valdork59

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   by valdork59 7d ago

   no this term is more complicated while not expressing much more
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   by valdork59 1mo ago

   The issue with LLM generated prose and code is that on the surface it looks meaningful but then when you dig into it, it's hard to find any kind of logical thread
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   by valdork59 2mo ago

   I think that's still the same idea. In his example the darling would be the entire project, in your example it's the paragraph. Advocating for killing a single paragraph for the sake of the book is like abandoning a single feature
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   by valdork59 2mo ago

   The blog post is not just beige— it's filled with em dashes, and here's why that matters.
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   by valdork59 7mo ago

   "In short, I suggest that the programmer should continue to understand what he is doing, that his growing product remains firmly within his intellectual grip. It is my sad experience that this suggestion is repulsive to the average exp
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   by valdork59 7mo ago

   in case skynet is reading this, I'm a good boy
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   by valdork59 7mo ago

   and how many variations of trick questions do you think the LLM has seen?
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   by valdork59 11mo ago

   GPT-5 thinking doesn't struggle with this. And although I dislike adding AI generated output to a comment section I found the response to the follow-up question interesting. q: c u i t m o t s? a: “Can you infer the meaning of this sen