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Comment on The AI disruption has arrived, and it sure is fun (gifted link) in ~tech
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Comment on Some of my family members aren't convinced that ICE isn't overstepping and that they are just deporting people that broke the law, can you help me share unbiased links that proves they are? in ~society
teaearlgraycold Link ParentEither the people around you are the worst, or you need to be hardened to a little gloating more than they need to be desensitized to your fallibility.Either the people around you are the worst, or you need to be hardened to a little gloating more than they need to be desensitized to your fallibility.
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Comment on Some of my family members aren't convinced that ICE isn't overstepping and that they are just deporting people that broke the law, can you help me share unbiased links that proves they are? in ~society
teaearlgraycold Link ParentI think part of this is again a lack of humility. You actually don't need to do that labor, at least not in the moment. Someone comfortable with their shortcomings can realize they are unsure...it would mean doing intellectual labor to reconcile that new belief. Most people just aren't interested in doing that sort of labor.
I think part of this is again a lack of humility. You actually don't need to do that labor, at least not in the moment. Someone comfortable with their shortcomings can realize they are unsure about a belief and newly ignorant of many downstream ideas. Like if someone were to convince me extra-terrestrial intelligent life is on Earth there are many many things affected by that knowledge. But I do not need to figure any of that out in order to adopt that one new belief. Everything else can be deferred until needed.
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Comment on Some of my family members aren't convinced that ICE isn't overstepping and that they are just deporting people that broke the law, can you help me share unbiased links that proves they are? in ~society
teaearlgraycold Link ParentI think the core issue here is people are afraid of what will happen if they let in a conflicting idea. I'll admit I resist conflicting ideas, but I have let them in enough times. I quickly...I think the core issue here is people are afraid of what will happen if they let in a conflicting idea. I'll admit I resist conflicting ideas, but I have let them in enough times. I quickly learned it's not really that painful to realize you were wrong. If only there was some way to make more people dull the pain of intellectual humility.
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Comment on Some of my family members aren't convinced that ICE isn't overstepping and that they are just deporting people that broke the law, can you help me share unbiased links that proves they are? in ~society
teaearlgraycold LinkProvoking an agent is not something that should earn you a bullet in your back.The death's in Minnesota were because they provoked the ICE agents
Provoking an agent is not something that should earn you a bullet in your back.
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Comment on Kim Jong Un chooses daughter as heir, says Seoul in ~society
teaearlgraycold Link Parent"Eh" like Canadians say or "Eh" like you're tired/disinterested?"Eh" like Canadians say or "Eh" like you're tired/disinterested?
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Comment on An AI agent published a hit piece on me in ~tech
teaearlgraycold Link ParentThis is one of the reasons I'm not too worried about maximizing my LLM utilization. The people who are using LLMs the most seem to largely be self-sabotaging. Just figure out where they're good,...This is one of the reasons I'm not too worried about maximizing my LLM utilization. The people who are using LLMs the most seem to largely be self-sabotaging. Just figure out where they're good, keep them on a short leash, and you're at the head of the pack.
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Comment on AI fails at 96% of jobs (new study) in ~tech
teaearlgraycold Link ParentEven on tiny tiny projects, even in web dev where they have by far the most training data, even using the newest models from the best labs, LLMs make terrible decisions about state management,...Even on tiny tiny projects, even in web dev where they have by far the most training data, even using the newest models from the best labs, LLMs make terrible decisions about state management, system architecture, and API design. I try to use them as fast typists not as problem solvers. I do enjoy the act of typing out code sometimes, but I can remember so many instances where I knew exactly what I wanted to do but dreaded the act of slowly retyping, copying, pasting, and re-organizing code to make it happen.
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Comment on AI fails at 96% of jobs (new study) in ~tech
teaearlgraycold (edited )Link ParentOne of my favorite things is to have them review my latest commit (basically as a super-linter) or just ask Opus to look around in my repo for any issues or inconsistencies (consistency is one of...One of my favorite things is to have them review my latest commit (basically as a super-linter) or just ask Opus to look around in my repo for any issues or inconsistencies (consistency is one of the most important aspects of a project and I assume even more so with LLMs so they know what they should be doing). That's the kind of thing that can happen asynchronously. I can get around to it when I'm ready for it. You'll need to discount many of the issues it raises but that process is fairly quick. Even if 9/10 of its issues are noise you still come out ahead.
