kermit___

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   by kermit___ 1y ago

   Maybe it’s time to pivot?
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   by kermit___ 2y ago

   People’s basic needs are food and water, followed by safety, belonging, esteem, and finally self-actualization. In addition, convenience over non-convenience. With LLMs come a promise of safety in that they will solve our problems, potentia
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   by kermit___ 2y ago

   I hear you, and there are even greater concerns than the “you kids get off of my lawn” vibe, e.g. the massive amounts of water required for cooling data centers. But the “bubble” threat the post mentions is just emotional; things are accele
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   by kermit___ 2y ago

   They should be vetted by people that pay attention and read the content. If LLM garbage content is regularly getting around the filter, that’s a stone’s throw from dangerous content that could damage the community.
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   by kermit___ 2y ago

   This work seems like it was a some sort of advanced LLM output. Thought-provoking and curious, but no soulful thread of consciousness. It could also be schizoid rambling, but it seems too detached for that. I read it bottom to top and it ma
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   by kermit___ 2y ago

   Like any mind-altering substance, I would suggest caution. Bad decisions are made and dangerous thoughts are had. Relationships can end, lives can be ruined, and people can die. It’s not a hallucinagen-specific problem, but here be dragons.
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   by kermit___ 2y ago

   https://archive.ph/2025.03.18-084516/https://gizmodo.com/rem... (Had a page crash and strange refreshes from ads.)