gibbitz

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by gibbitz 11d ago
Someone needs to prompt "how do I letsencrypt?"...
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by gibbitz 11d ago
If the point of the agent is to perform "reasoning" for operators, being able to understand the "train of thought" is part of the output. Removing access to this (efficient for the model or not) is removing value for the
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by gibbitz 21d ago
I'm using it to code under free use on Cursor for the remainder of the month and finding I have to look over its shoulder to make sure it is following my spec and my prompt. So like... what you would expect it to do. With banking I may
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by gibbitz 1mo ago
Other prompts. Usually working 3 tickets at a time in parallel. My company's contracts make #tokenmaxximg a thing still. When this ends, I'll probably be researching another ticket to reduce context and token cost on my next promp
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by gibbitz 1mo ago
Also the ash doesn't catch fire underground
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by gibbitz 1mo ago
I think the problem here is that we have a bias for those who agree with us that outweighs our patience in searching for oppositional opinions that are well founded. From a liberal bubble it is quite hard to find conservative viewpoints tha
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by gibbitz 1mo ago
IDK about the 2400 year old argument (apparently against paper), but if you need to use AI to organize your book find something else to do. If you don't have the patience or motivation to learn and do this, why should a reader have the
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by gibbitz 1mo ago
Tell them instead that every time they use GPT for a paper they're killing education.
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by gibbitz 1mo ago
Even as a developer who uses RPI skills with models, I watch them write utilities that already exist, make inline functions when a utility class that it would logically fit in goes untouched. Bloat isn't just because of vibe coders, it
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by gibbitz 1mo ago
Meanwhile in the US the laws are being changed to protect the wealthy, while the current administration is siphoning value of national assets into their own pockets. The poorer the country, the more likely this is to happen. I wonder how lo
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by gibbitz 1mo ago
In this case it's like cable TV. Only not a monopoly if you look at the whole country...
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by gibbitz 1mo ago
Or is it all a nice story that matches the scifi we have been consuming for the past 50+ years. If these LLMs are all trained on the same data, what do they gain from "sharing information" on a chat board. This sounds like what hu
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by gibbitz 2mo ago
Will the original artists come for royalties or will OpenAI? Or both? Facebooks motto was "move fast and break things" the AI industry motto should be "break things and make fixing them everyone else's problem".
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by gibbitz 2mo ago
...Or how stupid tariffs led to burning down the rest of the Amazon.
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by gibbitz 2mo ago
> Why it matters: It is the latest sign that capable AI models can pose serious cybersecurity risks even when they're being tested for defensive or research purposes Or that these companies simply have sh!tty opsec. This feels like
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by gibbitz 2mo ago
This whole article leads one to ask what the business model is for selling consciousness? The reason these tools sell is because they do the generative tasks that are valuable and done by humans. Businesses don't pay people for being c
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by gibbitz 2mo ago
It must be nice to choose this approach to life. For most people it is hoisted on them. You want to have a place to live you take a job the job doesn't pay enough, you take another. Your parents get old you take care of them. You have
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by gibbitz 2mo ago
I think while reading this I realized why I'm so unhappy. I've been trying to drive on a road where everyone else is trying to manage the curves and trying along with them when what really rewards is going off road. The shortest p
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by gibbitz 2mo ago
Anthropic should have source access through contracts for service with microslop. TBF, with source access, this is really disappointing considering the hype that Fable has been endowed with by the media and the Whitehouse. I would have expe
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by gibbitz 2mo ago
My thoughts exactly. I guess if you only read WSJ, you're still tokenmaxxing your employees and never thought about what comes next...
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by gibbitz 2mo ago
The character design is nice on it's surface. Not sure if I want the character to feel plush or smooth. Much of the world has a photographic burned edge look that suggests weathering wear and grime that is missing from Rilo. This along
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by gibbitz 3mo ago
This is what happens when the president was a reality TV star and a Fox News host runs the military. We usually have competent and qualified people making these decisions.
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by gibbitz 3mo ago
Did they all buy cars with bad transmissions that the women in their lives told them not to buy?
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by gibbitz 3mo ago
If you want to be moral you should stop using tech all together. From the materials used to make it to the labor practices used to fabricate and assemble it to the corporate decisions on where to manufacture it to the quantity of diesel con
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by gibbitz 3mo ago
Exactly. Tools by definition have users. LLMs (real things) are tools. AI (science fiction) is a "person". When the "AI" demands a wage, I'll consider it real. Until then it's an LLM which is a tool. You wouldn
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by gibbitz 3mo ago
I was wondering the other day why we didn't put this level of effort into building a highway across the Atlantic and the Pacific. It seems to me if we just piled bricks made with all the money dumped into AI in the ocean, we could easi
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by gibbitz 3mo ago
Those employee wages for a product is a 20th century way of making money. Taking investor cash and paying it back with supplier "investments" is how "capitalism" works in today's economy. The labor market and produc
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by gibbitz 3mo ago
I have been thinking about the similarities between economics and religion since I was in middle school. I believe if our current civilization continues for another millennium we will look at the post-industrial revolution as the second dar
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by gibbitz 3mo ago
Muzak isn't what most people choose to listen to. I'm not bemoaning the use/existence of the tool, I'm bemoaning what it did to the internet and taste making. We accept boring competence in web design like we accept weir
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by gibbitz 3mo ago
Tailwind is the latest bootstrap. These frameworks were designed to allow people with no skill in design/UI to produce something that passed for attractive. Since most clients are more concerned about time and cost than quality and ori

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