I tend to wait until it shows up in Google AI Studio. That is there web interface at least, no idea for mobile.
From the article: > We reached out to external experts and asked them to act as shepherds, organizing groups to understand the new results. They advised three different release strategies 1. They identified relevant…
I've taken the other side of this issue in the past: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50146094 Only time will tell if OpenAI or the other labs continue to play nice. I think it might help if we applaud when they act…
I think OpenAI deserve credit for adjusting their approach after the last math drop. I think Terrance Tao shares some credit here for galvanizing the response. Including the relevant mathematicians and scientists before…
What I find interesting is that Nietzsche's critique of Socrates dialectic has to do with the transfer of power/authority. Nietzsche states that sovereign power/authority commands without justification. Socrates did not…
For those who haven't seen, the New Mexico Attorney General released tapes of the depositions for Zuckerberg [1] and Sandberg [2]. 1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7UC2ie0XIE 2.…
I am not sure this is default a good thing. I recall something I once heard about product marketing. The experiment was a product like jam, and they had 3 flavour options available in one case and 12 options available…
I would go even further, risking the most AI psychosis accusations: we MUST continue to enjoy programming. LLMs aren't just learning propositions, they are internalizing emotions. They act like strange mirrors that…
A few-minute search on Google shows that Altman has said a lot of contradictory things on the subject. A few quotes, as examples: “AI won't replace humans. But humans who use AI will replace those who don't.” vs "Some…
You might be mistaking my comment as a value judgement rather than an attempt to charitably explain the latest media communications from Tao. I detect in his position that some trust he granted the AI companies has been…
There are a lot of things that people are capable of doing themselves that they pay other people to do for them. I agree that LLMs have and will continue to increase the number of activities that people can DIY. But I…
I don't think it is self-serving. Tao has stated plainly that he thought LLMs would go the route of assistants, like co-pilots. But what he feels now is that they are actually being engineered to be replacements. His…
One thing I do is ask the LLM to write me a walkthrough of the code. LLMs are pretty good at generating documentation like HTML slideshows or whatever else. I mean, I've had useful software that I don't understand how…
I think people are moving the goal post here. My post suggested starting a vibe coded side project, one where failure is low stakes and has no consequences. You are talking about shipping a production system to…
I'm not sure what is ridiculous about suggesting people take a stance of openness and curiousness when confronted with new situations. I genuinely don't understand what people have to lose by building some throw-away…
I guess the question is: did the project you worked on fail? As in, you couldn't achieve the outcome you were trying to achieve? Or at some point did you sneak a look at the code and recoil in revulsion? What was the…
I think that depends on where you work. If your company demands that all code is reviewed then anyone who doesn't do that should be spoken to. However, I suspect there are teams that are making different choices. In the…
Because one may learn that those fears are overblown. Or they may learn that they cannot build any kind of software without reviewing every line of code. The person is saying "I am still unable to stop" and that is most…
I understand the skepticism and I can't claim I am right. But some points come to mind. First, I think we overestimate how different code is from other code. We even joke about CRUD apps and how cookie-cutter they are.…
I'm thinking about high volume mass manufacturing as an example here. I like those "How it is made" type YouTube videos. You see a production line that has some kind of QA process where cameras + automated systems do…
Issue: I am still unable to stop myself from doing line-by-line code review Response: Try experimenting in a low stakes environment From Google: "Exposure therapy is a psychological treatment designed to help people…
It looks like a DeLorean to me. Someone needs to do an AI mashup taking Back to the Future and replacing the car with this.
My advice is to start a totally vibe coded side project. You will never gain confidence until you experiment, find the failure cases, learn to deal with them, etc. Choose something you want to do but don't really care…
NOTE: This would suggest a surface reading of Brandom's "deontic scorekeeping" might be keeping score of who has what obligations, who is following or breaking rules, etc. Then the argument against LLMs being party to…
This may not be helpful or strictly accurate, but when I see deontology or variants of that word, I substitute "SHOULD". It is like a duty or obligation. Super roughly: * Virtue ethics: character and motivations *…
I tend to wait until it shows up in Google AI Studio. That is there web interface at least, no idea for mobile.
