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Comment #49227812
Source: it was revealed to me in a dream
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Comment #49227775
The trajectory is that the LLM providers have been making prompting increasingly dead-simple for the past 2 years. Any edge a group of individuals may have in knowing how to use LL…
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Comment #49043007
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andy_and_Bill's_law > What Andy giveth, Bill taketh away
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Comment #48782055
Nah, I disagree. I can see why you think this is another piece glorifying engineers at the expense of the business. However, as a technical founder in a former life, I saw a handfu…
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Comment #48727280
This is a technique called LLM-as-Judge. Well-studied at this point. Here’s a good intro: https://www.evidentlyai.com/llm-guide/llm-as-a-judge I recommend reading Hamel.dev posts. …
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Comment #48602480
> If you ever listen to music and sing along, even for a few seconds, the volume cuts Yup, and I also have this problem when I laugh out loud listening to comedy podcasts.
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Comment #48579901
> We have tolerated low quality art for far too long because we pretend mechanical dexterity is what makes art, art. Who is “we” in this sentence? A tiny subsection of metalheads? …
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Comment #46983372
I felt the same way and came to the comments to see if anyone else smelled it. It's either AI-assisted writing or people are genuinely starting to write like how ChatGPT sounds. Fi…
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Comment #46789090
And where did those people get their Masters degrees and PhDs from?
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Comment #46750157
Another reason: individual liberty is and has been an important value in the tech community since the 1960s.
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Comment #46750146
If choosing your place of employment to align with your values is a “virtue signal,” then maybe we should all be signaling our virtues a lot more.
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Comment #45385798
This is so sad. I read this comment a few hours ago and keep thinking about it. You seem to be making a relatively good effort to understand but coming up short. Our society is so …
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Comment #45384544
If you’d trust generative AI over a physician, go in wide-eyed knowing that you’re still placing your trust in some group of people. You just don’t have an individual to blame if s…
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Comment #45322861
“Labor power” in this context refers to unions, collective bargaining, and so on. The NLRB has been de facto shut down by this administration.
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Comment #45303982
A blog post from a parody of Silicon Valley productivity blogs.
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Comment #45231973
Finally, someone in this thread says this. Thank you! This opinion column from The Hill is written by a Fox News contributor. Of course it’s going to leave out certain inconvenient…
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Comment #45126018
One of the rebuttals at the end of the post addresses this. > That’s only true when you’re in a large corporation. When you’re by yourself, when you’re the stakeholder as well as t…
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Comment #45053576
How many of those users are paying users? What’s the churn rate? And how profitable are OpenAI and other providers? They’re running at a loss. The startups using LLMs as their prod…
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Comment #45025670
Sometimes the tradeoff is that someone gets richer / inflates their ego while most people’s lives get worse in a tangible way.
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Comment #44580840
The way you phrased it reveals how these model providers have framed the conversation in their favor. Models don’t “think.”
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Comment #44396178
No serious attempts yet but there are seeds being sown by high-profile right wingers to manufacture consent: https://www.mediamatters.org/immigration/right-wing-media-ca...