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Also repeat the entire exercise every year so the company can iterate and circle back on the issues regularly.

You're absolutely right.

> At minimum, a half-way decent support person would ask a few people internally or search Slack before answering. Of course not. The extremely vast majority of support staff aren'…

You did not know who wrote each text sample you assessed, did you?

Hackers rejoice!

How so? If it's not local, it's not yours, a third party owns it. Why would you expect that third party specifically trained their model to be more aligned to you and your needs th…

Nah we don't do this "communicate" thing in here.

From the same guidelines: > Please don't post insinuations about astroturfing, shilling, brigading, foreign agents, and the like. It degrades discussion and is usually mistaken. If…

Dishwasher? I hardly know her!

This issue does not come from the coding assistant. In fact, humans will occasionally do the exact same thing as long as their tools have enough permissions to deploy to both local…

I'm running QubesOS, my various qubes reboot about a dozen times a day.

Indeed, the more accurate way to say it is that people in the US don't care enough about mass school shootings to do something about it besides thought and prayers.

That's even more expensive.

You must have very unrepresentative customers. What will they use?

Thank you for your service.

The cooling towers are right there.

Wait till you learn the bank routinely uses CSV as a non-ironic exchange format! That definitely is stochastic.

Look up "prepared statements", it's pretty well documented.

Spreading malware to your website's visitors is wild and illegal in most jurisdictions. I certainly wouldn't confess about it online.

Well in addition to what you wrote, the marketing manager ALSO wasn't tracking any ad-related marketing performance indicator (CTR, CR, etc.) in any measurable way for very long pe…

His restraint alone is commandable.

His team is basically him and two other humans, powering an ambitious well-known project so successful an industry titan ended up acquihiring him/them. That's pretty lean, no?

Well, for starters the program you wrote is wrong (very unreliable) 100% of the time (very predictable)... so you just got your answer I guess. In any case, most -if not nearly all…

> Are LLMs that super reliable in their output already with all the guardrails around? Well, what is your definition of "super reliable in the output", and is it a quantifiable/mea…