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Re:Biggest layoffs of 2023: Firms fired employees in jaw-dro... by broast on Saturday December 30, 2023 @08:57AM (#38815306)
> but it hasn't really been able to solve any actual problems that I have.

This is so foreign to me as someone who has become dependent on LLM's

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Re:Biggest layoffs of 2023: Firms fired employees in jaw-dro... by taberiand on Saturday December 30, 2023 @09:29AM (#38815525)
I have to assume they are simply misusing the tool (or work in a very specific niche that somehow doesn't benefit from it).

Does it solve problems for me? No, not really - but it's a huge productivity booster in helping me find solutions.

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Re:Biggest layoffs of 2023: Firms fired employees in jaw-dro... by spaceman_2020 on Saturday December 30, 2023 @09:35AM (#38815562)
Most people who dismiss AI have simply used GPT-3.5 or some crappy model on huggingface and concluded that AI is useless.
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Re:Biggest layoffs of 2023: Firms fired employees in jaw-dro... by gumballindie on Saturday December 30, 2023 @10:04AM (#38815759)
Not my case though. Oddly enough i find 3.5 more accurate in some cases.
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Re:Biggest layoffs of 2023: Firms fired employees in jaw-dro... by xandre_maxwell on Saturday December 30, 2023 @09:39AM (#38815594)
What LLM are you using? I use ChatGPT and StableDiffusion semiregularly. Maybe I just suck at prompts, I find them very hit and miss, even for very simple tasks.
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