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Comment #46479343
and the corollary is of course that saying something doesn't make it true
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Comment #46479337
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Comment #46477298
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Comment #46477159
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Comment #46477144
I'm not sure many people will believe you saying that
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Comment #46477099
> "Sovereign head of state" tortured, "disappeared", and murdered thousands, and rigged elections. can't wait for someone to kidnap trump as well
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Comment #46471700
because that's not their job?
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Comment #46471018
everybody is emotionally motivated, you included
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Comment #46468029
nobody's trying to force you to socialize, it's just advice. take it or leave it
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Comment #46466477
sure but my point is people could agree they were faster at least. that is decidedly not true for LLMs. maybe due to alignable vs non-alignable differences
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Comment #46466441
sounds like snake oil to me :)
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Comment #46466298
I wonder why the volume of spam has come up 100x. seems like maybe Ads are the only way to make Sense of it
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Comment #46443408
and those stories were in the short run correct, since Amazon and Uber succeeded by massively undercutting existing businesses. reel customers in with charity, then turn the screws…
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Comment #46443287
yes, it is trivially true that each new person who recommends LLMs is a new person coming into the fold
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Comment #46443277
who would I be trying to trick if it was? you didn't answer the question anyways. I'm not wondering whether cars were seen as strictly better than horses in all situations. I'm won…
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Comment #46443262
yeah I agree about the negative externalities but I'm curious about the perceived benefits. did anybody argue that cars were actually slower than horse and carriage? (were they at …
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Comment #46440246
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Comment #46437208
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Comment #46433264
have you tried using $NEWEST_MODEL ?
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Comment #46433253
get ready to tick those numbers over to 2026!
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Comment #46433245
> The variance is great this strikes me as a very important thing to reflect on. when the automobile was invented, was the apparent benefit so incredibly variable?
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Comment #46433222
agreed. we should instead be sneering at the AI critics because "you're holding it wrong"
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Comment #46395302
um, no it's not. you have fallen into the classic web forum trap of analyzing a heterogenous mix of people with inconsistent views as one entity that should have consistent views
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Comment #46392903
you are saying X, but a completely different group of people didn't say Y that other time! I got you!!!!
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Comment #46392869
do you get scared when you hear other ghost stories too?