r00sty

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   by r00sty 1y ago

   I imagine his opinions might have changed by now. If we're still residing in 2023, I would be inclined to agree with him. Today, in 2025 however, LLMs are just another tool being used to "reduce labor costs" and extract more
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   by r00sty 1y ago

   I always spend more time fighting the bot and having to debug the code it gives for anything it gives to be useful.
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   by r00sty 1y ago

   In a more perfect world where we were just discussing the merits of the tech, I would be more inclined to agree. But I have to impress that the entire point of the tech is to do everything. AI receives so much funding and support from the
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   by r00sty 1y ago

   This is good info. Too many products have hyperbolic promises but ultimately fail operationally in the real world because they are simply lacking. It is important that this be repeated ad nauseum with AI since it seems there are so many &qu
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   by r00sty 1y ago

   I mean. How would you feel if you coded a menu in Python with certain choices but when you used it the choices were never the same or in the same order, sometimes there were fake choices, sometimes they are improperly labelled and sometimes