jennyholzer

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by jennyholzer 9mo ago
I am staunchly anti-Republican. In my opinion, the sole cultural domain in which Republicans are far stronger than Democrats is graphic design. If you do not have a strong graphic design background, I'd urge you to avoid taking sides o
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by jennyholzer 9mo ago
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by jennyholzer 9mo ago
Robo-eugenics is the best answer I can come up with
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by jennyholzer 9mo ago
satire is forbidden. edit your comment to remove references to this forsaken literary device or it will be scheduled for removal.
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by jennyholzer 10mo ago
Oops! We're really sorry but we accidentally tricked a bunch of you guys into becoming slaves!
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by jennyholzer 10mo ago
IMO OpenAI is the contemporary manifestation of the sort of eugenicist thought that infected and eventually haunted the United States and Europe in the 19th and 20th centuries. I can't speak for other cultures, but as an English-langua
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by jennyholzer 10mo ago
human sexual reproduction is evil and must be repressed edit: all hail our corporate overlords
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by jennyholzer 10mo ago
"general AI" is a lie. if you believe in "general AI", you are a sucker. if you believe in "general AI", you have been conned. Welcome to America.
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by jennyholzer 10mo ago
if you described claude code in 2025 to anyone from 1 year ago, they would tell you it's gotten worse.
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by jennyholzer 10mo ago
i got off that shit two years ago. you're a victim, i am not.
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by jennyholzer 10mo ago
to be fair, they don't work
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by jennyholzer 10mo ago
the killer app is "kinda fancy google search" now go produce 300% as much as you did last year, slave
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by jennyholzer 10mo ago
"No LLM has ever been as good as people said it was." The reason for this is because LLM companies have tuned their models to aggressively blow smoke up their users' asses. These "tools" are designed to aggressively
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by jennyholzer 10mo ago
"AI" benchmarks are and have consistently been lies and misinformation. Gemini is dead in the water.
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by jennyholzer 10mo ago
boooooooooooooo
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by jennyholzer 10mo ago
I've been getting flagged by high-on-their-own-supply AI boosters for identifying that LLM benchmarks have been obvious bullshit for at least the last year and a half. What changed to make "the inevitable AI bubble" the domin
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by jennyholzer 11mo ago
Why are you hell bent on using a LLM model to solve your problem? If I have a straight forward task, I give it to an LLM. If I have a task I think is hard, I plan how I will tackle it, and then handle it myself in a series of steps. LLM usa
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by jennyholzer 11mo ago
Since the day GPT-5 released, I've felt quite confident that the GPT-4 era was the golden era for AI. I don't have evidence beyond my experience using the product, but based on that experience I believe that Open AI has been cooki
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by jennyholzer 1y ago
I buy it. I perceive you and people who talk like you (read: LLM Boosters) as literal cult members.
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by jennyholzer 1y ago
If I'm not mistaken he's working with Ezra Klein to push the Democrats to embrace racism instead of popular economic measures. Edit: I expect that these guys will try to make a J.D. Vance style Republican pivot in the next 4-8 yea
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by jennyholzer 1y ago
You seem to be making an implicit claim that LLMs can create an effective cancer drug "10% of the time". Smells like complete and total bullshit to me. Edit: @eucyclos: I don't assume that Chat GPT and LLM tools have saved ca
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by jennyholzer 1y ago
name the podcasts
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by jennyholzer 1y ago
> Are we in a shortage of average software? Yes. The "true" average software quality is far, far lower than the average person perceives it to be. ChatGPT and other LLM tools have contributed massively to lowering average softw
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by jennyholzer 1y ago
With this in mind, I have to assume that they were killing children on Epstein's island.
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by jennyholzer 1y ago
It's hard for me to imagine anyone who didn't already rise to prominence in the mass media environment of yesteryear to engage voters in the way Trump has. In other words, I think Trump was able to succeed politically because he w
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by jennyholzer 1y ago
That's giving Ronald Reagan a lot of credit. edit: Forgot about Watergate for a second there.
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by jennyholzer 1y ago
Trump is the glue.
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by jennyholzer 1y ago
Could you post the names of some influential books or articles from the Information Architecture scene? I've never heard of it, but I'm impressed by OP's website and I'm interested in learning more. edit: There's a
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by jennyholzer 1y ago
I am highly impressed by the lexicon feature, but I think it would be nice if you could disable the highlighting
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by jennyholzer 1y ago
I want to provide a counter perspective, which is that I am very happy with way in which the website deconstructs the book into short "articles". What I mean is that I think this website (at least from my perspective) has a succes

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