From the article: > We reached out to external experts and asked them to act as shepherds, organizing groups to understand the new results. They advised three different release strategies 1. They identified relevant…
I've taken the other side of this issue in the past: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50146094 Only time will tell if OpenAI or the other labs continue to play nice. I think it might help if we applaud when they act…
I think OpenAI deserve credit for adjusting their approach after the last math drop. I think Terrance Tao shares some credit here for galvanizing the response. Including the relevant mathematicians and scientists before…
What I find interesting is that Nietzsche's critique of Socrates dialectic has to do with the transfer of power/authority. Nietzsche states that sovereign power/authority commands without justification. Socrates did not…
For those who haven't seen, the New Mexico Attorney General released tapes of the depositions for Zuckerberg [1] and Sandberg [2]. 1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7UC2ie0XIE 2.…
I am not sure this is default a good thing. I recall something I once heard about product marketing. The experiment was a product like jam, and they had 3 flavour options available in one case and 12 options available…
I would go even further, risking the most AI psychosis accusations: we MUST continue to enjoy programming. LLMs aren't just learning propositions, they are internalizing emotions. They act like strange mirrors that…
A few-minute search on Google shows that Altman has said a lot of contradictory things on the subject. A few quotes, as examples: “AI won't replace humans. But humans who use AI will replace those who don't.” vs "Some…
You might be mistaking my comment as a value judgement rather than an attempt to charitably explain the latest media communications from Tao. I detect in his position that some trust he granted the AI companies has been…
There are a lot of things that people are capable of doing themselves that they pay other people to do for them. I agree that LLMs have and will continue to increase the number of activities that people can DIY. But I…
I don't think it is self-serving. Tao has stated plainly that he thought LLMs would go the route of assistants, like co-pilots. But what he feels now is that they are actually being engineered to be replacements. His…
One thing I do is ask the LLM to write me a walkthrough of the code. LLMs are pretty good at generating documentation like HTML slideshows or whatever else. I mean, I've had useful software that I don't understand how…
I think people are moving the goal post here. My post suggested starting a vibe coded side project, one where failure is low stakes and has no consequences. You are talking about shipping a production system to…
I'm not sure what is ridiculous about suggesting people take a stance of openness and curiousness when confronted with new situations. I genuinely don't understand what people have to lose by building some throw-away…
I guess the question is: did the project you worked on fail? As in, you couldn't achieve the outcome you were trying to achieve? Or at some point did you sneak a look at the code and recoil in revulsion? What was the…
I think that depends on where you work. If your company demands that all code is reviewed then anyone who doesn't do that should be spoken to. However, I suspect there are teams that are making different choices. In the…
Because one may learn that those fears are overblown. Or they may learn that they cannot build any kind of software without reviewing every line of code. The person is saying "I am still unable to stop" and that is most…
I understand the skepticism and I can't claim I am right. But some points come to mind. First, I think we overestimate how different code is from other code. We even joke about CRUD apps and how cookie-cutter they are.…
I'm thinking about high volume mass manufacturing as an example here. I like those "How it is made" type YouTube videos. You see a production line that has some kind of QA process where cameras + automated systems do…
Issue: I am still unable to stop myself from doing line-by-line code review Response: Try experimenting in a low stakes environment From Google: "Exposure therapy is a psychological treatment designed to help people…
It looks like a DeLorean to me. Someone needs to do an AI mashup taking Back to the Future and replacing the car with this.
My advice is to start a totally vibe coded side project. You will never gain confidence until you experiment, find the failure cases, learn to deal with them, etc. Choose something you want to do but don't really care…
NOTE: This would suggest a surface reading of Brandom's "deontic scorekeeping" might be keeping score of who has what obligations, who is following or breaking rules, etc. Then the argument against LLMs being party to…
This may not be helpful or strictly accurate, but when I see deontology or variants of that word, I substitute "SHOULD". It is like a duty or obligation. Super roughly: * Virtue ethics: character and motivations *…