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hodder
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About hodder
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Comment #49199794
This is like the stupid Meta Portal. It doesnt matter how good it is, no one will use it bc no one trusts them. Right or wrong.
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Comment #48935620
Economically if you are vastly outcompeted by other programmers on productivity, yes that is "no longer of value" from a purely employment perspective. Much like an old person who …
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Comment #48935092
Sure. But the market is littered with companies you can invest in. You don't "need" to bet on any single one of them.
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Comment #48934128
But why would you want to buy a company where the valuation reflects an extremely optimistic outcome already? Basically you are assuming obscene growth from SpaceX in AI, datacente…
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Comment #48675674
I agree man. I’m just quoting Donald.
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Comment #48675297
Forgive me because I do not understand the supply chain for memory. With Micron et al effectively scalping their customers with an oligopoly on probably the lowest intellectual IP …
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Comment #48673946
Forgive me because I do not understand the supply chain for memory. With Micron et al effectively scalping their customers with an oligopoly on probably the lowest intellectual IP …
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Comment #48645923
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Comment #48645819
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Comment #48635637
The claim that Alberta is actively trying to get rid of all wind and solar development is internet hyperbole that ignores real capacity data. Alberta actually ranks second in Canad…
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Comment #48609559
Your arguments are much lower quality than an LLM will generate. You are so transparently biased against them it is shocking. I’d certainly rather learn from an LLM than someone li…
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Comment #48609549
They absolutely are good at checking work. It really depends on the level and you are grossly underestimating their ability and over generalizing their limitations. To say an LLM c…
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Comment #48609539
On average yes this is almost certainly true. As I said above technology is a lever and most people are incredibly lazy. However if one has drive and determination they are also in…
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Comment #48603067
Spot on analogy.
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Comment #48602941
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Comment #48602912
See my response above on this.
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Comment #48602892
recently vibe-coded a personalized skateboarding block-training app. The platform maps curated YouTube tutorials to specific tricks I want to learn, logs my daily progress, and tra…
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Comment #48602776
Once more, you are making massively blanketed biased assumptions about me. You seem to believe LLMs cannot even produce simple exams and rubrics is that right?
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Comment #48602741
When did I say I wasn't doing and just reading. That is your own heavy bias creeping in.
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Comment #48602724
Your initial response post was to me, and you absolutely injected the heavily biased assumption that I was doing no active learning.
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Comment #48602616
Sifting through information to separate truth from fiction is a modern, experience-based skill that I’ve developed YES. However, your perspective on how LLMs are used might be too …
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Comment #48602519
You are very closed minded. LLMs can absolutely give pragmatic and fast information in a useful (non-sycophantic form). You need to examine your extreme biases here. Just because y…
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Comment #48602500
Nonsense. Absolute nonsense. Ive crafted LLMs to create drills and practice exams etc. Im not just reading about new sport activities, or videography/photography or linear algebra …
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Comment #48602466
You really just need to augment with tight prompting and know how to extract information and links to peer reviewed literature and well sourced information. Once again, technology …
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Comment #48601832
Im learning new things at a pace I never imagined at 40 years old. New sports, new businesses, new academic pursuits. Technology is a lever and AI is the biggest lever we've ever h…