Comment Re: Yes (Score 1) 142
Are those conversations and results kept in an extending prompt? How far back can your bot typically recall? Does the company charge for extra prompt (history) size?
Comment Re:Yes (Score 1) 142
> Explain to the AI what it got wrong and have it fix it. You could fix it yourself but that will just confuse the AI.
Please elaborate. Confuse for what purpose or context?
Comment Re:Yes. (Score 1) 142
If you need to cancel your model subscription for some reason, does all the bot's knowledge of your shop's practices and patterns go away?
If that's a problem, then in-house or fully open-source models may be safer even if not as good initially.
Comment Re:DALL-E? (Score 1) 26
"Back in my day bots draw 8 fingers per hand, you spoiled whipper-snappers have it down to 6!"
Comment Re:Good. (Score 1) 169
Now MAGAs will have to troll the old-fashioned way: type Fox talking points into social media.
Comment Re:Prove Python, C#, JS, or Java safer (Score 1) 95
Are you talking as a language per programming productivity, or per security?
Comment Re:Not surprising (Score 1) 42
Don flips faster than his hair in the wind.
Comment Current AI is like Trek Pakleds (Score 1) 68
not very bright, but patient and determined, happily manipulating humans to get its way.
Submission + - Ask /. : For devs having AI write most their code, do bots know your domain?
Tablizer writes: A recent Slashdot poll showed roughly 15% said bots write most their code. I generally find bots don't and can't understand very specific domains in my experience, the rules often come from institutional habits and/or arbitrary-seeming gov't polices & regulations. So what are the bots doing for you exactly? If there are regular patterns they are milking, why can't those patterns be factored into modules & functions rather than repeated so that you are mostly passing simple parameters. I'm skeptical of "AI writes most". Something smells off. Thank You!
Comment To go where no investor has gone before (Score 1) 11
Either they are right and we can all retire early and live in a socialistic Trek-ish paradise, or the AI bubble will pop and we'll have yet another nasty recession. There's not a lot in between because Wallstreet is pricing and valuating for the 1st scenario.
Comment Prove Python, C#, JS, or Java safer (Score 2, Insightful) 95
or STFU about PHP.
Comment WTF? Wallstreet ignores Swiss cheese? (Score 1) 42
They added the stock reaction may be due more to massive expectations than disappointing data.
And not due to the fact Moderna has leaky cybers?
Comment Re:Not surprising (Score 0, Troll) 42
Is there a vaccine that cures Maga Gullibility Syndrome? It may also reduce crime by reducing the number of Muslims and trans people getting beat up for existing because the Maga Fox Jesus Cult claims they are demons...without double-blind proof.
Comment Hegseth asked for moats and (Score 1) 139
...sharks with lasers, but this was Plan B.
Comment This has been around a while (Score 4, Interesting) 139
The DOD/DOW have been working on this for a while. They discovered, early on, that the device had a propensity to cause permanent nerve damage.
It's very unlikely the US have fixed that, as they'd largely sidelined the work as a failure. However, at 36%, Trump needs something he can call a win, no matter what the long-term consequences.
