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by 10rm 2y ago
Except this isn’t one mistake. Writing buggy code is a mistake. Not catching it in testing, QA, dogfooding or incremental rollouts is a complete institutional failure
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by 10rm 4y ago
I agree 100% with your last point, even as someone who is relatively more skeptical of GPT than the average person. I think a lot of the concern though is coming from the way the average person is reacting to GPT and the way they’re using i
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by 10rm 4y ago
That’s a good point. I don’t think anyone is denying that GPT will be useful though. I’m more worried that because of commercial reasons and public laziness / ignorance, it’s going to get shoehorned into use cases it’s not meant for an
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by 10rm 4y ago
When did they say it’s garbage? They gave their opinions on its shortcomings and praised some of the things it excels at. You’re calling the critics too emotional but this reply is incredibly defensive. Your anecdotes are really cool and a
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by 10rm 4y ago
The worst part is the official app, at least on iOS, is a horrible experience. Apollo is so much better even though I don’t love the UI
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by 10rm 4y ago
Interesting, I’ve had the opposite experience, although it was a few years back last time I really tried to get Bluetooth working on Linux. FWIW my work MacBook has occasional issues with audio cutting out while my personal MacBook almost n
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by 10rm 4y ago
I’m not sure if VR is or isn’t the future but a lot of people seem to view it as more inevitable than it really is. Just because smartphones took off doesn’t mean VR will.