nickphx

indeed. the hype is the strongest when the offering is the weakest.

more inane, hyperbolic bullshit from the vendors of non-deterministic black boxes of bullshit. so much hype, so little results.

how oddly entitled. they built their non-deterministic black box of bullshit from surreptitiously acquired data. it's cute to see the ignorant thieves attempting to 'protect' their empire of shit.

why didnt the black box of bullshit company detect this? for a group that touts every inane 'discovery' with hyperbolic bullshit, they really fall short on delivering anything of actual value, just rehashed bullshit.

oh boy, how amazing.. stolen code can be regurgitated by the black box of bullshit... such amazing, so wow.

why would you want to do that?

I will never understand why people willingly install software from a company that built on stolen information. Why are the leaopards eating my face?

lol what an amazing display of completely useless software. the peddlers of the nondeterministic black boxes of bullshit beliving their shitbox is special and needs 'safeguards'... the clowns peddling snakeoil fingerprinting bullshit, the braindead C-suite morons that gobble up the bullshit... such a sad state of affairs all around.

It is not worth my time. How anyone believes writing magic incantations to be interpreted by a non-deterministic black box of bullshit is better than writing the actual structured programming language is befuddling. Thinking there is an actual market for such an inane concept is naive.

Water is wet. Amazing.

the clowns selling the non-deterministic black box of bullshit are relentless in their touting of benefits while failing to demonstrate actual usefulness.

except it is all a clown car.

because the nondeterministic black box of bullshit is incapable.

using an llm is a bad idea.

Nice! I remember spending many hours playing Road Rash 3 on the SEGA Genesis. The stun baton was always fun.

he is a real thought leader.. /s

why do you believe what you think matters?

lol, if you say so.

"probably" is the real load bearing part of this statement.

I don't understand. If you're already building the rules, why have a clanker summarize and guess why the result happened when you can display the rules that passed/failed?

needs more slop

why would anyone trust anything from a company built on stolen data that spews hyberbolic, misleading claims.

why should i care about your mental model of anything?

because nextjs is a bloated pile of shit.

I ended a 10 year contract when the new clownshoes CTO started hyping the slop. I would rather stare at a wall than 'manage' an 'agentic team'.

I quit a position after 10 years because the latest "CTO" is "all in on AI".

lol much innovation wow

Ah nice, the site uses nextjs/vercel and is hosted by AWS ...

and that was not due to answering phones .. adding a nondeterministic black box of bullshit will change nothing.

How does a commission override a congressional ruling though? Seems like the "checks" part of the "balances" is a bit out of balance.