Huh? External sound does not mean the object produces sound.
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- tyler@programming.devtoTechnology@lemmy.world•Researchers show off tiny, completely silent drones powered by soundEnglish4·21 hours ago
- tyler@programming.devtoMildly Infuriating@lemmy.world•People who do not specify units of measurement in international contextsEnglish0·4 days ago
Did you just watch toolroom takeover too?
- tyler@programming.devtoTechnology@lemmy.world•Cory Doctorow: The people who tell you ‘AI is changing everything’ are lyingEnglish0·13 days ago
I gave one example. In fact that’s one of the least bad examples. If that was the only problem with LLMs it wouldn’t really be that bad. But the actual reality is so much worse. But I was arguing to the point that the person I replied to made, which was about development. The problems I have with AI are not fixable without literally every government on earth taking a stand, which just will not happen.
- tyler@programming.devtoTechnology@lemmy.world•Cory Doctorow: The people who tell you ‘AI is changing everything’ are lyingEnglish0·14 days ago
Completely disagree. The difficult part of software development was never writing code OR speed of delivery. It was understanding requirements and problem solving. LLMs still can not do either of those things and there is no evidence they ever will be able to.
An example of how harmful LLMs actually are to development can succinctly be described with an issue I had a few weeks ago. I found an issue in an open source project, code was fine if a bit hard to understand. I came up with a PR to fix the problem.
In the time from me checking out the code to submitting the PR, a little less than 24 hours, the maintainer had completely rewritten the entire project with Claude. It was complete nonsense. Incredibly difficult to understand. Abstracting things that didn’t need abstracting. My PR was useless, because the entire project was new. The maintainer definitely didn’t understand the changes either. If a bug came up there’s no way AI would be able to solve it (the bug was still there even though the code was entirely new).
LLMs don’t understand the code. They just make things that look like they will work. And then a human has to maintain it (or keep paying billions of dollars for Claude to try to fix it).
Outer wilds. I’m literally
Spoiler
Dead at the end of the universe