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Comment Re: "Now with 38% FEWER hallucinations!" (Score 1) 64

If i had a coworker that screwed up anywhere close to as often as even the best LLM, they would be fired. But somehow the magical machine gets a pass.

The parachute could be substituted for anything you want to *not fail*. I would like it if nothing failed.

one of the reasons we automate things is so that they're consistent. LLMs don't have this property.

Comment Re: "Now with 38% FEWER hallucinations!" (Score 1) 64

My wife once told me that she couldn't put the TV up on the wall without help. Divorced her on the spot.

You seem like a really hostile person, and likely did your wife a favor. Your arguments, in general, are also a logical fallacy: ad hominem. If you were confident that you were correct, you wouldn't feel the name to call people names so often.

Comment Re:Definitely worth to look further into this. (Score 1) 101

Most people don't use "critical software"; even lots of people who think they do! The vast majority of users *only* use a web browser, and the same ones those users run under windows or Mac OS run under linux just fine. The exceptions being safari or edge, but I doubt those users are passionate about sticking with those browsers.

Comment Re:He might still be alive (Score 1) 103

To the glib first poster - I hope you never have a terminal cancer diagnosis. Devastating news. Even educated, well-off people may turn away from traditional therapy because it can't keep up with rapidly advancing metastasis. Says a lot about the world that this is still true.

Could not agree with this more -- modern cancer treatment, chemo and radiotherapy, are really rough for a small survival rate. His last years were probably more comfortable then they could have been because he avoided these things, at the cost of shortening his life. Horrible to have to make that decision (eyes open or not...)

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