newswasboring

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by newswasboring 5d ago
Who's deciding for anybody?
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by newswasboring 5d ago
The plethora of AI psychosis reports. The existence of my boyfriend is AI subreddit and almost all the content on it.
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by newswasboring 5d ago
> In theory the LLM will escalate or recommend professional help if they're out of their depth. LLMs can barely identify gaps in their own software designs, and they are provably good at making software.
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by newswasboring 5d ago
The need is not in question, the solution is. This annoying glaze machine is not it for mental health tasks.
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by newswasboring 8d ago
I don't think this is hard to understand. The biggest employers in America have people who are on food stamps. When we deprive people of resources, what else do we expect?
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by newswasboring 8d ago
Yeah but what exactly are we to do? If the bar for proof is so high, there isn't a way to meet it as these things are super complex. I'm all for being rational but at some point we need to accept something is stupid and stop tryin
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by newswasboring 8d ago
Does it? I've tried so many versions of this in custom instructions.
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by newswasboring 9d ago
He was not government. He was not elected. He was just a random person given the reign of the entire government spending. This whole setup was stupid.
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by newswasboring 9d ago
> If there was documented, provable harm done to the residents from the lead poisoning (not saying there isn’t, I just don’t know), they could surely win a civil case claiming negligence by the city and/or water treatment facilities
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by newswasboring 11d ago
If you actually accomplish something like this your post will be on top of HN and discussed with reverence. Source: Every Tom7 video. I am not saying someone trying to run this as production would not be an asshole, but the technical feat i
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by newswasboring 15d ago
I see both feet and animation.
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by newswasboring 16d ago
I think these guideline are built into the llms. After all with llms, any decision you don't take will be taken for you. For a so called slop site (Simon's words, not mine :P) I don't think they specified a style so the llm j
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by newswasboring 16d ago
I'm guessing, but can be because then the skill will always fetch the latest docs.
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by newswasboring 16d ago
But hermes agent can do whatever openclaw can. At least in my experience. Then why delegate to claw and not just a hermes profile?
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by newswasboring 17d ago
Just want to make it clear that what I am talking about is not mass spamming. The agent gets a list of jobs from various portals through a script, and then through an google sheets they can be marked to be further processed. Neither me or m
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by newswasboring 17d ago
The same way we know its doing anything correctly, reviewing its work and prealigning guidelines. Make sure you click the submit button yourself.
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by newswasboring 17d ago
This is my pet peeve. All the disastrous failures get reported big, but the news doesn't report when a system just quitely does the task.
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by newswasboring 17d ago
Job search and language learning. The job market for juniors and mid level is crazy. Everyone has a different form to fill out with the same questions. My wife has countered this by using Hermes and some handcrafted master files/db. I
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by newswasboring 17d ago
Bro we recently saw the trailer for GTA 6. I personally work on machines which have to compensate for relativistic effects of individual photons in real time. I am not sure how else to prove that we are doing more advanced in making softwar
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by newswasboring 17d ago
Disingenuous? Plagiarism? Care to explain? I dont even understand what you mean by these words in this context.
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by newswasboring 17d ago
Great initiative. I was expecting something like this to happen. I think a good addition to the website can be success stories people share from this approach. Sending a link this to a manager is not very convincing, but managers respond ve
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by newswasboring 18d ago
You are equating governance failures with technological ones. At one hand you are asking me to prove how technology like writing or cars are useful but on the other hand you are bemoaning people's declining reading abilities. What even
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by newswasboring 18d ago
These are all fair observations, I have not personally come across these yet but I am also not looking for them. I guess someone more involved in open source collaboration would have a better lens here.
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by newswasboring 18d ago
I am not arguing that things don't change and certain skills dont atrophy. I am arguing that the atrophied skills are compensated by new skills we develop. But your personal attack makes me feel like your purpose is to win, not to be r
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by newswasboring 18d ago
> Nope, most of the PRs are authored entirely by agents with people instructing them to “pr famous projects in my name to increase my GitHub profile value or “hire ability”. I've heard this in a lot of places, don't have a way
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by newswasboring 18d ago
How does that matter for a coding task?
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by newswasboring 18d ago
That's because you are used to it. I am old enough to have been there during the rise of things like intellisense and language servers, people were making the exact same arguments about them. That not knowing your API to the core makes
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by newswasboring 20d ago
How do you see this as a immigration problem and not a company culture problem? You are again assuming people from a certain place are a certain way. Now you have firmly crossed into bigotry.
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by newswasboring 20d ago
> As in, what work or enjoyment does someone actually get from this? I have been pondering this and have come out with a single statement. It allows you to create the missing piece in the art you want to create. Assets for games, music f
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by newswasboring 20d ago
A 99.5 means over one year you will need to wait about 40 hours total for the issue to be solved. What kind of high pressure crud app are you making where this is a problem?

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