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rekrsiv

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    Comment #47911376

    Out of curiosity, was that before or after LLM agents?

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    Comment #47910857

    Oh right, I keep forgetting about those useful-but-historically-mentally-draining-to-update sources of truth. This might be extremely useful when paired with an agent.

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    Comment #47910627

    My theory is that most problem solvers are bad at solving problems, and most managers are bad at managing, and it doesn't matter how evolution created them: They'll make mistakes, …

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    Comment #47910566

    No, AI wasn't supposed to solve all that drudgery. The hypothesized AI singularity would, but an ordinary AI agent running an LLM is just a problem solving automaton with no will o…

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    Comment #47910537

    Yet another statistically misleading headline.

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    Comment #47891060

    Time is finite and regression testing always gets punted to the back of the line when humans are excited. This simply reveals a staggering level of humanity.

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    Comment #47601206

    The endgame in programming is reducing complexity before the codebase becomes impossible to reason about. This is not a solved problem, and most codebases the LLMs were trained on …

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    Comment #47520898

    I agree with everything you said except that the US is able to stop it. Think about it: Wouldn't Israel simply use these same tools in the US to install a puppet president they can…

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    Comment #47520770

    A bribe in a low trust society is not the same as a bribe in a high trust society. In this context, a bribe is irrelevant compared to the act of election interference by a foreign …

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    Comment #47520702

    Quick question: Could they also be manipulating this message board's voting?

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    Comment #47505949

    You are correct. Robustness requires a system that is working within it's tolerance margin, and stressing that inevitably leads to failure. A fault-tolerant system in this case wou…

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    Comment #47505851

    I am alarmed at the high number of supposed engineers on this thread that are seemingly unaware of how safety-critical systems work. Literally every other piece of this system has …

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    Comment #47505658

    Can a single human being reliably and robustly maintain a safety-critical system alone under any circumstances, ever? Ever?

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    Comment #47374392

    A terminal still offers a more composable interface than a GUI. Analog feedback is still a concern for high level pilots. You are confusing power tools with entry-level instruments…

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    Comment #47180577

    It is still called the Department of Defense.

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    Comment #47144595

    [flagged]

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    Comment #46169916

    On the other hand, as long as the entire internet goes down when Cloudflare goes down, I'll be able to host everything there without ever getting flack from anyone.

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    Comment #46131320

    You forgot to provide a counter-argument to the author's position while you attacked them personally.

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    Comment #46131278

    You're ignoring the fact that going outside to protest wasn't something you could just decide not to do, just like buying groceries. BLM protests and gathering indoors for fun are …

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    Comment #45939705

    If it quacks like a Markov chain...

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    Comment #45935611

    Not all artificial neurons are LLMs. Machine learning can be applied to any kind of large data set, not just human prose, and will start finding useful patterns before a human brai…

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    Comment #45935495

    We use logic to design our technology, but evolution does it by literally shaking all the atoms into place, no design involved. Our brains were created randomly.

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    Comment #45928691

    But we don't even need a human brain. We already have those, they take months to grow, take forever to train, and are forever distracted. Our logic-based processes will keep gettin…

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    Comment #45927920

    On the other hand, a large part of the complexity of human hardware randomly evolved for survival and only recently started playing around in the higher-order intellect game. It co…