antithesizer

Discovering Perl made me feel like a god.

Thank you for this

So the skill of the prompter, their domain knowledge and how they utilize it in the prompting, is a coefficient attenuating the performance of the LLM-system itself. That's not terribly surprising, is it?

This is what I call self-sacrifice.

What do you do when you have a product whose value will inevitably drop in the medium/long-term? Squeeze every penny out of it while you still can. There is no solution to the SEO arms race, like there was no way Yahoo's blandly curated portal could stay relevant in the era of social media. He's the right man for the job. Google search has been doomed for a long time. It is another Yahoo.

It's fascinating how utterly dominated science is by economics. Even truth itself needs an angle.

Apparently they have been

Reading through this comment section of people whose 'big brains' won't even allow them to come to the correct conclusion about whether or not products have declined in quality over time, I am awestruck by the fact that knowledge of anything is ever possible under any circumstances.

Truly, human beings deserve no respect. Only pity.

I'm concerned that journalism is all empty hype these days. What with their long, costly, quixotic, roll-out of endless, more-or-less identical, attempts to explain away AI, which, despite constantly shifting PR have long since plateaued in quality and ceased to wow the public.

You could prove it yourself if you actually care whether or not it's true and aren't just positioning yourself in an imaginary debate so you can claim "burden of proof". If what they're saying is true then it will still be true whether any proof is posted by them here or not.

Certainly not, as anyone with YouTube or Rumble knows. There have never been more such talk shows than there are now. But cable TV's efforts can't compete.

Among other things, a culture of shoppers who know to look upstairs

Well aside from the difference mentioned in the title

I find your apparent faith that there might be some possibility that this isn't just a ploy to squeeze more money out of customers frankly inexplicable at this point. Were you born recently?

>not even noticing how ideological the "need" to cut is

Whitey still on the moon

A decade into his political career and we're still doing this.

You were basically right about Bitcoin, but tragically mistaken about the wisdom of getting in on the ground floor of the biggest Ponzi(-ish) scheme in history.

Wow! Tech people have a really difficult time figuring out normal people's diction!

Buddhism is a lot less "zen" than Quakerism.

The big horizon isn't just incorporating another sensory modality, it's what Heidegger called being-in-the-world, living among us as a human-like social being. That advancement depends on robotics to provide emboddied experience.

Amen

>Authoring is two-thirds of the point of most communication.

Not when there's money to be made.

More like hype-induced spiritual psychosis

Entirely distinct from the extremely scientific, definitely not psychotic beliefs people have about AGI, the Singularity, and various basilisks which shall remain nameless...

Depends which story. Every death is the end of somebody's world.

The bombs not dropped here today remain available to be dropped elsewhere tomorrow, so perhaps we shouldn't pat ourselves on the back just yet.

Your phrasing betrays your anthropomorphization of the insufferable pedant.

I suspect there are many of us out there slowly but surely transforming into plumbers.

You weren't meant to work a job for money either.

If democracy builds supercomputers (and bombs, propaganda, prisons) for autocrats, of what good is democracy? The evidence points strongly to democracy and autocracy being friends, even "good cop, bad cop"

Or between artists in private and artists in public