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@zzt a couple months later i found the mataroa cli tool and jury-rigged a shitty elisp function to do exactly the same thing without a problem lol. and yeah that same weekend i had a minor version of the same thing happen when i asked an llm to troubleshoot something. it worked and then i was just flooded with 'just ask claude it'll be fine' intrusive thoughts for the rest of the week. i was actually legit floored by how bonko it made me immediately
@zzt it seems like there are a lot of people who dont tweak out in that particular way but if even like 1% of users experience that without the critical framework i'd already kind of built up around it...yikes
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@zzt@mas.to The first one, but I may have to switch to the second in the close future…
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@zzt Where is the « I don't care LLMs » line ?
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@zzt When I told my students last semester I try to avoid AI whenever I can they were legitimately shocked. "How can you program or find images or learn anything without AI???" It was a huge culture shock, but I also suspect partially a symptom of me finishing school years before genAI.
This year it seems the new freshmen are much less reliant on it (or at least more of them are also openly anti-AI), so that's reassuring.
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@zzt When I told my students last semester I try to avoid AI whenever I can they were legitimately shocked. "How can you program or find images or learn anything without AI???" It was a huge culture shock, but I also suspect partially a symptom of me finishing school years before genAI.
This year it seems the new freshmen are much less reliant on it (or at least more of them are also openly anti-AI), so that's reassuring.
@zzt I've considered throwing some of my assignments at them just to see how they respond since it might make catching cheating easier, but so far I haven't really had to. Some of my assignments don't really work with genAI, anyway, since I have students sketch something on paper or explain the logic for how they arrived at their result.
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@zzt No options apply.
I don't hate the core tech. I think it's interesting. I do hate most of the companies dominating it though, and the way they fuck up so many things in society right now.
My work expects me to use AI, and I do for some tasks, but firing someone for not using it would probably be wildly illegal. We are most definitely being pushed to use it though.
I use AI-tools very sparingly outside of work. Sometimes I run them locally. Most of local use is for video enhancement.
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@zzt voted 1 but you really need a "hates 99.9% of llms, wont use them, but their one use case of... on keqw 5.2 locally uses less power tham halo" option
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I hate LLMs so much that I called my old boss before yelling at the VP in front of my people and then I jumped ship.
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@zzt hate and don't use, but I love 1980s connectionism and I do like playing (emphasis: play not work) with neural nets
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B bogwitch@social.data.coop shared this topic
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@zzt There is no `I hate LLMs, but I still use them`
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@zzt I need the option: I have no clue what LLM is but is oddly curious about the voting result anyway
