There’s been plenty of experiments where it’s shown that the algorithm will push you down rabbit holes because it increases engagement.
Ironically you can use AI tools to get some idea of how to trade puts.
> Fridges aren't really better at keeping food cold than they were 30 years ago, are they? Fridges have made huge leaps in energy efficiency, they’re easily 3-4 times better at cooling your food.
I agree, if the architect participates in the implementation then they avoid this anti-pattern. That’s not compatible with hands-off autonomous agents where you treat implementation as a black box.
> For LLMs to be really helpful, they have to take over complete maintenance of the code. So you can treat them like an external library: Just assume it works. We already tried this with humans. It works so poorly that…
> they LOVE CO2 Plants can absorb some more CO2 and it improves their growth slightly but saying they LOVE CO2 is an exaggeration.
And gone to jail when it doesn’t pan out?
Maybe add some lead supplements to your diet first to build up tolerance.
If every member of a group is above average then the output would also be above average?
Sorry, should have said parody. Don’t find it funny. I guess Poe’s law applies.
A data center might not have murdered his family but the constant AI hype is super tiresome. PR heads are raging over the amazing shit that AI does and how everything is going to change and just WOWZA BAZINGA. Yet in my…
Can’t tell if this is satirical or serious. Those ancient wonders were enabled by slave labor, treating people as “capital” is the ultimate climax of capitalism.
That guy is outright cheerleading fascists in European countries and wants to put them in power. Why would he want to take away such a powerful tool from them?
So just lie down and take it? Let the yellow man put some more tariffs on imports from the EU. Let him ban EU citizens from Visa/Apple/Microsoft when they disagree with MAGA. Maybe give east Europe to Russia, the west…
They pointed out that the article is suggesting a completely wrong solution. If the article was written by a human, it would be valuable feedback for the author. Because the article was written by a LLM, it was just…
The disc drive and console will fail long before the discs unless you use them as coasters.
I’m fine with taking back sovereignty on the smartphone side as well since we can’t really rely on Apple and Google to not do whatever the guy in the White House asks them to do but we have to walk before we run. If…
Maybe you just woke up from a coma but here in Europe we’re ramping up our industrial base for a shooting war with Russia after the US withdraws from NATO. I don’t think smartphones are the biggest concern.
I get that the voice interface probably uses an LLM but surely the rest of the device isn’t based on LLM tech?
It was nice while it lasted. I usually borrow games from the library since I don’t really have enough time to play for justifying a 80€ purchase. Will skip PS6 and probably just not bother with gaming.
The political push in the US to cling to legacy fossil fuel technologies feels to me more Soviet-like if anything.
The BBC article even mentions that they are milliscopic, not microscopic. > 2.3-millimetre
> My summer project is to figure out a proper agentic system where a "big" model does the planning, but automatically uses a cheaper one for the grunt work. Having Opus to config edits is just stupid :) My company pays…
> Extraordinary thing to say about the fastest growing company in the history of capitalism. They will soon have access to public markets, essentially unlimited capital There is no such thing as unlimited capital. The…
> Solar panels + cooling + heating heat pump is the most logical combination as we are past the point of no return on global warming. I’ve been feeling confused lately about the news that the far-right parties in UK &…
There’s been plenty of experiments where it’s shown that the algorithm will push you down rabbit holes because it increases engagement.
Ironically you can use AI tools to get some idea of how to trade puts.
> Fridges aren't really better at keeping food cold than they were 30 years ago, are they? Fridges have made huge leaps in energy efficiency, they’re easily 3-4 times better at cooling your food.
I agree, if the architect participates in the implementation then they avoid this anti-pattern. That’s not compatible with hands-off autonomous agents where you treat implementation as a black box.
> For LLMs to be really helpful, they have to take over complete maintenance of the code. So you can treat them like an external library: Just assume it works. We already tried this with humans. It works so poorly that…
> they LOVE CO2 Plants can absorb some more CO2 and it improves their growth slightly but saying they LOVE CO2 is an exaggeration.
And gone to jail when it doesn’t pan out?
Maybe add some lead supplements to your diet first to build up tolerance.
If every member of a group is above average then the output would also be above average?
Sorry, should have said parody. Don’t find it funny. I guess Poe’s law applies.
A data center might not have murdered his family but the constant AI hype is super tiresome. PR heads are raging over the amazing shit that AI does and how everything is going to change and just WOWZA BAZINGA. Yet in my…
Can’t tell if this is satirical or serious. Those ancient wonders were enabled by slave labor, treating people as “capital” is the ultimate climax of capitalism.
That guy is outright cheerleading fascists in European countries and wants to put them in power. Why would he want to take away such a powerful tool from them?
So just lie down and take it? Let the yellow man put some more tariffs on imports from the EU. Let him ban EU citizens from Visa/Apple/Microsoft when they disagree with MAGA. Maybe give east Europe to Russia, the west…
They pointed out that the article is suggesting a completely wrong solution. If the article was written by a human, it would be valuable feedback for the author. Because the article was written by a LLM, it was just…
The disc drive and console will fail long before the discs unless you use them as coasters.
I’m fine with taking back sovereignty on the smartphone side as well since we can’t really rely on Apple and Google to not do whatever the guy in the White House asks them to do but we have to walk before we run. If…
Maybe you just woke up from a coma but here in Europe we’re ramping up our industrial base for a shooting war with Russia after the US withdraws from NATO. I don’t think smartphones are the biggest concern.
I get that the voice interface probably uses an LLM but surely the rest of the device isn’t based on LLM tech?
It was nice while it lasted. I usually borrow games from the library since I don’t really have enough time to play for justifying a 80€ purchase. Will skip PS6 and probably just not bother with gaming.
The political push in the US to cling to legacy fossil fuel technologies feels to me more Soviet-like if anything.
The BBC article even mentions that they are milliscopic, not microscopic. > 2.3-millimetre
> My summer project is to figure out a proper agentic system where a "big" model does the planning, but automatically uses a cheaper one for the grunt work. Having Opus to config edits is just stupid :) My company pays…
> Extraordinary thing to say about the fastest growing company in the history of capitalism. They will soon have access to public markets, essentially unlimited capital There is no such thing as unlimited capital. The…
> Solar panels + cooling + heating heat pump is the most logical combination as we are past the point of no return on global warming. I’ve been feeling confused lately about the news that the far-right parties in UK &…