> They didn't copy the texts per-se, they studied the relationships between words to build a statistical/predictive model of natural language. I understand exactly what you mean by this, and you are wrong. If they did…
I agree with the OP; this technology does not seem an appropriate fit for survival equipment. By definition survival scenarios can be life and death. Even one "You're absolutely right!" level mistake from an LLM could…
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Yeah I'm just gonna say you're dead wrong and leave it at that.
A landfill with a hard drive full of Bitcoin is still a landfill.
Sorry to hear that. So disappointed in the AI companies for making no serious efforts towards transparency for the citation of works and prior art.
Not antagonizing but curious: how else would you do it?
Just wanted to chime in and say that is a very good talk, and I recommend people give it the time.
I'm part of the skeptic camp, and I'd argue that we are never going to have LLMs solving all problems. Therefore, we need humans to know and understand how to solve problems. Unfortunately, when "the genie is out of the…
How many programmers have made anything culturally significant?? You are on an online forum geared towards programmers, using the world wide web created by a programmer. The concept of a video game did not exist before…
You have my sympathy. I can't offer you any advice, but I was just thinking earlier about how awful I feel for younger people working in this industry, and that didn't even include being Ukrainian.
I don't know, this does not feel like the message hit OpenAI where it needed to hit, if this is their primary response.
Hieronymus Bosch is such an interesting case, and I like your point in comparing oil painting to photography. Unfortunately I also share your concern about software's criticality. Therac-25 comes to mind as a case study…
I upvoted you because I think your point is well said, but I do disagree. Primarily because the fundamental shift you mention is not just the coding layer, nor the architecture, nor even the "human vision" component -…
That's one of the reasons my new side project is using C99. No idea if it will work, but I'm hoping that once I get comfortable working with it I won't need to get help from Google/forums/LLMs as much, and I can have an…
That, or become violent. I'm not saying that in a supportive way, moreso thinking of uprisings historically arising from people with no other option. Although, that was before facial recognition technology...
That doesn't help foster meaningful discussion. It's very relevant to discuss what we understand.
This is only tangentially related but I often wonder about the nature of software and whether we made a mistake "standardizing" as much as we have. I say this not because you're wrong - I'm sure that using built-in…
I mean this sincerely; the arrogance of calling yourself a 100X programmer is astounding. I don't know how you managed a 40 year career with that kind of attitude.
The drama of authenticity is only a veil over the problem of trusting other people. If you cannot trust other people, why even post a comment, or for that matter contribute to society? If you can trust people, then…
Not even US-centric, Silicon Valley centric. (I am a non-Valley US worker)
AI does not fundamentally turn that around, with "that" being as you say the fact that there are only 24 hours in the day and that a single person could only accomplish so much. Your mistake is one I see everywhere…
Wait a minute, are onions just condiments to people? You can cook a ton of different dishes with onions, I was thinking about the many recipes I've tried for onion soup.
No disagreements on things not working right on Mac/Linux, it's definitely a frustration! I would argue against the idea that it's the default for most enterprise dev. What you refer to as creative/web culture I would…
Why is it that the derisive "oh you just disagree" statement usually speaks to a missing "...and therefore aren't serious"? What are you actually saying constructively here, if anything at all? I, for one, happen to…
> They didn't copy the texts per-se, they studied the relationships between words to build a statistical/predictive model of natural language. I understand exactly what you mean by this, and you are wrong. If they did…
I agree with the OP; this technology does not seem an appropriate fit for survival equipment. By definition survival scenarios can be life and death. Even one "You're absolutely right!" level mistake from an LLM could…
[dead]
Yeah I'm just gonna say you're dead wrong and leave it at that.
A landfill with a hard drive full of Bitcoin is still a landfill.
Sorry to hear that. So disappointed in the AI companies for making no serious efforts towards transparency for the citation of works and prior art.
Not antagonizing but curious: how else would you do it?
Just wanted to chime in and say that is a very good talk, and I recommend people give it the time.
I'm part of the skeptic camp, and I'd argue that we are never going to have LLMs solving all problems. Therefore, we need humans to know and understand how to solve problems. Unfortunately, when "the genie is out of the…
How many programmers have made anything culturally significant?? You are on an online forum geared towards programmers, using the world wide web created by a programmer. The concept of a video game did not exist before…
You have my sympathy. I can't offer you any advice, but I was just thinking earlier about how awful I feel for younger people working in this industry, and that didn't even include being Ukrainian.
I don't know, this does not feel like the message hit OpenAI where it needed to hit, if this is their primary response.
Hieronymus Bosch is such an interesting case, and I like your point in comparing oil painting to photography. Unfortunately I also share your concern about software's criticality. Therac-25 comes to mind as a case study…
I upvoted you because I think your point is well said, but I do disagree. Primarily because the fundamental shift you mention is not just the coding layer, nor the architecture, nor even the "human vision" component -…
That's one of the reasons my new side project is using C99. No idea if it will work, but I'm hoping that once I get comfortable working with it I won't need to get help from Google/forums/LLMs as much, and I can have an…
That, or become violent. I'm not saying that in a supportive way, moreso thinking of uprisings historically arising from people with no other option. Although, that was before facial recognition technology...
That doesn't help foster meaningful discussion. It's very relevant to discuss what we understand.
This is only tangentially related but I often wonder about the nature of software and whether we made a mistake "standardizing" as much as we have. I say this not because you're wrong - I'm sure that using built-in…
I mean this sincerely; the arrogance of calling yourself a 100X programmer is astounding. I don't know how you managed a 40 year career with that kind of attitude.
The drama of authenticity is only a veil over the problem of trusting other people. If you cannot trust other people, why even post a comment, or for that matter contribute to society? If you can trust people, then…
Not even US-centric, Silicon Valley centric. (I am a non-Valley US worker)
AI does not fundamentally turn that around, with "that" being as you say the fact that there are only 24 hours in the day and that a single person could only accomplish so much. Your mistake is one I see everywhere…
Wait a minute, are onions just condiments to people? You can cook a ton of different dishes with onions, I was thinking about the many recipes I've tried for onion soup.
No disagreements on things not working right on Mac/Linux, it's definitely a frustration! I would argue against the idea that it's the default for most enterprise dev. What you refer to as creative/web culture I would…
Why is it that the derisive "oh you just disagree" statement usually speaks to a missing "...and therefore aren't serious"? What are you actually saying constructively here, if anything at all? I, for one, happen to…