Or, you know, play it for 5 mins and see if it’s good?
No, no, don’t you understand? This person glanced at the code. We’re talking about a full-on glance here. They know it’s horribly optimised.
It's called post-training, typically through some form of reinforcement learning, and is a significant part of modern LLM development. You have the first stage, pre-training, which is learning from next token…
> current frontier models need laborious oversight and guardrails on even the simplest tasks It is literally denialist about current capabilities
Is that Matt Berry!?
Rogue nations will not apply this AI label to the content they generate, so they will end up looking more authentic in comparison.
> My point exactly No it wasn't. You said the claims were only based on quantity. I'm saying the opposite. I deliver the same quantity, with higher quality. > Can we cash that check or is it gonna trade heavily…
I'm doing better, with less effort. I mostly work on UI (for an internal, science-focused app) and it used be that features would take a sprint or two to grind out, and would always be an MVP to meet just the most…
Yet another AI written slop article hitting the top of HN. Evidence: Look at the most recent article on this blog: https://julienreszka.com/blog/difficult-conversations-don-t-... "Memory is reconstructive. When someone…
Whenever I read these kind of articles about AI financials, I'm reminded of identical screeds I read about Uber a few years ago. They were angrily insistent that Uber was a scam company run by criminals and charlatans…
Registering a domain usually happens very early in a business' history. It might literally be the first concrete thing the founder does. If the founder is non-technical, they're just going to Google "buy a domain" and…
Or, you know, play it for 5 mins and see if it’s good?
No, no, don’t you understand? This person glanced at the code. We’re talking about a full-on glance here. They know it’s horribly optimised.
It's called post-training, typically through some form of reinforcement learning, and is a significant part of modern LLM development. You have the first stage, pre-training, which is learning from next token…
> current frontier models need laborious oversight and guardrails on even the simplest tasks It is literally denialist about current capabilities
Is that Matt Berry!?
Rogue nations will not apply this AI label to the content they generate, so they will end up looking more authentic in comparison.
> My point exactly No it wasn't. You said the claims were only based on quantity. I'm saying the opposite. I deliver the same quantity, with higher quality. > Can we cash that check or is it gonna trade heavily…
I'm doing better, with less effort. I mostly work on UI (for an internal, science-focused app) and it used be that features would take a sprint or two to grind out, and would always be an MVP to meet just the most…
Yet another AI written slop article hitting the top of HN. Evidence: Look at the most recent article on this blog: https://julienreszka.com/blog/difficult-conversations-don-t-... "Memory is reconstructive. When someone…
Whenever I read these kind of articles about AI financials, I'm reminded of identical screeds I read about Uber a few years ago. They were angrily insistent that Uber was a scam company run by criminals and charlatans…
Registering a domain usually happens very early in a business' history. It might literally be the first concrete thing the founder does. If the founder is non-technical, they're just going to Google "buy a domain" and…