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Comment #48913961
On the one hand we have Claude doing my work for me, on the other hand it is laced with unoriginality, on the gripping hand everyone will get all references. All witty stuff disapp…
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Comment #48877719
Okay. In my experience asking an LLM requires you to know the right set of questions and the right process for working through the problem that you’re having. You have to know the …
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Comment #48720628
as soon as you start calling a group of stock tickers the “magnificent 7” they’re destined to underperform, as that’s a feelings based assessment and many investors will continue t…
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Comment #48720539
“When the stocks don’t go up they don’t match the market which generally goes up”
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Comment #48715716
I mean, technically… I’ve lived in that world. You just go back 25 years. We had the Dewey decimal system (card catalog) and the library, hard copy encyclopedias. You could also as…
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Comment #48710259
Excellent point my colleague has the exact opposite incentive.
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Comment #48710247
Sure, if we’re going to go that broad. People are already leaning heavily towards learning nothing instead of using Wikipedia. I guess to me it has to be comparable to be an altern…
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Comment #48709680
The free alternative to Wikipedia is the library, not “don’t learn anything new ever”. I find Claude is surprisingly similar to a confident but incorrect coworker, with the benefit…
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Comment #48441561
The solution is inexpensive drugs for addicts, minimum standard of living, programs for getting off drugs. But there’s an incentive to make drugs expensive and people desperate, an…
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Comment #48434781
LLM is a powerful tool but it still doesn’t have the context that a person would have. A million tokens is a drop in the bucket compared to the overall context that the person guid…
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Comment #46940032
I remember when there was a kid who kept installing this and the Chex doom on the school pcs in 7th grade. GTA was pretty controversial as a game even though it is incredibly tame …
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Comment #46354915
People have a strong financial incentive to not understand this. It’s subprime mortgages.
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Comment #46144585
20 juniors become some % of 20 seniors. and some % of that principals. Even if it lives up to the claims you’re still destroying the pipeline for creating experienced people. It is…
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Comment #45856917
Yep, paid modding is Bethesda cooking and eating the golden goose. As soon as it happens it kills what makes their games special.
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Comment #45630698
Some claim we are centaurs, we say Neigh!
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Comment #45341788
The thing I really love about magic is that so much of it boils down to “I practiced for years and developed a seemingly superhuman ability to manipulate this object”. I really rel…
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Comment #44682234
People downplay how important consistency is when trying to make changes to their lifestyle. Walking is good but whatever the exercise, a sustainable plan is best. Same reason behi…
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Comment #44573861
Had someone put up a project plan for something that was not disclosed as LLM assisted output. While technically correct it came to the wrong conclusions about the best path forwar…
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Comment #44020684
Dont forget the “murder for hire” user story
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Comment #42542755
Yes, using anything less than the finest of French grapes from the Champagne region is just a sparking qbit.
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Comment #42199989
I feel like a cut is a very specific type of weight loss where the person gets down to an unusually low body fat %. It’s to the point where each bit of fat loss is a significant po…
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Comment #42199871
> Losing weight without losing muscle mass is very hard. Yes it is. > It requires extreme diets like a protein sparring modified fast where 80%+ of your calories are from lean prot…
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Comment #42154440
Sometimes if everyone else is the problem you are the problem.
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Comment #42154436
You’ll know when he ends every meeting with “dummies, get back to work”
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Comment #41377996
There’s a strong argument that checklists are the opposite of what you want. In your example if I give you a list of ports to close, you might close those ports and leave all other…