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Comment #49094101
It's a cool analysis and result, but the writing reads so closely to AI slop and frustrates me.
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Comment #49093916
I suppose the heavy infrastructure spending is intended as Google is competing in the AI space, but it'll be interesting to look back in a few years to see if this pays off.
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Comment #48929950
Exactly right. There are many different domains that AI can be helpful in, and I am frustrated by how it's used to process information in a lossy manner.
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Comment #48887454
Yes, and what's scary is that I can easily imagine HR departments loving these tools and using them at scale.
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Comment #48887422
this looks incredibly useful! I've also run into similar problems with code review and been building similar tooling with the same idea (reconstructing the changes into entities, a…
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Comment #48886293
This is nicely put. One possible implication is that this calls for a new wave of developer tools designed to introduce friction between human cognition and code. This would be a v…
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Comment #48878715
This could be interesting, but it badly needs systematic benchmarking results. It is not difficult to get Claude Code or Codex to install and run a solver locally, so the tool’s cu…
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Comment #48841599
Yes, I wonder how the verdicts would hold under a blinded test. This analysis read like the authors going out of their way to be supportive of Grok.
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Comment #48827370
I learned about Benford's law over a decade ago, and I always found it beautiful and elegant. But surely, fraudsters have become more sophisticated by now. I wonder if you asked an…