zaphirplane

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by zaphirplane 7d ago
Really? there would be complaints, it’s expensive and doesn’t do as well
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by zaphirplane 7d ago
There are fees thou and i cant imagine they are losing out as a business
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by zaphirplane 7d ago
100% sentences like i convinced it or made it admit are just weird But how else to describe the situation
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by zaphirplane 8d ago
big tech is moving / has moved away from the role.
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by zaphirplane 9d ago
Isn’t this a tyre quality thing
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by zaphirplane 12d ago
Why would I ask a LLM a rhetorical question
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by zaphirplane 15d ago
This is load bearing
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by zaphirplane 17d ago
Too funny
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by zaphirplane 1mo ago
We haven’t had LLM agents for 7 years
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by zaphirplane 1mo ago
Selling something desirable has been an incentive since year dot But this reminds me of the black mirror episode of a female that needs a subscription to live and the company keeps increasing and restricting the subscription
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by zaphirplane 2mo ago
That’s the thing we don’t need to invent a vague definition to attempt to cast a wide net Here is the definition https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/engineer...
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by zaphirplane 2mo ago
repeating the statement doesn’t make a counter point
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by zaphirplane 2mo ago
It can be the language they prefer. Why would someone spend money to create software in some language for the sake of having an LLM generate it
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by zaphirplane 2mo ago
Why is it engineering what makes it engineering
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by zaphirplane 2mo ago
Sure but whatever company you pay for in any industry will do as they are legally told eventually Goes to the spyware in your tv to the trackers cameras in your EV
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by zaphirplane 2mo ago
I don’t know if your claims are true, misinformed, rumors. On the censor bit all companies operate within the law of the country they are in .
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by zaphirplane 2mo ago
Scrolled looking for this comment the decline appears to be way earlier than LLM agents becoming popular. But where did all the users go is something that would be interesting
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by zaphirplane 2mo ago
How does SoA help ?
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by zaphirplane 2mo ago
> Fable being a world ending threat for finding security vulnerabilities No that’s the other myth ( some variants of spelling) one
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by zaphirplane 2mo ago
Well … one was a non profit and I still can’t figure out how it kept the donations the tax benefits and because a trillion for profit company
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by zaphirplane 3mo ago
Are you saying 2 wrongs make a right
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by zaphirplane 3mo ago
How is that different from Facebook
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by zaphirplane 3mo ago
> Also, the output of the LLM is public domain by law Why so? Also there is a lot of code in ironically claude and ChatGPT that’s generated by LLM . Yet I haven’t seen the public domain code
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by zaphirplane 3mo ago
> Occam’s razor No dog in this fight but the Occam’s razor here is the story, model could be tricked to do things it was hobbled from doing
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by zaphirplane 3mo ago
We don’t need to speculate do we, there are tons of real non company run OSS projects Now I personally wish lawyers and plumbers also got into the free work thing but here we are
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by zaphirplane 3mo ago
Are there real acknowledgments cases of multiple companies coming together to bribe some state level people to increase their profit and splitting the bribe across the companies? Like GM, BNW and Honda coming together bribing and splitting
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by zaphirplane 3mo ago
rewrite SAS, salesforce or SAP, will never have the breadth and business know how
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by zaphirplane 3mo ago
Everything we do is about anticipation, from cooking to walking to driving. You maybe thinking 100% or nothing
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by zaphirplane 3mo ago
What does nothing matter mean thou ? The extrapolation is very plausible outcome thou
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by zaphirplane 3mo ago
That’s just not economically viable. Even if it becomes viable after some singularity event the path there will be 1000 the upheaval seen during the wipe out of manufacturing and mining

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