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Post by lmz »

kstrauser wrote: post #302
jay-barronville wrote: post #281

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> […] in reality if you're not a Chinese dissident living abroad, then OpenAI is much more dangerous to you than the CCP. Correct. I laugh a little every time I hear some folks immediately push the “Big Bad China is just trying to steal our data” narrative. My immediate reaction is, “Grab some tea and let’s sit down real quick, so I can tell you what some of our companies right here in America and our government do w…

It’s legal to be opposed to both, you know. At least OpenAI is in my legal jurisdiction.

Some would say being closer to the powerful thing is exactly the risk. i.e. better to be far away from those you give info to.

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Post by guappa »

spencerflem wrote: post #381
guappa wrote: post #371

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Are you asking for proof of you being a shill right after you accused me of being a shill? Where was your proof? Have you no capability of reasoning?

You're getting too aggressive here :/, it sounds like GP is against the genocide too, y'all are on the same side

Go through his past comments, it's very hard to assume that.

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Post by redcobra762 »

guappa wrote: post #370
redcobra762 wrote: post #297

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...you realize the US is invited to be in those countries, right? And why would you see enemy tanks on an island? What you do see are many many Chinese ships and planes, constantly violating Taiwanese air and sea boundaries.

"invited" :D

Numerous times in the past three years the US has been asked to leave a country and it complies.

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Post by kvgr »

guappa wrote: post #158
ryang2718 wrote: post #139

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Although, tbf, some libraries are documented better than others. Also, local llms with an agentic tool can be a lot of fun to quickly prototype things. Quality can be hit or miss. Hopefully the work trickles down to local models long-term.

And you think an llm can generate code to use an undocumented library? :D

Sonnet 3.5 fails to generate basic JetpackCompose libraries properties properly. Maybe if somebody tried really hard to scrape all the documentation and force feed it, then it could work. But i don't if there are examples of this. Like general LLM, but with complete Android/Kotlin pushed into it to fix the synapses.

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Post by netdevphoenix »

diggan wrote: post #312
jofzar wrote: post #14

Who would ever allow this in their organisation after the tiktok shutdown, just go for one of the other 17 ai IDE forks

Who cares what political stunts the US is currently going through? Except for the ~4% of the world who happens to live there, the rest of us tend to choose tools based on either what others around us use, or what we've found to work best for us. If that happens to be an editor from China instead of US, I don't know what difference that would make? Both governments in those countries are crazy about spying on both the…

> As long as the editor doesn't send opened files/files from my drive to some remote backend

I see your point but in this particular case, I think it needs to send the opened files to a backend for processing

Re: Trae: An AI-powered IDE by ByteDance

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Post by netdevphoenix »

herbst wrote: post #204
jofzar wrote: post #14

Who would ever allow this in their organisation after the tiktok shutdown, just go for one of the other 17 ai IDE forks

Its not shut down, your president made it available again without a single change. And it was only a geoblock to begin with. By that logic it can't be that bad?

Not quite. At least in iOs, you can't redownload it, so if you uninstall it or change phones, no more TikTok. Also, Apple will be blocking any updates to the app for US folk.

Apparently, the executive order was illegal

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Post by HuangYuSan »

redcobra762 wrote: post #297
guappa wrote: post #264

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I don't see tanks in taiwan… What I see is this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_with_oversea... As I've already said, I never claimed china are the good guys. Just that they aren't the worse guys.

...you realize the US is invited to be in those countries, right? And why would you see enemy tanks on an island? What you do see are many many Chinese ships and planes, constantly violating Taiwanese air and sea boundaries.

Some of them exist against the will of the host country's government, for example in Cuba and Iraq, and Iraq's government is even democratically elected (albeit with issues)

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Post by danielbln »

guappa wrote: post #170
throwaway2037 wrote: post #76

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Can you provide a specific example of where an LLM failed? If you show us your prompt, your "want/need", and the result, we can better judge your situation. My guess: Your domain is weird/rare, so LLMs are terrible because their training data is very limited.

> My guess: Your domain is weird/rare, so LLMs are terrible because their training data is very limited. The training data is always limited, because if there was an existing software that already did what I'm doing, I'd be using it instead of writing it :) So by definition, unless I'm learning how to program and doing exercises that thousands have done before me, I'm doing something for which there is no training da…

It's great that you work on truly novel, unseen problems. The rest of us peasants tends to recombine previously solved problems into to novel solutions to solve business needs, and that works rather well with LLMs.
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