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Google still has search results but they mostly point to AI generated blog posts filled with adverts.
> Google still has search results They should investigate if placing these search results above the limit of the screen/canvas height might lead to more people seeing them.
On the post-grad job hunt right now - I note that most employers will ask in a technical interview or whiteboard interview "how are you using LLMs?" It's tough to answer because you want to hedge for both an AI enthused employer and an AI hesitant employer with limited information about who they are and how they personally use these products. I've been responding with a sort of long winded answer about how 'there is…
So far, I'm not using "AI" for anything Still haven't tried it
"followed up by someone with 5k karma"
Incorrect. Maybe the reply was made in haste
Anytime a comment of mine receives lots of upvoites thare will always be some snarky replies. It's almost guaranteed
These will sometimes include personal attacks
Note all I did here was relate a personal anecdote: I'm not using "AI". HN commenters do this every day, many times off-topic
I expressed no opinion. I did not make any argument, prediction or "recommendation". All I did was state a fact, 100% on-topic
So far, I'm not using "AI" for anything Still haven't tried it
https://web.archive.org/web/20260524104824if_/https://news.y... "followed up by someone with 5k karma" Incorrect. Maybe the reply was made in haste Anytime a comment of mine receives lots of upvoites thare will always be some snarky replies. It's almost guaranteed These will sometimes include personal attacks Note all I did here was relate a personal anecdote: I'm not using "AI". HN commenters do this every day, many…
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“I assume it's because he is seeking to pay rent, food bills, and other expenses through employment.” Fair enough, so if there were one “right” answer, that would be the one to give whether true or not. But here there is no obvious right answer. If the employer is looking for a particular answer, the poster doesn’t know what it is. In that case, the best thing to say is simply the truth, particularly when the truth t…
The best thing to say when you don't know the answer probabilistically is to give the most likely correct answer.