Eheran
@Eheran@lemmy.world
- Comment on They have a right to feel smug 7 hours ago:
It has 2 different ways to open it. Just tilting it a bit and all the way.
- Comment on They have a right to feel smug 7 hours ago:
We have these windows, they are 35 years old and were most certainly not the first of this kind.
- Comment on Yea well it still can't have an existential crisis like humans can! Take that! 1 week ago:
I never said anything about code reviews.
- Comment on Yea well it still can't have an existential crisis like humans can! Take that! 1 week ago:
Can you define “thinking”? This is such a broad statement with so many implications. We have no idea how our brain functions.
I do not use this tool for talking. I use it for data analysis, simulations, MCU programming, … Instead of having to write all of that code myself, it only takes 5 minutes now.
- Comment on Yea well it still can't have an existential crisis like humans can! Take that! 1 week ago:
Perhaps, yes.
- Comment on Yea well it still can't have an existential crisis like humans can! Take that! 1 week ago:
Calculations with bugs do not magically produce correct results and plot them correctly. Neither can such simple code change values that were read from a file or device. Etc.
I do not care what you program and how bugs can sneak in there. I use it for data analysis, simulations etc. with exactly zero security implications or generally interactions with anything outside the computer.
The hostility here against anyone using LLMs/AI is absurd.
- Comment on Yea well it still can't have an existential crisis like humans can! Take that! 1 week ago:
The good thing is that in code, if it makes shit up it simply does not work the way it is supposed to.
You can keep your hatred to yourself, let alone the bullshit you make up.
- Comment on Yea well it still can't have an existential crisis like humans can! Take that! 1 week ago:
So you physically read what I said and then just went with “my bias against LLMs was proven” and wrote this reply? At no point did you actually try to understand what I said? Sorry but are you an LLM?
But seriously. If you ask someone on the phone “is it raining” and the person says “not now but it did a moment ago”, do you think the person is a fucking idiot because obviously the sun has been and still is shining? Or perhaps the context is different (a different location)? Do you understand that now?
- Comment on Yea well it still can't have an existential crisis like humans can! Take that! 1 week ago:
When was the last time you tried? GPT5 thinking is able to create 500 lines of code without a single error, repeatable, and add new features into it seamlessly too. Hours of work with older LLMs reduced to minutes, I really like how much it enables me to do with my limited spare time. Same with “actual” engineering, the numbers were all correct the last few times. So things it had to find a way to calculate and then figure out some assumptions and then do the math! Sometimes it gets the context wrong and since it pretty much never asks questions back, the result was absurd for me, but somewhat correct for a different context. Really good stuff.
- Comment on Can't argue that. 2 weeks ago:
I post the picture because it gets the point across, not because that is “my teacher”. The point is that you can choose smart any random regression function and they all fit just as “good”.
- Comment on Can't argue that. 2 weeks ago:
No idea, sorry.
- Comment on Can't argue that. 2 weeks ago:
Take a look at these examples of regression. See how any one of the conclusions is absurd? Mind you the data in that example is far less random!
- Comment on Can't argue that. 2 weeks ago:
The data does not support the conclusion. A simple “no” is okay. Take a look at these examples of regression. See how any one of the conclusions is absurd? Mind you the data in that example is far less random!
- Comment on Wobble wobble 2 weeks ago:
Oh that can absolutely end in a desaster. Like not breaking when driving a car when you absolutely should.
- Comment on Can't argue that. 2 weeks ago:
guess the correlation, looks about like a solid 0.1. Whoever put that regression line in there is crazy, the confidence interval is insulting.
- Comment on Wobble wobble 2 weeks ago:
The centrifuge would not run like that, it noticed the vibrations and turns off. They had that “feature” for decades now.
- Comment on Shh 2 weeks ago:
Having to dispense a different volume to every sample goes faaaaack.
- Comment on Uh oh lol 2 weeks ago:
You know how the sound of things moving from you changes? Towards you the pitch is higher, away from you it is lower. The same happens with light. We know how some things should look like, so if they are more toward red or blue, we know their speed relative to us. Blue = towards us = “we will collide” (you also do not collide with every car with a siren where you hear that effect).
- Comment on Mods react as Reddit kicks some of them out again: “This will break the site” 2 weeks ago:
0.1 % is what they say.
- Comment on A nice tall glass of OJ 3 weeks ago:
Don’t call it cheese.
- Comment on A month remains. 3 weeks ago:
If only the Bitrate was a bit higher to avoid these odd glitches in the glass.
- Comment on September 2025: Updates for the .worlds and call for donations 4 weeks ago:
Where or with what frontend do you see the mod log?
- Comment on Gotta Smash 4 weeks ago:
He says particles are left, you say matter can not be destroyed. Not only are you wrong, that is simply not what he said. What should I tell you? Do you even acknowledge that this was never said and you misinterpreted it?
- Comment on Gotta Smash 5 weeks ago:
That is not what he said and that’s also not what happens.
- Comment on Gotta Smash 5 weeks ago:
He is essentially correct though, there is nothing organic or generally any compound remaining, only many singular particles. It is like an extremely hot plasma.
- Comment on “Analysis and Qualitative Effects of Large Breasts on Aerodynamic Performance and Wake of a “Miss Kobayashi’s Dragon Maid” Character” 5 weeks ago:
Old but gold.
- Comment on Or Library Genesis 5 weeks ago:
Sadly not always. Perhaps 80 % of the papers I try to find are there and perhaps 60 % of the books.
- Comment on What does a skinwalker fear? 5 weeks ago:
The what from what?
- Comment on Is it? 5 weeks ago:
Same here please.
- Comment on Have you know???. 5 weeks ago:
Ah damn you got me there…