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I mean I knew that people could walk up and stand in the little nooks on her crown area so that gave me sort of a size comparison and I knew the book must be massive, way bigger than Big Ben's clock. It's a very big statue.

If you can't get it to output good code I'm afraid it's probably a skill or prompting issue. There are programmers that are almost certainly better than you that are using LLMs regularly to produce good code. Do you think the Linus is a bad programmer?


If it's a matter of whether the person using it is good at programming or not, then it's just the programmer programming with more steps.


He is not a programmer anymore. He admitted that he mostly reviews, tests and gives suggestion now. He still does a little coding, but usually small patch that hard to say if he is good or bad programmer.

I would say he is a good PM/visionary.


Linus has motive behind his position on AI. It's his operating system that's at the center of the AI revolution. The Linux Foundation is involved with several AI projects and has a lot of members that are all-in with AI.


Wow you really think that it is a "skill or prompting issue" in a field where model capability is growing over time?

It's not a "skill or prompting issue", it's either you have a software factory or you don't and suffer the poor quality.


Considering it's the only thing I'm directly aware of I think I can safely reject that it's a made up concept.


Ok, then lay out what it is in words that adequately covers what consciousness is across the spectrum of conscious behaviors. Also while doing so, prove that your consciousness is the same as mine. It's really easy to say, it's fuck all hard to actually prove.


Qualia or subjective experience. All the sensations of your experience, whether in perception, dreams, imagination, etc.

There's many things we can't prove with certainty, like the existence of an external world. A solipsist can doubt that anything exists outside their own mind because nobody can prove to them otherwise. But were does requiring certainty get us? Science doesn't require certainty, because empirical investigation is never certain.


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