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"Let me google that for you."
"RTFM"
I've always disliked the hostility of some online communities to repetitive or "basic" questions. It's one of the reasons I don't participate much on "Stack Overflow" where the ethos of hating questions goes deep and interest in enthusiastically sharing and helping people to learn is nearly nonexistent.
It's so extreme that the place simply isn't very active.
Is it so shocking people are turning to LLMs for their "stupid questions?"
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When "google" became a verb the company celebrated it as a symbol of their market dominance. I think even those of us who are skeptical about LLMs need to recognize that the general public is increasingly turning to LLMs in the same way they turned to search.
"I'll ask chat GPT" is something I hear often. I wince every single time I hear it.
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(This is a discussion of how people relate to technology *not* a request for software recommendations or technical solutions.)
We did once... but ate them before he got any again so didn't want to talk about it.
I saw these today and thought about posting about them. They have one that says "50 percent of IQ is genetic"
I think they are trying to get attention by being obnoxious.
We had this culture at my undergraduate college. Performative all nighters.
Thankfully by grad school I learned better and could study *less* get better grades and be healthy.
I'm not even talking about work life balance here. Even a person who put every waking moment towards "the good of the company" will not do their best work like this. It will be inefficient.
Look to the ant.
Proverbs 6:6 and all that.
36 hour shift says "terrible project planning" to me... not "incredible dedication"
People do better work when well rested and paced out ... reasonably. 36 hours? You messed up big time. Or your boss is unreasonable, fickle and disorganized.
12 years ago and he STILL brings it up
pack my bags and go to see the ants in places where I haven't seen them before.
My Dad: "We're not getting pineapple anymore. You both just eat it and eat it until it is gone!"
My Brother (muttering and risking his life) "as opposed to eating it and eating it and then there is still some left?"
"holy fuck the Vikings suck"
Both happy and yet somehow disappointed (yearning for excitement??) this was not about your village getting raided and all of the relics stolen from the local monastery.
Do you know of this account?
It's interesting how these images are similar.
So... *don't* build the torment nexus? Whoa...
hmmm... Yes good point. But on the other hand sometimes one is hungry and coconut is crunchy and fun to eat next to the fridge.
This is exactly what they said it was like.
Little melodramatic. It's just an ant coming for you relentlessly, inevitably, inescapable... no need to freak out.
I'll be there soon.
Why is there the coconut if not for being eaten? That is what I would like to ask this person.
Perfect little triangle of a nose.
They are running ads for it on TV?
