[Arifcodes]

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[magicalist]

I had a longer, snarkier response to this the (as I'm writing) top comment on this thread. I spent longer than I'd like to have trying to decode what insight you were sharing here (what exactly is inverted in the GPU/CPU summaries you give?) until I browsed your comment history and saw what looks like a bunch of AI-generated comments (sometimes less than a minute apart from each other) and realized I was trying to decode slop.

This one's especially clear because you reference "the cases shayonj mentioned", but shayonj's comment[1] doesn't mention any use cases, but it does make a comparison to "NVIDIA's stdexec", which seems like might have gotten mixed into what your model was trying to say in the preceding paragraph?

This is really annoying. Please stop.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47050304

[andrepd]

This is what I fucking hate about this AI craze. It's all [1], fundamentally, about deception. Trying to pass off word salad as a blogpost, fake video as real, a randomly generated page as a genuine recipe, an LLM summary as insight.

[1] Nearly all.

[NewsaHackO]

I see this accusation a lot, and admittedly, I defended someone who later on was shown to use AI to generate comments, but I am still missing a motivation for this. Is your argument that he is using AI to copyedit his posts, or that he is asking AI to write a response to a random thread that looks insightful? Because I cannot fathom why someone would ever do that.