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prosunpraiser

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    Comment #48753434

    I deleted my claude account the day the samples started preaching from the pope’s address and claiming 50% of the jobs will be gone while shamelessly stealing entire corpus of huma…

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    Comment #48456616

    Lookout - next they will rewrite the color blue in Rust and claim advantages.

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    Comment #48411728

    Desperate slithering snake fuck is what he is. First it wad 50% of jobs gone, then software engineering dead and now this spiel.

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    Comment #48343409

    I have never yet had a set of words that I have grown to hate so much - “taste” and “moat” being at the top of them. It is almost always coming from people who have or know about n…

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    Comment #48036378

    How the hell is it even admissible?

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    Comment #48032673

    Cause obviously what the gamers need right now is not games - but intrusive AI that adds no utility whatsoever. Why didn’t I think of that?

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    Comment #48032653

    There are alternative ways to gather telemetry data about your usage, then literally polluting the commit message / PR description of the author. Why even consider doing that in th…

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    Comment #48027117

    Of course - finance is the best domain to depkiy a stochastic parrot which hallucinates and forgets stuff frequently and doesn’t follow your instructions - even with SOTA models. O…

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    Comment #44070513

    Reuse is not always necessary - sometimes things are just done for fun and exploration, not for appeasing thirsty VCs and grabbing that market share.

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    Comment #43279551

    Sheep mentality hard at work at companies. Just because Google does it (processes, technologies, systems etc), lets also adopt it without thinking whether its relevant in our conte…

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    Comment #42644665

    Unfortunately the solution is quite simple - don’t release in EU.

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    Comment #41464194

    You prove the point that these are just token generation machines whose output is psuedo-intelligent. It’s probably not there yet to be blindly trusted.

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    Comment #40871213

    This. I use the same workflow. Also I am too lazy write and maintain notes - so I just use joplin for tags / metadata and typora (wysiwyg editor for md). Thinking and taking notes …

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    Comment #39976718

    I haven’t seen on how it fares on uncensored use-cases, but from what I see Q5_K variants of Mistral 7B are not very far from Mixtral 8x7B (the latter requires 64GB of RAM which I …

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    Comment #39960332

    Not sure if this helps but this is from tinkering with Mistral 7B on both my M1 Pro (10 Core, 16 GB RAM) and WSL 2 w/ CUDA (Acer Predator 17, i7-7700HK, GTX 1070 Mobile, 16GB DRAM,…

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    Comment #39824860

    Execution traces have a goroutine profile which outputs the count of goroutines as well. That can be used for an alert as well - though it would require parsing the trace output. T…

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    Comment #39353715

    There is a lot of knowledge / community support around microservices already so people find it hard to gravitate automatically towards workflows (same didn’t exist for those. Same …

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    Comment #39353698

    (This is from when I last evaluated Cadence - which is now temporal.io. The state must have changed since then.) Workflows are not zero-cost, they have their own tradeoffs compared…

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    Comment #34542124

    In enterprise where there is poor documentation and lots of tribal knowledge, noting down just those 2 lines for every new info is a quick way to break down knowledge gaps created …