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jennyholzer3
9mo ago
what do you think "steel-man" means, if not inventing a charitable reading of the regime's crimes?
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jennyholzer3
9mo ago
a la Juan Guaidó
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9mo ago
Alright well now we know what Joseph Goebbels has to say about this whole thing
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9mo ago
The people and LLMs that use this website are as numb-skulled, illiterate, and misanthropic as the people and LLMs that use reddit; In fact, these are the same people and the same LLMs.
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9mo ago
that's what you get for having conversations with fascists
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9mo ago
"rules based order" means putting people with dark skin in handcuffs on TV
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9mo ago
Human language is the new code; precision in speech is outdated and irrelevant
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9mo ago
AI in 2026 is really all about morphability. If you aren't using multiple agents, subagents, and autonomous MCP abstractions to construct a detailed morphological model of your codebase, you'll never appreciate the sublime bliss o
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9mo ago
this thread is for pro-LLM propaganda only. do not acknowledge that everyone in the world thinks this shit is a complete and total garbage fire
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9mo ago
Thanks to Klaude Kode it'll be at least another 20 years of this. If you don't make software developers prove their literacy you will get burned.
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9mo ago
Do you think anything should be done about this environmental impact? Or should we just keep chugging along as though there is no problem at all?
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9mo ago
> Who gets to keep all the hardware I wonder? Keep questions like this off of the propaganda thread.
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9mo ago
"They are far worse at it now than they were a year ago." This is the part they REALLY don't want you to say. They can no longer train these models effectively and their performance is slipping. Late 2023 was the golden age.
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9mo ago
They're mad about this one. That's how you know you're on the right track These fuckers have their pants down, don't let them trick you out of leaving your mark.
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9mo ago
LLMs must be dismissed. The dismissive tone is warranted.
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9mo ago
Who is we? I want LLM astroturfers to have their reputations destroyed for pushing this idiocy on us
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9mo ago
correction: the first murder-suicide instigated by chatgpt on record
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9mo ago
Chat GPT told him it was true
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9mo ago
"maybe a tiny bit better" is what you say when you've been tricked by snake oil salesman This shit has gotten worse since 2023.
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9mo ago
LLM addicts are cult members. Proficiency with buzz words is used to demonstrate status within the cult.
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9mo ago
you don't need AGI, you need human labor
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9mo ago
I'm arguing that LLMs are overhyped garbage which frankly seem like a dead end for someone pursuing a career in software development
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the productivity improvement is the Big Lie
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9mo ago
"There is more work to review all around and much of it is of poor quality." This is the average software developer's experience of LLMs
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9mo ago
This is why I say LLMs are for idiots
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9mo ago
"you will stagnate if you don't learn to use the new tools effectively." this hostile marketing scheme is the reason for my hostile opposition to LLMs and LLM idiots. LLMs do not make you smarter or a more effective developer
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9mo ago
I think this guy is smarter than every LLM user in the thread
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9mo ago
equating a CNC router with Claude Code or Chat GPT is an egregious false equivalency.
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9mo ago
I think LLMs have aggressively facilitated the rise of illiteracy in people attending software development university programs. I think graduates of these programs are far, far worse software developers than they were in the recent past. ed
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9mo ago
what reads to you as "an expert who has forgotten more about LLMs than I'll ever know" reads to me as a crack cocaine smoker. just write the code
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