot for the life of me understand why that would make a person an asshole. So bo…
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Comment #48309671
Oh, you think llms are a sentient' being with feelings. I get your perspective now. So yeah, I whole heartedly with 100% of my being think llms are just an input/output/processing …
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Comment #48309452
Well I always just start with practical stuff, unless it appears it's going off rails ona specific kind of way repeatedly. Then I try extreme negative prompts to see if it fixes th…
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Comment #48309386
I truly do not believe llms have feelings. I wouldn't even think to justify such a thing. The llm gives a better accuracy to a negative weighted token input, I don't understand how…
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Comment #48309324
Interesting, so you think the real "me", is the one that interacts with computers? And the "me" that lives in a tiny southern town just to help my 95 year old grandma in her last y…
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Comment #48308711
You think language models are alive/aware and have feelings about token inputs?