The lettuce lasted longer again

Why have all of the LLM apologists come out of the wood work.

Oh my god. No.

That’s not what this argument is about. The JIT is non-deterministic based on the hot path yes. But the way that code gets turned into code IS.

The compilation of instructions is deterministic. The control flow and WHEN it gets compiled may not be, and it may smartly choose not to compile certain things based on that hot path but that’s not the same.

A compiler and interpreter is a SYSTEM. a LLM is not.

Id like to see Linus explain to me how a LLM works.

He is clearly ARROGANT and STUPID.

“Don’t use a compiler then.”

Does he not realize a LLM is not a deterministic system for “English to code”. I’ve long be suspicious of his “genius” and this confirms it for me.

A giant gaping asshole riding off the work of the original unix philosophy and system, while spewing putrescence.

I do this at work all the time “this tech has been available to us for the past 20 years and you did nothing with it, now you want it done in a year?”

Cure cancer? Which type? It’s not one disease, that’s the entire problem you stupid fucks.

I don’t think it’s a apt description, this so the first time human knowledge has in anyway been “automated”.

It’s either “doesn’t work” or “does work”.

And once it truly does work it’ll be a different store. These sloperators thing that they have AGI like if they use the correct magic words a real enterprise app will come out. But it’s not true, they are riddles with technical debt, drag, security vulnerabilities and bugs. No matter how many times you sift through them with the LLM.

Once AGI has arrived its a different story. Once coding is “solved” via a AI it’s pretty much the singularity. software development requires critical thinking skills that once acquired will allow them to pretty much do any knowledge job on the planet and actually self improve.

LLMs aren’t it, and when something real comes along I’ll be ok board. LLMs have their use cases but anything outside of automating a call center or a voice assistant is pretty much a anti-pattern.

These aren’t model Ts these are horse drawn wagons with 500 horses so they say they can have as much horse power as a real car does.

Jesus fuck did the LLM slop bots come out?

Why the fuck is everyone in favor of slop apps now?

The comments here are insane

The process is designed around human ability, not what is easiest to implement in a machine.

Our capabilities are different. I don’t mean that humans are biological geared towards working on a warehouse. But that we design warehouses around what humans can do

So much of automation is trying to put robots in places humans were ment to be instead of designing processes that are for robots not people.

It’s no wonder to me there is often issues

No it doesn’t lol it’s a LLM all the way down, the system prompt doesn’t change that

Omarchy getting millions of dollars of donations why gentoo sits underfunded is so sad

Guys, nix or guix

The problem is already solved

I can’t wait for LLMs to go the way for crypto. I’m so tired of this bullshit.

I forsee a future for LLMs which is where the only people who will be using it is where they HAVE to use it. When it’s the only reasonable tool for the job. And it will be expensive and unprofitable to run.

It has some use cases, but they are few. The market can’t support what they’re people want LLMs to be

I honestly don’t understand how this isn’t already the case.

How have we gotten to the point where laws are entirely unenforceable.

I have this same sentiment, I took a long introspective journey to evaluate my bias. Even then LLMs have extremely limited use cases. But they can be useful, they just have a ton of baggage attached to them and condition.

Really feels like handling the ring from LOTR sometimes. Corrupting it’s user even if they seek to use it for good

We don’t, blame Oracle it’s their fault

Search is probably one of the few “ok” uses for LLMs if you find a way to reduce the carbon footprint and train on ethical material

Honestly hacking is such a low bar and it always has been.

There are some really intelligent and sophisticated hacks out there sure, but most companies can be penetrated by script kiddies & social engineering.

“We slammed a language model at 3 companies and Burton entire rivers and Forrest worth of energy to do it and after using a bunch of premade human tooling it got in because joe left his password as “password1” and never set up second factor auth”