zwnow

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by zwnow 8mo ago
Then ban me u loser, as I wrote HN is full of pretentious bullshitters. But its good that u wanna ban authentic views. Way to go. If i feel like it I'll just create a new account:-)
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by zwnow 8mo ago
Most code out there is a legacy security nightmare, surely its good to train on that.
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by zwnow 8mo ago
Well from cars or CPUs its not expected for them to eventually reach AGI, they also don't eat a trillion dollar hole into us peasants pockets. Sure, improvements can be made. But on a fundamental level, agents/LLMs can not reason
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by zwnow 8mo ago
Authentic people shouldn't be here? Interesting.
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by zwnow 8mo ago
You are thankfully wrong. I watch lots of talks on the topic from actual experts. New models are just old models with more tooling. Training data is exhausted and its a real issue.
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by zwnow 8mo ago
> The people who are in a position to influence the world are those who understand it are those who can pay people who understand it*
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by zwnow 8mo ago
> Well, at least people like me want this. Yeah because dynamic digital price signs in shops based on what data vendors have about you and AI can extract from it are such fun! Total surveillance. More than what's already happening.
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by zwnow 8mo ago
I also love how AI enthusiasts just ignore the issue of exhausted training data... You cant just magically create more training data. Also synthetic training data reduces the quality of models.
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by zwnow 8mo ago
I'd quickly trash your application if I see you just vibe coded some bullshit app. Developing is about working smart, and its not smart to ask AI to code stuff that already exists, its in fact wasteful.
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by zwnow 8mo ago
You are aware that these are individual cases right? How many crimes do Germans commit that aren't blown up in the media? Are you this retarded?
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by zwnow 8mo ago
If you really believe this you need help
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by zwnow 8mo ago
> It's fine to want that but let's not pretend "rent should be illegal" is a serious or reasonable policy proposal. So its fine for you that there are people owning 20+ properties speculating on profit for basic human
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by zwnow 8mo ago
> Landlord isn’t nearly as profitable as some people think. I am aware of that, still doesnt stop people from speculation and therefor preventing others from buying.
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by zwnow 8mo ago
> Are we looking at a future where home computers are replaced by thin clients and all the power lies in subscription services? Yes. Personal computing is dying if hardware vendors continue to cater to imaginary data centers for our imag
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by zwnow 8mo ago
My country (Germany) still consists out of 72.65% Germans (Wikipedia/Destatis Sept. 2025). Every other ethnic doesn't surpass 4%. Being an open and multicultural country kinda implies that other ethnics have a place here, and that
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by zwnow 8mo ago
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by zwnow 8mo ago
You can just test without submitting though?
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by zwnow 8mo ago
Cory's new book is also a pretty cool read, glad I found his work. Shows the enshittification processes big tech went through really well. Also touches on the post-american internet.
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by zwnow 8mo ago
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by zwnow 8mo ago
It 100% was about optimization. Introducing new devices, with more capabilities (storage place recommendations for example), that weren't 10 years old and broke every 2 weeks is optimizing.
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by zwnow 9mo ago
Yup same story here, also warehouse optimization. I was the reason the employees got new scanners and oh my... the scanners didn't have a physical keyboard. Now all the 50yo+ would have to aim on a touch display which is apparently imp
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by zwnow 9mo ago
Compared to the USA my country has actual democratic processes and laws in place to prevent parties from undermining everything.
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by zwnow 9mo ago
This would require a lot of changes in basic human rights and legislatures that would never go through within my lifetime so Ill just not think about this. Nuclear war is far more likely to happen during my lifetime.
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by zwnow 9mo ago
I'll agree on that. Europes facade is crumbling as well but people are too comfortable to do anything about it. Maybe the rough times in the USA actually make people take action.
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by zwnow 9mo ago
I have 500€ in my bank account, 3k debt and 30 years of work left ahead of me and I take a lot of idle time in cafes or trains or the park. I don't see the issue. The sooner one realizes that working hard isn't the key to life the
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by zwnow 9mo ago
So the analogy is okay if it supports your argument but a counter analogy isn't okay if it doesn't support your argument, got it.
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by zwnow 9mo ago
I dont judge, you are free to do however you please, but dont act like renting expensive car is a normal human thing to do and has nothing to do with bragging about how much money you have. Its a rich person hobby.
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by zwnow 9mo ago
Its not about whether the agent uses it but about some person building an agent based grep. It was a joke.
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by zwnow 9mo ago
An analogy doesnt work if it has thousands of flaws.
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by zwnow 9mo ago
You can pick apart a nail gun and see how it exactly works pretty easily. You cant do that with LLMs. Also a nail gun doesn't get less accurate the more nails you shoot one after another, a LLM does get less accurate the more steps it

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