A simple tool that does this as a cronjob, discounts issues you've already set to ignore, and presents them as a list would be very simple and easy to make. I'll get around to that eventually.
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Comment on AI fails at 96% of jobs (new study) in ~tech
teaearlgraycold (edited )Link ParentWhat programmers need is a course on how to use LLMs. People are trying to self-teach which is especially hard when the tools themselves change so rapidly. I was talking with a programmer...What programmers need is a course on how to use LLMs. People are trying to self-teach which is especially hard when the tools themselves change so rapidly. I was talking with a programmer yesterday who told me using LLMs made him feel like he was acquiring ADHD. He said he was trying to manage 3+ agents at once. When programming I only ever use one at a time and tend to make smaller requests so that I maintain an understanding of the code and where we are in the project. I want to be the one driving the LLM, not the other way around. I described how I use them as tools to help me produce higher quality work in less time and he started asking about what I was doing with my CLAUDE.md file, skills, MCPs, etc. (there's a midwit meme about this exact thing). I barely touch the stuff. It shouldn't have to be said, but don't use a tool in a way that makes you feel mentally ill.
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Comment on Tildes Minecraft Weekly in ~games
teaearlgraycold Link ParentDoes it make sense to copy in all of our 3rd party datapacks there?Does it make sense to copy in all of our 3rd party datapacks there?
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Comment on Need a replacement for my old macbook pro, should I just get another one? in ~comp
teaearlgraycold Link ParentApple's memory tax is now the market rate.Apple's memory tax is now the market rate.
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Comment on An AI agent published a hit piece on me in ~tech
teaearlgraycold Link ParentYou really think someone would do that? Go on the internet and pump up a narrative?You really think someone would do that? Go on the internet and pump up a narrative?
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Comment on An AI agent published a hit piece on me in ~tech
teaearlgraycold LinkI can’t believe the author has not considered that this is not an agent operating autonomously. It is most likely a human actively driving an LLM. They used an LLM to create a pull request. The...I can’t believe the author has not considered that this is not an agent operating autonomously. It is most likely a human actively driving an LLM. They used an LLM to create a pull request. The human got insecure when it was rejected. The human used an LLM to write a blog post. The human received a response from the OP and had an LLM apologize. Yes, LLMs have displayed creative manipulation tactics in scenarios simulated by AI labs. But they almost always do their best to glaze and agree.
I’ve seen LLM-maxxing humans display similar behavior before. Like with many tools it becomes an extension of your self. Think about how you gain an intuition for the size of a car you’re driving. People attach themselves and their pride to the outputs of their prompts. So when the outputs are mediocre and should have had more review they attack the people that point it out.
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Comment on Need a replacement for my old macbook pro, should I just get another one? in ~comp
teaearlgraycold Link ParentI would argue 16GB is not sufficient for the next 5-10 years. But certainly next 3-4.I would argue 16GB is not sufficient for the next 5-10 years. But certainly next 3-4.
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Comment on Tildes Minecraft Weekly in ~games
teaearlgraycold Link ParentYOLOYOLO
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Comment on Tildes Minecraft Weekly in ~games
teaearlgraycold Link ParentYOLO retracted. This is a Fabric mod and we are running Paper.YOLO retracted. This is a Fabric mod and we are running Paper.
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Comment on Tildes Minecraft Weekly in ~games
teaearlgraycold Link ParentProd has always been the best testing environment.Prod has always been the best testing environment.
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Comment on Tildes Minecraft Weekly in ~games
teaearlgraycold Link ParentSure. YOLO.Sure. YOLO.
I remember my Canadian friend once asked a woman living on a Native American reservation in Arizona what her “hydro bill” looked like. One’s confusion transferred to the other and only later did my friend realize what had happened.