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    Comment #49163982

    Probably to avoid manipulation, there is tons of stuff on HN that hopes to make it to the limelight through this forum channel

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    Comment #49156191

    This is complete dependency on LLM tools all the way from development to usage, and is risky as well as prone to failure

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    Comment #49034216

    This does anything but put the user in control. I also think that arbitrary new features on established platforms are not in any close future as it already burns many tokens for yo…

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    Comment #48979515

    lol. Simple case of if you have to ask, you probably shouldn't.

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    Comment #48956642

    1. It depends on model and tokens spent 2. Models talk the talk but not always walk the walk

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    Comment #48926251

    Don't play fair in a game others cheat.

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    Comment #48899758

    I'd respectfully advise you to assume less

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    Comment #48899631

    GPU driver support is not limited to CUDA. Devices that require binary blobs of firmware to work properly are not always exotic. Some examples off the top of my head that won't wor…

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    Comment #48893143

    Personal laptop use with Ada Lovelace or Ampere family NVIDIA GPUs (did you mean this or CUDA, i couldnt tell), personal desktop use with unusual peripherals, dependency on ports, …

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    Comment #48892808

    I believe issues will arive with AI in the near future in terms of their performance. Disagreeing with the author, I think code quality pre-AI, in certain languages, were golden. T…

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    Comment #48892517

    I don't understand caring about 'slop' in creative media. Its pressingly more important in programming because there are a lot of bugs linters, complicated language models and even…

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    Comment #48892459

    Yet a good enough reader can distinguish between appearance and content. Better yet, everyone has their own type of favourite content. Maybe someone out there enjoys a 300 page Cla…

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    Comment #48889477

    OpenBSD is the Linux of a decade or two ago, not attracting attention and not being compatible or useful for quite a lot of stuff.

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    Comment #48889455

    If an exploit is actually working, human effort is void and the ML has done a great job. However most of the time its hallucinating, confidently talking gibberish in technical ling…

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    Comment #48864148

    do you truly think that every LOC on those services were generated by AI, lest not reviewed?

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    Comment #48844810

    I'm glad that you asserted that you do have potential hidden bias and say that you used an LLM to judge the tone of an article partly pertaining to AI usage in coding right after.

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    Comment #48826549

    The main difference is (simple) calculators are deterministic and monotonic. Meaning it executes a set of instructions in a predetermined way to produce its output. Bringing LLMs t…

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    Comment #48785475

    Yet another post and forget firehose app

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    Comment #48607927

    Painful read. Related interesting project: https://github.com/EtherDream/web2img

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    Comment #48585547

    I believe poisonous loops of non-sense text are the best choice in terms of LLM capabilities and human distinguishing potential; the next iteration could be non-sense with reasonab…

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    Comment #48347504

    My guess is its an implementation error, not an hardware limitation. I have two 10-year-old devices and one passes instantaneously while the other halts for a good half minute ever…

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    Comment #48327002

    Abuse such as this wasn't uncommon before, email platforms with lax ratelimits have always been abused through their clients' unsecured infrastructure. The only difference in post-…

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    Comment #48326846

    Dots and periods. Everywhere. So many. There is no paragraph — its sentences all the way down. That made me think if the project is entirely vibecoded as well. Even for a project m…

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    Comment #48082936

    I believe new (programming) languages will emerge both for LLMs to parse and take instructions from as well as for them to generate code in. The former is because English is a nuan…

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    Comment #48079258

    I agree. From the get-go, Bun was apparent in its design philosophy: we do everything you'd ever want; runtime, bundler, test suite, package manager, all in a new breaking patch ea…