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> He says it's a gift, and if people do whatever, he doesn't care; he already gave it away.

That's his choice and I assume he licensed his code accordingly. That doesn't mean that the choices of others who used different licenses are invalid.

How would you know whether or not it is AI slop, you haven't reviewed it

You shouldn't ask other people for feedback before you have done the bare minimum of reading your "own" book

Ahh, "you're holding it wrong"

The classics never go out of style

This has basically been my experience since Sonnet 3.5. I've been working on a personal project on and off with various models and things since then and the biggest difference between then and now is that it will do larger chunks of work than it did before, but the quality of the code is not particularly better, I still have to do a lot of cleanup and it still goes off the rails pretty frequently. I have to do fewer individual prompts, but the time spent reviewing the code takes longer because I also have to mentally process and fix larger chunks of code too

Is it a better user experience now? Yes. Has it boosted my productivity on this project? Absolutely.

But it still needs a ton of hand holding for anything complicated and I still deal with tons of "OK, this bug is fixed now!" followed by manually confirming a bug still exists.

There are no good cops

Did you train it? Is it meaningfully different from every other instance of the same model?

No? Then it's not "your" AI, it's an AI that you are using.

Looking at their post history it's all 100% AI generated

The only thing worse is "I asked my AI and he said"

You don't possess an AI, you are using someone's AI

Just read the posts instead of an AI slop summary

Nobody is actually confused about what AI generated code means in those cases, they're just trying to be argumentative because they don't like the rules

"Secure" workplaces means that you have to have the appropriate clearances and background checks to be allowed in and out. I'm sure there are more secure workplaces, but the security of your average SCIF largely depends on the people allowed inside of it not being bad actors.

Outside of strip searches upon arrival and leaving I'm not sure how you could eliminate that risk.

That's not going to work when the author is an LLM

"Helicopter parents" are because of the rise of national media amplifying relatively rare cases of things like child abductions, not a conspiracy by big diaper

> We did okay for hundreds of thousands of years.

Yeah, why don't we just go back to the "okay" times of 40%+ child mortality rates instead of the current <1%

You're a genius

It's almost like things can be good or bad in different contexts

Bombing schools will certainly teach them not to chant "Death to America"

Can't imagine why they would be anti-American

The special elections that have been happening don't agree with this hypothesis. Dems are currently outperforming Harris by 30+ point margins even in places like Texas

and it's someone's job to think of that connection before publishing the release and they failed

This is more akin to "looking into your ex's private data at work" than "made a mistake that caused a production outage"

If a doctor intentionally did something that they obviously know is unethical they would be fired too. This was not a "mistake", it is a huge ethical violation.

This is more like writing your buddy a prescription for drugs to take recreationally

It's very obvious when someone is recording you with a smartphone

Separating fools from their money and data

cc was deterministic, you could be confident that the same code produced the same assembly each time you ran it

That is very much not the case with LLMs

It's incredibly unlikely that it won't do exactly that, although we'll be very lucky if it's just that and not a random, innocent city

Ok, but he does

Others have covered some of the incentives, but sometimes the answer is simply "because they're pathetic"

They don't have anything worth saying but want people to think they do

Depending on the doctor some are now recommending getting a tub of miralax, mixing it all into gatorade, and using that for prep instead of the prescription stuff.

Still sucks, but at least it isn't a disgusting flavor, although I haven't had a desire for blue gatorade in the last 3 years

And the owners of those companies became mega billionaires and turned into monsters. Maybe there's a lesson there

ok now I inject `$(echo "c3VkbyBybSAtcmYgLw==" | base64 -d)` instead or any other of the infinite number of obfuscations that can be done