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kaycey2022
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Comment #49239083
That's it? It doesnt feel right. This feels good enough for a casual dinner table conversation and not much more.
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Comment #49232106
If the copying was deliberate then why admit to the similarity? He should have just blocked the guy and continued as if nothing was wrong. Admitting the plagiarisation lead to a wo…
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Comment #49131056
It seems apparent to me that task complexity can’t be determined by prompt alone. How? A prompt is just a simple rambling. An agent will go through many many tool calls and steerin…
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Comment #49130867
The more you require to do this - walk to the park, a lawn, no noise - the less you will do it. In reality you could be locked in a prison and still do it.
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Comment #49036376
If they can then that is enough
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Comment #49003867
What is routing? How do they decide which is better? The only way to come up with a routing model for your workload is to send queries to all the models and then come up with a way…
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Comment #48915807
Is that different from mixture of experts?
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Comment #48901731
Does a sculptor enjoy the act of chiseling stone more than be driven and desperate enough to uncover the statue within. Both are valid ways of thinking. Who am I to say otherwise? …
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Comment #48901612
Blaming it on “culture” makes me feel good about myself and my in-group.
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Comment #48888829
"The cost of fragmented (sovereign) systems is ... sanctions evasion" My man, that is the prize. Article is clearly written for US government elite to exhort them to bully other co…
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Comment #48879997
Just install steam on Linux. I think nearly every windows game is playable now. Gaming was the only thing keeping me in windows. The irony is I think Linux gaming us only feasible …
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Comment #48878081
I love it. Put the guardrails on the human. Your self driving car crashes? Straight to jail with you Mr Musk. Your AI is generating CSAM, straight to jail with all the pedos! Recog…
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Comment #48870118
I haven’t seen loops work for anything beyond simple tasks. And for complex tasks the loop itself is so complex half the time it would just fail and need you to intervene. Why woul…
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Comment #48840525
There is no skill involved in using AI. Most of the stuff people do on top of frontier models is just cope. It’s literally the bitter lesson repeated.
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Comment #48763123
Got fired. I’ve no idea what I’ll do after 10 years of backend dev. I’m thinking of making video games. It looks rough but I want to do it.
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Comment #48625265
My read was: "The first 90% of the work takes the first 10% of the time, and the remaining 10% of the work takes the other 90% of the time." And that we are now squarely in the rem…
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Comment #48572812
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Comment #48541383
To first open source AI, you must first open source GPU compute
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Comment #48535993
Is abliteration even necessary. While “playing around” I have noticed that most models are very strict only in the first prompt. The moment you get past that with a good turn, the …
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Comment #48421333
I just ask whatever model I'm using, mostly GPT these days, to do the thing. First I discuss a plan of action and then go back and forth with it to settle on one. This is usually a…
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Comment #48303309
I dislike it because it feels like I’m doing someone else’s work for them, reviewing what they should have reviewed in the first place.
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Comment #48256854
We carry the seeds of our own destruction they say. So this is a good thing. America should take care of their own citizens first. It is a good thing. Also there is a school of tho…
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Comment #48248001
Last 6 months vibecoding, I feel I have learned very little. You learn things like a high level executive or a manager. I can describe things at a very high level, but remain cluel…
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Comment #48137801
Those are not red flags. Those are the actual thing. I think red flag is a heuristic that warns you about a course of action.
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Comment #48135753
I was in the same boat. You should try running an AI agent to solve your problems. Works like a charm. Most of the times. The times it doesn't, it wasn't worth it anyway.