I'm for sure reinventing the wheel here but I've had an LLM generate an app that walks me through my existing tax routine I've been running with for years. Thus no real numbers go to any LLM I just give it my situation…
I'd say this is a pessimistic view (as opposed to than realistic view) of how it's been in the USA for, well, my lifetime, anyway.
Man I'm sad you weren't happy with your books. I'll say it doesn't match my experience. Of course, your child is supposed to get books for FIVE YEARS and their point-of-development is also relevant... meaning yeah some…
The info about the RAND corporation was engaging, but... since the post promised to connect it to "strikingly similar to the rhetoric coming out of places like Anthropic" ... I was surprised that it entirely lacked…
Isn't "free market capitalism" is doing its job here, rewarding the best player of the game into brand-godhood? More to the point - is it not government oversight that appears incapable of leveling the playing field for…
Hm, but... knowing the reason you're picking random numbers affects your choices, yeah?[1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawthorne_effect
It even updated to let you choose the search engine. Surprisingly they haven't updated it to include OpenAI/Claude/Copilot/... guess he should've named the domain "lmFtfy" (s/Google/find/g)
The "taking credit" thing rings true for sure. I have trouble saying "I" when an LLM has done the leg work. "I found a report with this info..." turns into "There's a report with this info". heh.
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> also assuming it was a scam, and then found out it very much wasn't. Right, it's "just" an "honest" list of ingredients, how could a list of ingredients be a scam? ... but if splitting an unhealthy ingredient into 3…
Had the same thought. > Scam American companies ... why would I do that? > Scam American companies are using ... so fake companies? > Scam American companies are using to manipulate ingredient lists ... What? (reads…
You're defending the example (why idk), but what about, say, a dog food company listing "buffalo meat" as its #1 ingredient by simply splitting every filler ingredient into constituent parts? How does one reward the…
OP says the article is to help CS majors soldier on. ... and I'm reminded of all the folks that have Accounting degrees. Their degrees ended up being proof that they could track a lot of rules. That proof meant they got…
As long as it has value... I'll allow it. ~guywithnopowertodisallowit
The first example (of HN) is the one that feels like it has the most potential to me. "Tech me how to use this app myself" kinda stuff. Guiding agent rather than doing agent.
You are on the other side of the line, that's all. No matter which way the government goes, someone's "mental health and safety" WILL be affected... just... somewhere else. Implying only one side has those effects (like…
Confoundingly, not having permanent daylight savings time could harm sleep and mental health, @inanutshellus says.
In rereading it, I agree. :)
A percentage of people going to say "Yes" and not mean the same thing as I mean when I say that. That's all I'm saying.
Doesn't that seems like a more accurate measurement? what's the percentage of adults who check "yes" for "friends i'm hoping to hook up with" versus those that say "oooh, you mean actual friends"?
> enculturate I think he meant inculcate as, presumably, an "eggcorn". IMO honest mistake not worth chastising.
...and the occasional director of the CIA to his girlfriends... la tee dah...
I've never in my life seen a left-and-right shoe mismatch, though I'm certain it's common. Regardless, I looked (briefly) online for evidence of the claim and found only a few people talking on reddit about their shoes…
I'm curious of source on this being more than anecdotal? The most natural way for shoe mismatches is from the showroom. Customer grabs 5 pairs, tries some on, they get mixed up when returning to stock. Same shoe and…
We'll call ourselves "Eloi"[1], I guess? On the one hand, one really can't remove all of humanity from the economy. Humans are what makes the economy matter, and if you cut them all out, they'll just replace the economy…
I'm for sure reinventing the wheel here but I've had an LLM generate an app that walks me through my existing tax routine I've been running with for years. Thus no real numbers go to any LLM I just give it my situation…
I'd say this is a pessimistic view (as opposed to than realistic view) of how it's been in the USA for, well, my lifetime, anyway.
Man I'm sad you weren't happy with your books. I'll say it doesn't match my experience. Of course, your child is supposed to get books for FIVE YEARS and their point-of-development is also relevant... meaning yeah some…
The info about the RAND corporation was engaging, but... since the post promised to connect it to "strikingly similar to the rhetoric coming out of places like Anthropic" ... I was surprised that it entirely lacked…
Isn't "free market capitalism" is doing its job here, rewarding the best player of the game into brand-godhood? More to the point - is it not government oversight that appears incapable of leveling the playing field for…
Hm, but... knowing the reason you're picking random numbers affects your choices, yeah?[1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawthorne_effect
It even updated to let you choose the search engine. Surprisingly they haven't updated it to include OpenAI/Claude/Copilot/... guess he should've named the domain "lmFtfy" (s/Google/find/g)
The "taking credit" thing rings true for sure. I have trouble saying "I" when an LLM has done the leg work. "I found a report with this info..." turns into "There's a report with this info". heh.
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> also assuming it was a scam, and then found out it very much wasn't. Right, it's "just" an "honest" list of ingredients, how could a list of ingredients be a scam? ... but if splitting an unhealthy ingredient into 3…
Had the same thought. > Scam American companies ... why would I do that? > Scam American companies are using ... so fake companies? > Scam American companies are using to manipulate ingredient lists ... What? (reads…
You're defending the example (why idk), but what about, say, a dog food company listing "buffalo meat" as its #1 ingredient by simply splitting every filler ingredient into constituent parts? How does one reward the…
OP says the article is to help CS majors soldier on. ... and I'm reminded of all the folks that have Accounting degrees. Their degrees ended up being proof that they could track a lot of rules. That proof meant they got…
As long as it has value... I'll allow it. ~guywithnopowertodisallowit
The first example (of HN) is the one that feels like it has the most potential to me. "Tech me how to use this app myself" kinda stuff. Guiding agent rather than doing agent.
You are on the other side of the line, that's all. No matter which way the government goes, someone's "mental health and safety" WILL be affected... just... somewhere else. Implying only one side has those effects (like…
Confoundingly, not having permanent daylight savings time could harm sleep and mental health, @inanutshellus says.
In rereading it, I agree. :)
A percentage of people going to say "Yes" and not mean the same thing as I mean when I say that. That's all I'm saying.
Doesn't that seems like a more accurate measurement? what's the percentage of adults who check "yes" for "friends i'm hoping to hook up with" versus those that say "oooh, you mean actual friends"?
> enculturate I think he meant inculcate as, presumably, an "eggcorn". IMO honest mistake not worth chastising.
...and the occasional director of the CIA to his girlfriends... la tee dah...
I've never in my life seen a left-and-right shoe mismatch, though I'm certain it's common. Regardless, I looked (briefly) online for evidence of the claim and found only a few people talking on reddit about their shoes…
I'm curious of source on this being more than anecdotal? The most natural way for shoe mismatches is from the showroom. Customer grabs 5 pairs, tries some on, they get mixed up when returning to stock. Same shoe and…
We'll call ourselves "Eloi"[1], I guess? On the one hand, one really can't remove all of humanity from the economy. Humans are what makes the economy matter, and if you cut them all out, they'll just replace the economy…