- LLMs are a complete dead end when it comes to actual intelligence, understanding, or sentience
- constant fearmongering from decades of media makes you afraid of sentient AI. I think it's important to recognize that. I'm willing to bet that if people would have grown up with, say, Iain Banks' Culture instead of Terminator, the idea of sentient AI would be exciting. (Not a value judgement, just pointing it out.)
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Well... In my case it would be "calculate how much loss you've been making by growing your own veggies!", lol.
(Container gardening and watering add up, but I am not complaining, I am not doing this to save/earn money)
I was SO confused until I checked the community.
Thought this was about literal, real-world vegatable gardens as a hobby.
I hate the HA implementation of voice assist. It's either "what you are saying has to be recognized as EXACTLY this string" or it's "try an LLM lol".
Hie the fuck do you influence if your voice recognition model spits out "To-do, ToDo, todo, To-Do, To Do or to do"? Because if you try to add an item to the ToDo list, then this difference matters to HA.
The answer is: by matching what is recognized against all known entities, and picking (with a threshold) the closest match. But that's just not possible currently.
Haha, perfect 😄
Would you mind opening a PR to fix that typo? Would be useful for others as well!
Or a CLI with clap.
Curious what you are talking about. Multi-threaded sharing of memory for example is also easy with rust, it just doesn't let you wrote and read at the same time, and so on.
Yeah. Once you get used to the (verbose, but by no means unergonomic!) syntax, you'll probably never be happy with another language again. Job-wise, I am currently mostly using Go, and while also a nice language, I miss the confidence and security I took for granted with rust.
Not to mention just how goddamn expressive rust can be. Let bindings like if ok/err, else return? Assign from a match on Some(Ok(x))? Filter, map, and friends on any iterator? Oh my GOD the error handling with the question mark iterator? 100% confidence that if it compiles, no error, possible null value, or case is unhandled.
And all this WHILE giving you the amazing security benefits!
Ah, damn, caught me proselytizing again.
Would passkeys solve your grievances for you?