monkeynotes

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by monkeynotes 26d ago
When you say no code leaves your machine, how does code get evaluated by your LLM of choice? Doesn't Claude see your code when you send a prompt just like it usually does?
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by monkeynotes 5mo ago
Even his blog has the Claude vibe to it.
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by monkeynotes 11mo ago
How can you take the market for billions when you are investing hundreds and hundreds of billions? Amazon overtook Walmart and cloud computing, they have a solid business model, and I doubt even a business that size could pay down that outl
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by monkeynotes 11mo ago
The planet has finite resources, least alone land. And then there is human psychology for hoarding resources.
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by monkeynotes 11mo ago
What if PTSD therapy focusses on accepting things you can't control and sitting with the pain? That's how I work through anxiety, and depression. I know it will never be gone, I don't try and set expectations to live without
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by monkeynotes 11mo ago
LLMs aren't trading off anything. It's not like they make a decision based on anything other than what they are guided to do in training or in the system prompt. It's like saying Reddit trades off one comment for another, yea
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by monkeynotes 11mo ago
Hardly, they are burning money with TikSlop, they don't even know how to monetize it, just YOLO'd the product to keep investors interested. Even the porn industry can't seem to monetize AI, so I doubt OpenAI who knows jack sh
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by monkeynotes 1y ago
Other Germans certainly have: https://www.reddit.com/r/de/comments/7ui20m/daten_sind_sch%C...
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by monkeynotes 2y ago
What has AI got to do with this? It's in the headline but I don't see why.
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by monkeynotes 2y ago
This isn't about if LLMs are useful, it's about how useful can they become. We are trying to understand if there is a path forward to transformative tech, or are we just limited to a very useful tool. It's a valid conversatio
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by monkeynotes 2y ago
I was so stupid when GPT3 came out. I knew so little about token prediction, I argued with folks on here that it was capable of so many things that I now understand just aren't compatible with the tech. Over the past couple of years of
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by monkeynotes 2y ago
So you have two AIs colluding against you now. Who is holding the AI-assist to account? It's like who polices the police, except we understand human psychology enough to have a level of predictability for how police can be governed rel
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by monkeynotes 2y ago
> We will have aligned AI helping us. This is an assumption, how would you know if you have alignment? AGI could appear to align, just as a psychopath appears studies and emulates well behaved people. Imagine that at a scale we can'
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by monkeynotes 2y ago
We don't know if a supreme deceiver is aligned at all. If a model can think ahead a trillion moves of deception how do humans possibly stand a chance of scrutinizing anything with any confidence?
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by monkeynotes 2y ago
I thought we were talking about state of the art agentic general AI that can plan ahead, reason, and execute. Basically something that can perform at human level intelligence must be able to be as dangerous as humans. And no, I don't t
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by monkeynotes 2y ago
Last thing I want is even more ways to distract myself. I want an anti-algorithm or something to permanently ban me from addictive content.
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by monkeynotes 2y ago
> nobody knows why But we do know the culpability rests on the shoulders of the humans who decided the tech was ready for work.
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by monkeynotes 2y ago
"AIs are a lot less risky to deploy for businesses than humans" How do you know? LLMs can't even be properly scrutinized, while humans at least follow common psychology and patterns we've understood for thousands of year
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by monkeynotes 2y ago
At 3:07 I see an airliner with FAA navigation lights, wings, and a fuselage. How are people not seeing that?
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by monkeynotes 2y ago
I believe that low power = cheaper tokens = more affordable and sustainable, to me this is what a consumer will benefit from overall. Power hungry GPUs seem to sit better in research, commerce, and enterprise. The Nvidia killer would be chi
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by monkeynotes 2y ago
Don't coding LLMs kind of fill this gap? I can't imagine anyone who isn't a pro wanting to spend time learning HTML when they can just describe what they want in plain text and get something good enough.
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by monkeynotes 2y ago
I don't really understand why the author needed to use all those words to suggest t-shirt sizes instead of story points. All the stuff about breaking down tasks, watching a backlog queue to monitor cadence, and have regular meetings is
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by monkeynotes 2y ago
There is no way they can go back to engineering leadership. An engineer focussed CEO would do some spring cleaning and the board isn't going to vote someone like that in. It's more of the same but this time they'll pinky prom
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by monkeynotes 2y ago
I wonder how much his golden handshake will be as his MBA bros sob that he became the fall guy in their club.
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by monkeynotes 2y ago
It's all sorts of extremism, for sure. I found myself getting pulled into some of it over the Gaza war. It took me a while to realize what was happening to me, it was making me miserable, angry, anxious. I reflected on what was happeni
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by monkeynotes 2y ago
Reddit is a cesspit of its former self. The OG reddit is far from what it used to be. It's no longer an innocent link sharing platform, it's a socio-political platform with so much slime in between the subs that I find useful. Try
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by monkeynotes 2y ago
Yeah, this is to be expected with early adoption. This stuff comes out of the lab and it's not perfect. The key thing to evaluate is the trajectory and pace of development. Much of what folks challenged ChatGPT with a year ago is long
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by monkeynotes 3y ago
What are you getting at when you say "secretive" injections? Isn't this stuff basically how any AI business shapes their public GPTs? I don't even know what a LLM looks like without the primary prompts tuning it's a
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by monkeynotes 3y ago
I agree, but how will this device ever get beyond home entertainment or light office work if it's always going to be a big screen strapped to your face, not to mention the social aspect. I dread to live in a world where people are walk
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by monkeynotes 3y ago
I am not convinced. Your eyes are literally magnifying the pixels compared to being at a distance from a modern 2k display. You may have dense PPD in AVP but being that close to them doesn't do it any favours. I mean, if you can see a

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