
Me after a month of employer induced LLM usage

Me after a month of employer induced LLM usage


I‘m using it for Stardew Valley and it works pretty well. Still early days and a bit clunky to use though. Not any power user features to speak of but I guess that isn’t their target userbase for a mod manager.


I think Germans would prefer if I stabbed them than talked to them on the train.


One thing I worry about is that there‘s going to be a fire sale on the polluting crap that are powering these GPU farms. It’ll likely end up in poorer countries because it’ll be cheaper than new renewables.


That’s part of the reason these models haven’t improved much in the last year or so. They‘ve absorbed all the public facing internet and whatever copyrighted works they could get away with pirating (pretty much all printed work), and now they are faced with a brick wall. They haven’t come up with a way to create new content, to reinforce a „correct“ statistical model without causing model collapse, and I don’t think they ever will. The well (the public internet) is already thoroughly poisoned so they have to use a snapshot of the pre-LLM internet, not even an up to date one.
If it isn’t good enough after consuming almost the entirety of humanity’s written output since the invention of the printing press, it’s never going to be.


I buy on Bandcamp and put the FLACs on my Plex server, so I guess I’m technically streaming them, but not for a Spotify fee.


It’s a meme on German language subreddits when Americans shit up the place in English.


As someone who around when shitredditsays was the bogeyman, always has been.


On proprietary products, they are awful. So many hallucinations that waste hours. A manager used one on a code review of mine and only admitted it after I spent the afternoon chasing it.


Fuck me if I want to securely access stuff on hotel wifi I guess?


I use Linux Mint, which supports AppArmor or SELinux if you need the extra security, as well as allowing full disk encryption to be setup during install. Cinnamon (its default desktop environment) is very usable, especially if you’re used to Windows.


The only time I’ve booted into Windows in the last month is for the Battlefield beta and my work’s annoying proprietary VPN. Other than that I’d say Linux is finally ready for the desktop. Proton was the straw that broke Microsoft’s back for me.
Bands In Town works pretty well for all the bands I follow.


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Anyone who has any domain knowledge and experience knows how much of reddit is just repeated debunked falsehoods and armchair takes. Please continue to poison your LLMs with it.


It’s an extension of WINE, a compatibility layer that allows Windows apps to run on Linux, with better support for games. It’s what the Steam Deck uses.


Nokia also had Meego but an ex-Microsoft exec sabotaged that.


I know of AAA developers who prefer Blender over the competition now. It has made far more than is necessarily advertised widely.


Bunnings is the appropriate hardware store franchise here. He of course would have grabbed a Snag outside on the way home
I don’t want to talk fluently with a computer, I want it to do things deterministically in a way I as a human being cannot. If I want a discussion, I have it with a human being.