My hobby: extrapolating.
My hobby: extrapolating.
Everything possible in theory. Doesn’t mean everything happened or just about to happen
I maintain strong conviction that if a good programmer uses llm in their work, they just add more work for themselves, and if less than good one does it, they add new exciting and difficult to find bugs, while maintaining false confidence in their code and themselves.
I have seen so much code that looks good on first, second, and third glance, but actually is full of shit, and I was able to find that shit by doing external validation like talking to the dev or brainstorming the ways to test it, the things you categorically cannot do with unreliable random words generator.
And that’s how you learn, and learning includes knowing how to check if the info you’re getting is correct.
LLM confidently gives you easy to digest bite, which is plain wrong 40 to 60% of the time, and even if you’re lucky it will be worse for you.
In my experience plain old googling still better.
Thanks, turns out I didn’t want to know that, but alas. Depressing that there is apparently known abbreviation for it.
Do I want to know what csam means?
What exists is a weird engineering experiment that runs some synthetic tests that are designed to return a number that you plot on a graph which you show your investors. And it costs all the money in the world and then some.
Not only there is no practical use for all that, there are debates about what the practical uses might even be in theory for something that nobody really sure is happening.
But if the flow is good enough, all the material will be sucked away before it has time to emit.
With proper ventilation you can do everything, you can work with hazardous gases and nuclear materials, if the ventilation is sufficient.
The net elevated them from being a drunk wanker at the pub, into a multimillionaire celebrities with cult following, dictating the future of the world.
What did John Lemmy, famous CEO of Lemmy, did this time?
This attitude betrays that you never actually engaged with it besides reading about a candidate 2 minutes before casting a vote that one time and never again.
Up until recently you really did. US citizens decided to not have it, so who knows in the future, but you really did.
American really cannot do comparative analysis, they believe that their country is the only one in the world and very unique, so it’s hard for american brain to comprehend that some countries are better at something and some are worse. They need to be either the best or the worst.
That’s also very easily fixable
The data in the links follows up on exactly that
(i hear the uk has a lot of school stabbings)
It is a lot in a sense that every number above zero is a lot, but really numbers aren’t even comparable.
Overall, in UK from 2012 to 2022 there was reported 36k cases of violence in school. Meanwhile, in US 443,990 teenagers fell victim to school violence in 2022 alone
https://www.brightpathbh.com/school-violence-and-teen-mental-health-statistics/
It absolutely does. New strains are a bit less deadly, and enough of the population is vaccinated so it’s not that terrible, but they are more contagious and they still cause lasting damage even if they don’t kill, so it’s very much a problem
A big portion of population might go the way of Uyghurs which is not great.
Come on, I just googled printf bash and the first link gave me very comprehensive page on how it works and what parameters are and how to use them. It was 3 pages on my phone.
Please, don’t get what I am about to say the wrong way, but if this was too complicated to you, this is your problem, not anything else. This is how people learn, there is no cheat code to it, you need to learn how to find the information and how to absorb it, and no robot will ever do it for you.
Bash is confusing mess, sure, but using random words genrtator to chew it for you will make things worse for you. It’s very possible that you’re on 2 lines per hour precisely because you’re using LLM.