ldng

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by ldng 9d ago
You are far from alone on that path and indeed I also wonder if it may be time to let it go.
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by ldng 20d ago
There is a MAJOR difference between predictable generated machine code and Russian Roulette code generator.
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by ldng 28d ago
Well they should rewrite their shitty sluggish new JS UI in Rust then.
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by ldng 1mo ago
What an amazing way to inflate token spending ! /s
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by ldng 1mo ago
But the thin is that de dev don't review the generated code ... because, surely, that's the reviewer's job ... right ? /s
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by ldng 1mo ago
We'll see, crash will tell.
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by ldng 1mo ago
Indeed, what could possibly go wrong ?
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by ldng 1mo ago
No, it illustrates the carelessness of the UK AI Security Institute. They even admit it : "This incident should be interpreted with caution and nuance. To some degree, our evaluation design choices and specific configurations enabled t
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by ldng 1mo ago
Ok, but the article is about etching the model, not a "whole bunch of systems". So far, I still don't if its actually doable or if it is just unsubstantiated speculation.
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by ldng 1mo ago
How ? Do LLMs actually "know' when they don't "know" ?
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by ldng 1mo ago
I am not shitting on the guy, I literally said : "sorry no offence to you personally". I am crossed with DDG that for sure. And I said, many people have complained, here on HN about it, only to be met with the same damage control
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by ldng 1mo ago
For about the last to years I've seen the bubble effect creeping in. And, sorry no offence to you personally, to be blunt, I'm not interested in damage control. When I make a generic search unrelated to a hobby I have and I get as
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by ldng 1mo ago
You're reading that incorrectly. I disapprove of the bubble effect. I specified I'm not interested in chabot because I'm looking for a search engine and some people tend to conflate the two. I prefer first hand information, h
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by ldng 1mo ago
It's the bubble I have the most issue with. Second-guessing is annoying. This month is getting worst with unasked for auto-correct that, of course, is wrong and end up not allowing me to search exactly what I want because DDG supposedl
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by ldng 1mo ago
And that's exactly why I moved. And now they broke that trust.
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by ldng 1mo ago
Because I don't trust them anymore ?
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by ldng 1mo ago
Interesting. I'll give Ecosia/Qwant a go than as I'm not really interested in opting-out of a bubble. Edit: hum, sadly, Qwant integration to Firefox seems to be broken at the moment.
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by ldng 1mo ago
Exactly. I don't like search engine second-guessing what I'm looking for, more often than not it's a miss.
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by ldng 2mo ago
Agents are the proof that LLMs Plateaued : you need the loop to get further.
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Ask HN: What are the viable alternatives to DuckDuckGo?
42 points by ldng 2mo ago|94 comments
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by ldng 2mo ago
What supplemental information is there ? I did not read much more than in the linked article.
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by ldng 3mo ago
Plus you can't say it's because Trump's terrible economics so safer to blame AI.
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by ldng 3mo ago
Let me guess, because you, yourself, are not an employee so you don't mind because it does not apply to you ?
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by ldng 3mo ago
It took a VERY VERY long time for these replacement products to appear.
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by ldng 3mo ago
Right. But where are Frontpage and Dreamweaver now ?
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by ldng 3mo ago
Strike that, not 3G, 2G and Edge !
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by ldng 3mo ago
It. Was. Bad. But Apple managed to strongarm telcos and it came with free unlimited 3G.
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by ldng 4mo ago
Except it does not work ex-nihilo and the bubble busrt is going to be painful
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by ldng 4mo ago
Have you ? I've been a ddg user full time for 15+ years and I did see it improve quite lot over time. But quality dropped when Yandex was cut off. Lately, I've noticed YET AGAIN being trapped in a bubble with results being to clev
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by ldng 5mo ago
More often than people would like to admit, Google IS the scammer...

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