bjertoref

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   by bjertoref 2mo ago

   Stephen Hawking wouldn't exist in our society if we didn't care for people like him.
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   by bjertoref 2mo ago

   This post reminds me of the book recommendation shared on Facebook. The Sound of a Wild Snail Eating by Elisabeth Tova Bailey Bedridden and suffering from a neurological disorder, the author recounts the profound effect on her life caused b
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   by bjertoref 2mo ago

   In the fullness of time, LLMs will eventually become commodities and their price will be a race to the bottom. As the competitive advantage of one LLM over another shrinks - particularly as open source models expand - the value proposition
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   by bjertoref 3mo ago

   This comment made me imagine what would the guy maintaining my first deployed project at my first company thinks about me. Never had this thought ever cross my mind.
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   by bjertoref 3mo ago

   That is like running Photoshop reliably on an encrypted image.
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   by bjertoref 3mo ago

   This is Indian Jugaad mentality being imported into Software Development. English equivalent is Kludge. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jugaad
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   by bjertoref 3mo ago

   > I suspect it's not seen as a problem by providers because more lines generated means more tokens used and hence more billing put out on customers. To generate elegant code with more restrictions, it means more thinking tokens and
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   by bjertoref 4mo ago

   They'll do some other engineering like thing... Maybe like work in space tourism industry to Earth-Moon 5 Lagrange points.