A Luddite farm worker can assist in all those things, the question is, can it assist in a useful manner?
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TL;DR; If it's working for you, great, but presenting it like it's a general direct replacement for development teams is disingenuous. --- > Looks like we just have different expectations: i don't want to micromanage my…
> I think i have enough control. This is probably just a disagreement about the term "control", so we can agree to disagree on that one i suppose. The rest of the reply doesn't really relate to any of the points i…
> You have a lot of control over what the LLM creates. No, you don't, you have "influence" or "suggestion". You can absolutely narrow down the probability ranges of what is produced , but there is no guarantee that it…
Indeed, there are lots of methods, but i was specifically thinking of the possibility of a method an isolated AI might feasibly figure out with only the tools it has easily available to it. But as someone said earlier,…
The comic(manga actually) i was referring to was "Origin" by the manga author Boichi. I'll have a read of the paper, seems like it's similar in concept
source? for the trends i mean, not the extrapolation.
There's a comic out right now positing that a sufficiently intelligent AI with appropriate access could use imperceptible (to us) vibrations from mechanical computing parts like spinning rust HDD's etc. It's a throwaway…
That's generally how it is with opinionated frameworks (and i use that term as a literal, as opposed to agnostic), you do the thing in the way expected or it's a fight. Svelte is one of the less opinionated ones i've…
> LLMs in their current state have integrated into the workflows for many, many IT roles. They'll never be niche, unless governing bodies come together to kill them. That is an exaggeration, it is integrated into some…
> The author definitely saw it as a targeted attack that, when it failed, caused the attacker to switch tactics to intentionally cause harm. Saying "someone or something" is generic and also accurate it doesn't…
>I'm no Elon fan, but I can not think of a single human who has done more to reduce dependence on fossil fuels. We could use some of that clean energy he's facilitated to extract a small amount of gold from seawater.…
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It being common doesn't mean it's OK, it also doesn't mean people aren't allowed to be upset by it. Casual racism and bigotry are common, "You probably need to calm down a bit" is dismissive and condescending.
I'm aware of my own perspective, i don't generally crusade against whatever flavour of machine learning is being pushed currently. I was just pointing out that arguing against crusading by using an argument (or…
Shallow take. Your analogies only work if you don't take in to account there are different degrees of utility/quality/usefulness of the product. People absolutely crusade against dangerous food, or even just food that…
It sounds interesting, but its still just moving the problem surface elsewhere. Bringing model definition and usage closer to the storage layer thereby reducing the need for translation and transport might cut down on…
That's....certainly a take. it hurts that it's not exactly wrong. but i don't think it's 100% right either, there are some things that you just can't do reliably, in current db engines at least. As soon as you start…
I will defer to your superior knowledge of his actual writing, i haven't read them, i was referring purely to your reply to the statement provided. The quote mentioned faith and philosophy by name, if the actual…
Perhaps you're conflating faith with religion. Faith being "confidence, trust or belief in a thing , person or concept, sometimes in the absence of proof" Not to be confused with "blind faith" which is the above but…
A possible solution, perhaps, but i personally wouldn't consider it a good one. I can full stack dev, i choose not to because i don't like the current state of the front end ecosystem but that's a preference not a…
and usually in a context where the concept they are thinking of (the constitution) doesn't apply (anywhere that isn't the government)
indeed, this particular one though has the added complication of having part of it's meaning contained in the composition of the word. It's usage is still changing, obviously , but for me it's a more difficult…
I think that rather than a fundamental misunderstanding this is more of a fundamentally different outlook between us. I understand the draw of seeing 'value' as a metric by which to judge things but i don't generally…
A Luddite farm worker can assist in all those things, the question is, can it assist in a useful manner?
what is the specific domain of jquery ?>
TL;DR; If it's working for you, great, but presenting it like it's a general direct replacement for development teams is disingenuous. --- > Looks like we just have different expectations: i don't want to micromanage my…
> I think i have enough control. This is probably just a disagreement about the term "control", so we can agree to disagree on that one i suppose. The rest of the reply doesn't really relate to any of the points i…
> You have a lot of control over what the LLM creates. No, you don't, you have "influence" or "suggestion". You can absolutely narrow down the probability ranges of what is produced , but there is no guarantee that it…
Indeed, there are lots of methods, but i was specifically thinking of the possibility of a method an isolated AI might feasibly figure out with only the tools it has easily available to it. But as someone said earlier,…
The comic(manga actually) i was referring to was "Origin" by the manga author Boichi. I'll have a read of the paper, seems like it's similar in concept
source? for the trends i mean, not the extrapolation.
There's a comic out right now positing that a sufficiently intelligent AI with appropriate access could use imperceptible (to us) vibrations from mechanical computing parts like spinning rust HDD's etc. It's a throwaway…
That's generally how it is with opinionated frameworks (and i use that term as a literal, as opposed to agnostic), you do the thing in the way expected or it's a fight. Svelte is one of the less opinionated ones i've…
> LLMs in their current state have integrated into the workflows for many, many IT roles. They'll never be niche, unless governing bodies come together to kill them. That is an exaggeration, it is integrated into some…
> The author definitely saw it as a targeted attack that, when it failed, caused the attacker to switch tactics to intentionally cause harm. Saying "someone or something" is generic and also accurate it doesn't…
>I'm no Elon fan, but I can not think of a single human who has done more to reduce dependence on fossil fuels. We could use some of that clean energy he's facilitated to extract a small amount of gold from seawater.…
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It being common doesn't mean it's OK, it also doesn't mean people aren't allowed to be upset by it. Casual racism and bigotry are common, "You probably need to calm down a bit" is dismissive and condescending.
I'm aware of my own perspective, i don't generally crusade against whatever flavour of machine learning is being pushed currently. I was just pointing out that arguing against crusading by using an argument (or…
Shallow take. Your analogies only work if you don't take in to account there are different degrees of utility/quality/usefulness of the product. People absolutely crusade against dangerous food, or even just food that…
It sounds interesting, but its still just moving the problem surface elsewhere. Bringing model definition and usage closer to the storage layer thereby reducing the need for translation and transport might cut down on…
That's....certainly a take. it hurts that it's not exactly wrong. but i don't think it's 100% right either, there are some things that you just can't do reliably, in current db engines at least. As soon as you start…
I will defer to your superior knowledge of his actual writing, i haven't read them, i was referring purely to your reply to the statement provided. The quote mentioned faith and philosophy by name, if the actual…
Perhaps you're conflating faith with religion. Faith being "confidence, trust or belief in a thing , person or concept, sometimes in the absence of proof" Not to be confused with "blind faith" which is the above but…
A possible solution, perhaps, but i personally wouldn't consider it a good one. I can full stack dev, i choose not to because i don't like the current state of the front end ecosystem but that's a preference not a…
and usually in a context where the concept they are thinking of (the constitution) doesn't apply (anywhere that isn't the government)
indeed, this particular one though has the added complication of having part of it's meaning contained in the composition of the word. It's usage is still changing, obviously , but for me it's a more difficult…
I think that rather than a fundamental misunderstanding this is more of a fundamentally different outlook between us. I understand the draw of seeing 'value' as a metric by which to judge things but i don't generally…