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by b-side 2mo ago
Significantly worse than it predecessors it will now just refuse to acknowledge when it is wrong (which would be less of an issue if it wasn’t getting basic things wrong) also the “personality” when pushed back on obvious mistakes is unbear
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by b-side 7mo ago
What you are calling productivity is an illusion caused by shifting work from the creator to the reviewer or generating generational code debt. Still waiting for anyone to solve actual real world problems with their AI “productivity”.
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Sentry Zig SDK(github.com)
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by b-side 2y ago
Indeed, trains for passengers can only work for tiny low-population countries like China and Japan.
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by b-side 2y ago
Even the `stochastics' aside there is obviously a lot of A/B testing going on with all these models.
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by b-side 2y ago
People already generate books with `AI' so the odds of there already being a `cookbook' on Amazon that contains such a recipe is not 0. Good luck explaining to someone why the recipe they saw in a physical book they bought from a
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by b-side 2y ago
Truly asinine take. Blaming the individual instead of the trillion-dollar scam industry.
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by b-side 2y ago
Not like they are being sued for stealing code at this very moment. They are just so good to developers/s.
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by b-side 2y ago
I always wondered how the following setup does not prove that NP != P so please chime in. Finding the correct N-bit long (binary) number (that someone is thinking of, they only reply yes or no to a guess). Verifying if the number is correct
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by b-side 2y ago
I think you are conflating "incomebase" and userbase. There are no "hard facts" on this but everyone seems to agree that the US is not even remotely close to 50% userbase for TikTok which makes sense (inverse Pigeonhole
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by b-side 2y ago
Unlike Facebook which would never collect any data?
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by b-side 2y ago
Interesting that you think breaking the laws is justification for banning a Platform. I wonder how the US would feel about the EU banning every last US tech company for the plethora of violations.
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by b-side 2y ago
A great example of invisible “AI” IMO is Apples image search it is a feature that works like magic, being able to find photos by searching for text or objects still amazes me every time I use it.
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by b-side 2y ago
Because they rather operate at a loss with high revenue rather than have 0 revenue and loss?
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by b-side 2y ago
This can be optimised why only use problems that the team already solved? Just give the candidate access to the current JIRA tickets and let them choose one to tackle. Think about all the value that you could be extracting /s
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by b-side 2y ago
Do you have any statistics on "there are tons of candidates willing to go through the process for free"?
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by b-side 2y ago
I don't know where this sentiment comes from, you think NA cities didn't exist before the Ford Model-T? Many of these cities existed and worked even without everyone having a private horse/carriage they just had trolleys.
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by b-side 3y ago
I don't think people are misaligned on the P(suicide) it is just due to the recent behaviour of Boing that P(murder|Boing) is elevated.
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by b-side 3y ago
Wow, that is a mighty slippery slope you are on. You do realise that with the same rationale, all Western media outlets are propagandists in the eyes of nations like Russia, Iran & China? Do we really want the precedent to be that it is
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by b-side 3y ago
Last time I checked, the decision to admit a new member state requires the unanimous approval of the EU's current member states. As such unless OpenAI can literally influence world politics the claim is 100% bogus. All it takes is one
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by b-side 3y ago
You must be using a different GPT-4 than me. I recently tried to get it to reason about probability distributions arising from combining multiple probability distributions and it immediately started hallucinating.