I've got this strange error that only happens in this specific conditions using an obscure software with no documentation, anyone knows how to work around it?
RTFM
RTFM of a different software which the software you are actually interacting with employs. (E.g. having problems with an application that downloads stuff, need to read curl docs because thats what it is using under the hood.)
hey, currently looking for LMDE help on the Mint forum, can confirm derision is still part of the process.
Jokes on them, I have a shame kink.
It's called humiliation kink, you stupid stupid boy.
Gotta love elitism and punching down.
Then wondering why everyone is so ignorant (you punch them when they ask for answers).
I miss Yahoo Answers
In that case I can recommend "turning Yahoo Answers into beautiful music": https://m.youtube.com/shorts/NDvaRF4HQHQ
Well, clearly I romanticized it
ahh the good ol flamewar days of IRC
What.
Then we learned that if you wanted to get the right answer from people ... all you had to do was confidently post an answer, any answer, especially if it was wrong ... and so many people would jump on you so fast to tell you how stupid you were and give you the right answer.
.... and you also had to tie an onion on your belt which was the style of the time.
I used to do this on Reddit. Someone would post a question I too wanted an answer to, but no one was answering. So, I'd post a wrong answer.
I learned to let you all squabble amongst yourselves and get the answer. Since every question is a duplicate, it stands to reason the question I have has already been answered.
This actually has a name, it's called Goodhart's Law
I'm studying right now and I'm the lead for a group project. I've been having a hard time getting the team to actually talk with each other and come up with ideas. Someone told me the other week "pitch bad ideas badly". So I tried that with the title of our project I put down a shit awful name, told everyone about it, and within 5 minutes the team came back to me with an actual title
A Project Manager just earned their wings.
Phishing legitimate answers out of people by exploiting their ego is still one of the most impressive things I haven't thought of.
Will try to keep in mind
So that's how I can get away with it! You just eradicated every last hints of remorse that I had in me.
First we created communities that we used to share information and ideas. This allowed people to grow in their skills and in turn teach others what they learnt. This cycle kept the communities going, providing an important service for everyone involved.
Then capitalism turned those communities into walled gardens, often using predatory patterns to increase engagement to the detriment of the quality. Being walled off made it harder to share the knowledge, leaving people with only a few larger holdouts of what once had been.
Then we created machines to do the learning for us, finally killing off the concept of information sharing communities. These machines learnt from every knowledge sharing community that existed previously and became the place to access that knowledge. Without people coming into the communities, even the last holdouts could no longer sustain themselves. The ability to share and gain new knowledge was removed, causing stagnation for everyone involved. The ability to actually learn anything was also greatly reduced, having the machines apply the knowledge directly. The new machines can't learn, can't think, can't reason or be creative, all they can do is remix already existing information and regress to the mean while doing so.
But for a while there, a lot of value was created for the shareholders.
This text is great, you have amazing writing :)
Thank you so much!
This has got vaguely Douglas Adams vibes.
More than vaguely. The man was prescient.
LLM are useless for niche stuff. They are ok-ish, if you do something another 100s of people already did (like, overengineering a webpage). Which is contra the idea of open source, btw.
This is just the human experience in a shellnut.
First came the nomads and isolated communities, who formed the first towns and societies.
Then, the towns became cities and the societies became stratified for order and efficiency.
Then, the elders become kings and lords, and they become disconnected from the earth and reality.
In time, the ambition of the high ones grow too big for their own good, whilst those below lose their sense of self-reasoning and communing.
Eventually, the house of cards falls like all Babylons before it.
All is lost, people scatter, and people gather elsewhere.
I've had this in my head for a bit, but you expressed it much more eloquently then I ever could have, going to save this for later!
I am saving this.
The other option was that nobody ever replied...
And then it turns out that it was himself last month.
I have found my own posts this way from 2 or 3 years prior. Makes me wonder if I am getting anywhere.
Now we go to a text transformer that poops spaghetti code by the bucket.
At least it tells me I'm right all the time. 🤗
"And you stopped because now you ask AI instead?"
"No! Because the special website adopted AI!"
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