#ml&ai

[anna-scribbles]

adrien tell ur mom to leave me alone !

[starssoblue]

“things were so hard with dad in recent years...how did he go from paparapluie to père? i wish i could face him and understand, but while he was still here i didn't dare try to tell him [any of my feelings] and now...it's too late.” * paparapluie is a pun on the words papa and parapluie (umbrella) since the plush is a frog. père is the french word for 'father.'

[nixcraft]

I asked Google "who ruined Google" and they replied honestly using their AI, which is now forced on all of us. It's too funny not to share!

[harocat]

Excuse me but what the fuck? I’m still several episodes from the end, but I knew about the OE and wasn’t that annoyed by it (ie I still plan on finishing), but this is infuriating. Asking AI? I’m so angry on behalf of the screenwriter.

[snarp]

90% of documentation sucks. 99% of LLM documentation sucks. Why? Possibilities:

LLM devs lack the necessary skills to write docs because they're under the age of 25 and have been working on the same couple projects that whole time.

LLM devs don't understand why docs are important because they're under the age of 25 and have been working on the same couple projects that whole time.

LLM devs view their work in the way that mystery cults view their worship, and enter an ecstatic state not conducive to communication upon opening Jupyter Notebook/Google Colab/etc. (It's like when a snake-handling churchgoer picks up the snake.)

LLM devs choose not to write docs because they think that providing publicly-accessible information on how their code can be used makes their expertise less-valuable in the job market:

"If I'm the only one who understands the tools I made, people who want to use my work will have to pay me."

-- Final words of 10,000 naive LLM devs who have spent the last 2 years duplicating each other's work without realizing it, because they have never provided a coherent public explanation of what their work is intended to do, making it impossible either for them to find each other or for prospective users to find them. They died of dysentery.

If they had lived only a few months longer, they'd have gotten back in the computer chair and discovered, with mounting horror, that they no longer know how to use their own work, because they spent a few months doing something else (hospital, PT, etc) and the unwritten knowledge that they thought they had hoarded - in fact recalled only due to near-daily repetition - fell out of their heads, teaching them an important lesson about their own fallibility.

They didn't, though. They died of dysentery. Very sad.

[shoujo-dump]

Museru Kurai no Ai o Ageru

[chocostrwberry]

Felix: I don’t know what you all are talkin about, but it’s probably absolutely ridiculous.

Adrien and Nino:

Nino: AbsoLOOTeLAY

[san-fics]

[anna-scribbles]

i think it would be funny if one of the ways that adrien responded to Everything was by becoming the most offline unreachable hermit of all time. no phone no computer nothing. don’t talk to him about ai or instagram brand deals or twitter drama he can’t even receive a text message. if you want to contact him he checks his email once a week at the local library. he also has a flip phone with customized ringtones and no internet connection, and a number he gives out to an extremely select list of people. don’t try to reference a pop culture phenomenon to him he won’t understand it. his flip phone can’t open tiktoks. he’s protecting his peace.

[starssoblue]

"the reason adrien is just instantly good at everything he tries is because he is programmed to be that way as a senti" aside from the fact that i don't think that's how it works (and also while he was decent at everything he tried with marinette he wasn't instantly good at all of them, and what marinette actually said to him was that he could improve in anything with practice but it was a great first attempt) did we all collectively forget about how adrien actually canonically isn't the best singer?

[nixcraft]

[snarp]

Seemingly-counterintuitive thing about "AI" output: these things are much better at identifying and recreating emotion/tone than they are at facts/reasoning. The LLMs typically know whether a story is "funny" or "depressing," whether a picture of a dog is "cute" or "scary," when it's appropriate to use a puke emoji, and so on. They do not know that the Russian sleep experiment and the Dashcon baby are fake.

Makes sense! People are more likely to lie or be wrong about reality than about their own feelings about it. And the datasets are, ultimately, just stuff people say.

[nixcraft]

Vibe coding in a nutshell