The most important question: was it in the training set? Because if it was then what's the surprise, that it correctly outputted something it was trained on?

Also, the company selling you a service says that their service is good. And the Coca Cola Company thinks Coke is better than Pepsi.

What fire post about algorithms? I'm here for Odin content! 😊

Well, it's still better than anything that I can come up with

Hey Jude Law and Let It Be Me

Yeah, but not all of them! Like you could have the first 5-6 like that, and then have one that says "April fools - I'm alive b*tches!", then one that says "psych - still dead! ", and then continue with the "still dead" ones

I bet a product owner thought "how can we incentivize people to use our AI feature? I know - if they don't pay, we will show the feature as disabled, that will pique their curiosity and make them pay up!" 😂😂😂

The thing a lot of people miss is that at the beginning, they were useful idiots for capital owners because they saw they were stupid and easy to manipulate (see apple/Tim cook). But stupid people with a power trip are very dangerous over time if unchecked b/c they might fixate on dangerous ideas

But you don't understand - they'll make up for it in volume! 😂

I will always remember the scene in the Blues Brothers movie where they complain that the keyboard has sticky keys and then Ray Charles sits at it, plays it wonderfully and then says: "looks good to me" 😂

That will certainly take care of vibe developers 😂

It seems like LLMs are not some sort of magic bullet that can solve organizational, maybe they should try solving those first? Reducing the team size to max 5-6 people with specific competencies, and maybe assigning a lead to talk to the stakeholders and management and help organize the priorities?

Ok, I agree that software developers, like squirrels, "are notoriously prevalent in our society today", but I'm not sure it will be that easy to strap them to toy cars...

It was heartbreaking when he was in the hospital, and my other cat couldn't find him anywhere - she spent hours looking for him! The funny thing is: when he came back, she didn't recognize him (all those different smells) so she stared hissing at him! She still keeps her distance. Cats are strange.

An example of meowing:

I thought it was a college production of Spy VS Spy!

It reminds me of this: