AbeilleVegane

"I feel like this is the self driving car thing again.

How often are human doctors wrong in their diagnoses?

How often are LLM doctors wrong in their diagnoses?

I'm pretty sure the former is close to 75%, and the latter substantially less. I've heard of so many people go to doctor after doctor and not get the right diagonsis or treatment for whatever they have going on, and it takes 5+ to find the one who figures it out and gets them treated."

This you?

Yeah they're gonna need qBittorment* for this though

Yeah and they sure are not above the law! /s

I disagree, it was fun TV to me and I love this genre; also liked Monk, Psych, Poker Face, Ludwig and others

Not at all the point that is being made.

Ad populum btw

I don't know if you can have a signature on Lemmy posts, but this could be y'all signature

Do you know any good Usenet guide out there? The ones I found were confusing, I don't even know how to start really

I think it could be productive to not think of him as dumb, but as being taken advantage of by people with their own interests in mind. We are all humans and it's easy to see the other as different, but I think we are way more similar than we are distinct and as a relative, coming at it with empathy and maybe humor could bring the heat of the conversation down a couple of notches. Anyway it kinda worked for me I think, so take it with a grain of salt.

This is just classical conditioning for me at this point : I see "free update" and I just want to give money to the devs.

Well that's exactly what I did, so obviously it didn't work for you, but substitutes absolutely did it for me. Don't know why you're so incredulous.

I'm able to make a false analogy too : It's kinda like training wheels on a bike. It makes the experience of biking easier for the one learning and eventually you can remove them.

Yeah, but what if they're not loaded with methylcellulose, or what if we do eventually come close to the real meats or what if this is a gateway product that could convert carnists?