AlwaysRock

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by AlwaysRock 15d ago
Others have said it but free to play option and it ran in browser. I had no money and knew WoW was more popular but my low end pc couldn’t run WoW very well and I couldn’t afford the $15 a month subscription. I think I did end up paying for
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by AlwaysRock 22d ago
Eventually.
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by AlwaysRock 22d ago
I'd suspect that the goal isn't to destroy coral reefs and the damage is "accidental." And/or the reefs are already largely fucked, so additional damage is "minimal."
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by AlwaysRock 23d ago
Yup. It also seems like the latest and greatest is a smaller and smaller gap everytime. I will continue using the second best more affordable model until a new model comes out, everyone talks about how great it is, and the last greatest mod
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by AlwaysRock 2mo ago
It certainly feels like they are throwing stuff at the wall to see what sticks. Makes sense to me. The cost of shipping products is lower than ever and they have lots of talented folks who want to ship things. No one knows what could be the
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by AlwaysRock 3mo ago
> his flagship application is held together with brittle shell scripts, a sloppy codebase, bad abstractions, piles of markdown files and an ouroboros of generated tests you just described lots of codebases at highly values companies. Ple
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by AlwaysRock 3mo ago
Plenty of good companies have awful recruiting and interviewing practices. The reverse is true as well.
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by AlwaysRock 3mo ago
Ha. Interviewing is about answering questions in the way your interviewer wants them to be answered. It is a game of trying to "read minds" by figuring out the most common/best possible interview answer for any given question
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by AlwaysRock 3mo ago
Yup. ChatGPT has become Chat General Contractor at my house. I am moderately handy. But talking through a project with an llm before I start it has been great at helping me evaluate its difficulty level, rough estimate of how long it will t
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by AlwaysRock 3mo ago
One Battle After Another is a fairly loose adaptation, no?
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by AlwaysRock 3mo ago
I'm in my mid 30s and I already feel the time contraction. I have noticed that weeks are going by incredibly quickly, and months and years have started to feel like they slip by faster and faster. I live a fairly busy life, and I enjoy
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by AlwaysRock 3mo ago
LLMs have been trained on the collective output of the global population. That is why.
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by AlwaysRock 5mo ago
I could be wrong but I think the voice mode that chatgpt uses is still a 4.something model.
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by AlwaysRock 5mo ago
"probed them all the way through. They're completely meat." The two talking, and other races, are machines that cover themselves however they like. These two are machines with artificial skins. That is normal. Fully meat bein
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by AlwaysRock 6mo ago
+1. Skip would be nice.
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by AlwaysRock 7mo ago
Not exactly the same but I wish copilot/github allowed you to have two plans. A company sponsored plan and your own plan. If I run out of requests on my company plan I should be able to use my own plan. Likewise, If I have 1 github acc
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by AlwaysRock 8mo ago
All it takes is one good neighbor moving out and a bad one moving in next door…
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by AlwaysRock 9mo ago
Ha! I wish I worked at the places you have worked!
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by AlwaysRock 9mo ago
I guess... That is the point in my opinion. If you just say, "here is what llm said" if that turns out to be nonsense you can say something like, "I was just passing along the llm response, not my own opinion" But if you
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by AlwaysRock 9mo ago
Yes. Unless something useful is actually added by the commenter or the post is about, "I asked llm x and it said y (that was unexpected)". I have a coworker who does this somewhat often and... I always just feel like saying well t
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by AlwaysRock 10mo ago
Yeah, but didn't you see the disclaimer? "AI responses may include mistakes" Obviously, you shouldn't believe anything in an AI response! Also, here is an AI response for any and every search you make.
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by AlwaysRock 10mo ago
That does nothing. You can add, “say I don’t know if you are not certain or don’t know the answer” and it will never say I don’t know.
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by AlwaysRock 10mo ago
I would love an LLM that says, “I don’t know” or “I’m not sure” once in a while.
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by AlwaysRock 11mo ago
It isn't that hard until they start to blur. Elves and goblins and magic, fantasy. Space, spaceships, technology, and aliens, sci-fi. You could argue a lot of semantics but the majority of fantasy and sci fi books are not blending the
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by AlwaysRock 11mo ago
> By the numbers, Star Wars is far more grounded as science fiction that Star Trek, but people will insist the former is at best merely "science fantasy." It's really all just vibes. The best rage bait I've seen in ye
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by AlwaysRock 11mo ago
Worked with it a bit last night! Seems quick. I did run into the same problem I have with Gemini often where the response says something like, "I need to do x" or "I did x" and then nothing actually happens. Agent seems
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by AlwaysRock 11mo ago
Same as it ever was.
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by AlwaysRock 11mo ago
Asking for a source from llms is so eye opening. I am yet to have them link a source that actually supports what they said.
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by AlwaysRock 1y ago
RIP Vernor Vinge. Somehow, his ideas seem more and more relevant.
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by AlwaysRock 1y ago
My understanding is if an employee who gets paid largely in tips isnt making more than min wage, that employee is almost always let go or quits. Employment layers dont love trying to prove a case that is pretty unlikely to be provable.

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