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Comment #49237932
Man everyone says every article/blog post that is on HN is written by an LLM. Almost every single post.. I actually didn't get strong AI vibes from this one but maybe I just am bad…
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Comment #49231753
The dude had claude copy a repo bug for bug. Where is the "taste" and "creativity" in that? > I fully support open-source, but I support way more the creativity and idea from indiv…
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Comment #49227239
That makes sense, great answer thank you.
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Comment #49225437
> But also, there still is a ton of programming that is fundamentally difficult. That's not going anywhere either. And LLMs are useful there too, but they're currently nowhere near…
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Comment #49212503
You just discovered their business model congrats.
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Comment #49212386
I think the issue is the people using it without doing the "think critically" part.
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Comment #49210824
Why would it not matter? Maybe it doesn't matter to you that you have to spend your life doing brainless miserable work, but a lot of people don't like or want that. Just because "…
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Comment #49196482
Yup this was super weird to me. There are other equally likely "world ending" things that they chose to ignore of nuclear, such as bio-weapons. Very strange list..
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Comment #49196008
This is so interesting to me... Maybe it's because I grew up after (most of) the heavy anti-communist propaganda in the US, but the last thing I think of when I hear "communism" is…
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Comment #49195680
I grew up playing diablo II and super smash bros (super nintendo before that!). While I don't have as much time for it these days, gaming couldn't be farther from dead, IMO. There …
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Comment #49195355
Google is doing great... Record profits this year, not sure I'd call that a "revolution".
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Comment #49195339
> git is reaching the end of its useful life Based on what exactly? I think that git is more useful than ever in this new "age of ai [slop]". Thankfully, something being old doesn'…
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Comment #49159000
So you think it’s a potentially existential threat but are bothered by people who maybe want to suppress it… Hopefully you acknowledge there is a bit of lack of self awareness here…
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Comment #49158838
What fields do you see devs think they know about? I’ve never personally seen this with other devs I work with but obviously small sample size…
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Comment #49140324
Yea petting the bowl of noodles with your chopsticks is not normal behavior lol.
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Comment #49140265
Unfortunately trillions of dollars have been invested to ensure that's not the case..
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Comment #49108383
Hmm I might be completely missing something here (I’m not a machine learning person), but how is that “pro-active”? The mode is still taking in an input (or several inputs maybe in…
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Comment #48957706
The llm runs in a loop until it meets a condition (the goal).
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Comment #48956808
Fair enough, that makes sense
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Comment #48946174
I agree with most of the 'llm's are bad' section. However, I find it extremely hard to believe that llm's will make peoples thoughts sharper and faster. There have already been sev…
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Comment #48946146
I might be missing something but what exactly is being projected here? The US did what the author said. It's not farfetched to imagine geopolitical conflicts could, at some point, …
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Comment #48936670
I mean there are ads in certain chatGPT plans. There have already been multiple studies showing that regular use of genAI makes you less intelligent... Additionally, it's pretty cl…
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Comment #48919605
Someone could make the best agentic coding harness in the world and still have a hard time with the drastic changes that are happening in their profession. The two aren't mutually …
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Comment #48891851
The entire country is watching companies like Anthropic, openAi, etc.. right now... A pull request and blog post is a big deal.
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Comment #48863041
I don't think that's the point. The point is that if you outsource thinking to a machine, you will lose your ability to think and reason on your own, and overtime become a worse en…