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by bazmattaz 15d ago
Yes 100%. I see this all the time. You’re asking about a product and the LLM will cite a source from a competitor where the competitor will review the source and list a few positives about the product but lots of negatives. Then the LLM use
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by bazmattaz 28d ago
Is the problem that the response sounds like AI? Or the response is incorrect? Or too verbose? Or a mix of all three or something else? What if the response was perfect and sounded exactly like your colleague. Would you care if it was AI ge
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by bazmattaz 3mo ago
I guess compatibility hell is why Linux will never go mainstream. Users like their favourite apps just working on their favourite OS. It’s not a great experience if only some apps on supported on your favourite Linux distro while others are
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by bazmattaz 3mo ago
Could you not be extremely clear and state which distros are supported and make it clear that it may work on others but that they are untested
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by bazmattaz 6mo ago
I personally don’t think there is anything wrong with this. To the critiques I would say; this is the world we live in now. There are LLMs capable of essentially perfect writing skills. We need to get used to seeing a lot more content eithe
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by bazmattaz 6mo ago
I’m just curious, why do you think it should be open source. It’s a private company. The source code is their IP
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by bazmattaz 6mo ago
Same for me. I’m not an engineer (but worked with them for 2 decades) and AI has been amazing for me self hosting. For example I could never setup Traefik correctly because I just found it too complicated. Now I have Claude I finally got it
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by bazmattaz 6mo ago
I find ChatGPT so infuriating the way it always agrees with everything you say. The product is optimised for engagement so it wants its users to be delighted
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by bazmattaz 6mo ago
Dam this is so accurate. As a project manager turned product manager this is so true. You need to estimate a project based on the “pedigree” of your engineers
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by bazmattaz 6mo ago
I’m not an engineer and now I realise why I’ve been struggling getting OpenClaw setup in docker. I just can’t get it to work. Makes sense that it needs access to the underlying OS
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by bazmattaz 6mo ago
Thanks you. Not sure what an acronym was needed for that
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by bazmattaz 7mo ago
Anyone else feel that it’s exhausting keeping up with the pace of new model releases. I swear every other week there’s a new release!
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by bazmattaz 7mo ago
I have the same stakeholder requirements so we use Trello to track everything in our house
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by bazmattaz 7mo ago
This is really cool. At the moment we use a Trello board to track all of our house jobs, projects, reminders and issues. Then we have Home Assistant for all of our sensors and such. My only concern about something like this is the WAF. My w
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by bazmattaz 7mo ago
I found it quite depressing to read. This guy spent so much time to put just one offender behind bars but the are likely hundreds of thousands out there. So sad
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by bazmattaz 7mo ago
My manager mentioned that his manager (an executive) is not happy because the org we are in are not using as much tokens as other orgs in the company. Pretty wild
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by bazmattaz 7mo ago
My guess is that this is going to be the future for LLMs too. It will get harder or more expensive for AI companies to train their models on the latest information as most sites will block the scrapers or ask for a fee. There might be a fut
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by bazmattaz 10mo ago
Huh? Explain
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by bazmattaz 11mo ago
100% agree. I think the subscription should be more like $30/$40 per month based on the value you get but of course users would never pay that! So I wonder if there would ever be a middle ground between what artists would accept and wh
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by bazmattaz 11mo ago
I think it’s a bit disingenuous to say that Spotify “cut” the revenue per stream. Spotify doesn’t have a fixed revenue per stream, payouts are dynamic and based on how much revenue it made and how many streams there are in total. Also Spoti
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by bazmattaz 11mo ago
Spotify is a profitable business now though right? Sure it doesn’t make huge profits due to paying out about 70% to larks but it’s finally profitable
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by bazmattaz 11mo ago
Why do you say so? They’re burning cash and don’t currently have a viable path to profitability. Sure they have millions of MAU but not many paying ones.
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by bazmattaz 11mo ago
From what i understand, and I’m no expert, is that all the smart money Is able to get in on an IPO early on way before retail investors have a chance. By the time the retail investors have a chance it’s too late and usually the stock dips p
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by bazmattaz 11mo ago
‘Empire of AI’ maybe?
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by bazmattaz 11mo ago
The to be honest for me toggling on and off the VPN every time I want to watch YT is just too annoying. I’m happy just watching YT as free in safari with ad block installed.
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by bazmattaz 11mo ago
I read that if/when Google find out that you’re not actually Albanian they’ll immediately band your entire account. So I wouldn’t recommend doing this trick for your main Google account that has your email and Google drive stuff….etc.
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by bazmattaz 11mo ago
Gmail is the worst for this
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by bazmattaz 11mo ago
My favourite part is when it opens a form or something to fill out but if you navigate away from this in-app web view to another app and back (say to get a password) you lose the session. It’s incredibly frustrating
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by bazmattaz 11mo ago
I’ve been using Ad Block Pro with safari on iOS for awhile and works perfectly. Even blocks YouTube ads (I watch YT via Safari)
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by bazmattaz 11mo ago
I’m not sure. I think we’ll live through a few years of AI slop before human created content becomes very popular again. I imagine a future where websites (like news outlets or blogs) will have something like a “100% human created” label on

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