Big LLMs weights are a piece of history

Re:Big LLMs weights are a piece of history by hengheng on Sunday March 16, 2025 @09:46AM (#43379066)

I've been looking at it as an "instant reddit comment". I can download a 10G or 80G compressed archive that basically contains the useful parts of the internet, and then I all can use it to synthesize something that is about as good and reliable as a really good reddit comment. Which is nifty. But honestly it's an incredible idea to sell that to businesses.

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Re:Big LLMs weights are a piece of history by api on Sunday March 16, 2025 @10:00AM (#43379145)

Reddit seems to puppet humans via engagement farming to do what LLMs do in some cases. Posts are prompts, replies are responses.

Of course they vary widely in quality.

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Re:Big LLMs weights are a piece of history by Guthur on Sunday March 16, 2025 @10:57AM (#43379553)

And so what would the point be of anyone actually posting on the internet if no one actually visits the sites because large corps have essentially stolen and monetized the whole thing.

And I'm sure they have or will have the ability to influence the responses so you only see what they want you to see.

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Re:Big LLMs weights are a piece of history by kelseyfrog on Sunday March 16, 2025 @11:02AM (#43379596)

That's the next step after algorithmic content feeds - algorithmic/generated comment sections. Imagine seeing an entirely different conversation happening just to get you to buy a product. A product like Coca-Cola.

Imagine scrolling through a comment section that feels tailor-made to your tastes, seamlessly guiding you to an ice-cold Coca-Cola. You see people reminiscing about their best summer memories—each one featuring a Coke in hand. Others are debating the superior refreshment of Coke over other drinks, complete with "real" testimonials and nostalgic stories.

And just when you're feeling thirsty, a perfectly timed comment appears: "Nothing beats the crisp, refreshing taste of an ice-cold Coke on a hot day."

Algorithmic engagement isn’t just the future—it’s already here, and it’s making sure the next thing you crave is Coca-Cola. Open Happiness.

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Re:Big LLMs weights are a piece of history by cruffle_duffle on Sunday March 16, 2025 @11:24AM (#43379762)

Why Coca Cola though? Sure it is refreshing on a hot day but you know what is even better? Going to bed on a nice cool mattress. So many are either too hard or too soft. They aren’t engineered to your body so you are virtually guaranteed to get a poor nights sleep.

Imagine waking up like I do every morning. Refreshed and full of energy. I’ve tried many mattresses and the only one that has this property is my Slumber Sleep Hygiene mattress.

The best part is my partner can customize their side using nothing more than a simple app on their smartphone. It tracks our sleep over time and uses AI to generate a daily sleep report showing me exactly how good of a night sleep I got. Why rely on my gut feelings when the report can tell me exactly how good or bad of a night sleep I got.

I highly recommend Slumber Sleep Hygiene mattresses. There is a reason it’s the number one brand recommended on HN.

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Re:Big LLMs weights are a piece of history by adhamsalama on Sunday March 16, 2025 @11:22AM (#43379740)

Isn't that how Reddit gained momentum? Posting fake posts/comments?

Now we can mass-produce it!

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Re:Big LLMs weights are a piece of history by gosub100 on Sunday March 16, 2025 @01:08PM (#43380495)

Another insidious one: fake replies designed to console you if there isn't enough people to validate your opinion or answer your question.

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Re:Big LLMs weights are a piece of history by Guthur on Sunday March 16, 2025 @03:28PM (#43381467)

Or, war is good peace is bad, nuclear war is winnable, don't worry and start loving the bomb. The enemy are not human anyway, your life will be better with fewer people around.

Look at the people who want to control this, they do not want to sell you Coke.

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