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ura_yukimitsu
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Comment #49110625
That's a cool idea for a game, but the UX feels quite unintuitive and unpolished to me which discouraged me from playing past the first couple of levels. A few suggestions, if I ma…
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Comment #49081560
Offloading your own healthcare to a LLM is a thing, forcing that decision onto a child is another altogether. I really hope your child never has serious health issues...
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Comment #48569237
I'd like to point out the irony of that blog post checking all the boxes of LLM-generated text, and I'm surprised I don't really see anyone talking about it here. Did Tim Ferriss (…
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Comment #47766720
Archived at https://archive.is/DY9F3
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Comment #47692237
Calling LLMs "bullshit machines" is a reference to a 2024 paper [1] which itself uses the concept of "bullshit" as defined in the essay/book "On Bullshit" by Harry G. Frankfurt [2]…
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Comment #46988550
> It was essentially trained by us to be like us, it's partly human I disagree with that, at best it's a digital skinwalker. I think projecting human intentions and emotions onto a…
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Comment #46988132
Are you seriously equating anti-LLM policies to discrimination against actual people?
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Comment #46914374
You're misrepresenting both what the article says and what I wrote. The article explicitly mentions that the jobs aren't clearly labeled so they couldn't weigh their options before…
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Comment #46913516
I really don't think it's fair to minimize someone's struggles just because their situation could be worse. Is only the most miserable person on the planet (by what metric anyway?)…
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Comment #46913067
It's good that you warned them in advance, but I don't think "there are much worse things they could be doing" really is a reason to discard those who are hurt by this as "snowflak…