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How anyone thinks they are productive with llm tools is baffling (sh.itjust.works)
submitted 7 months ago by to c/fuck_ai@lemmy.world
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It has to be pure ignorance.

I only have used my works stupid llm tool a few times (hey, I have to give it a chance and actually try it before I form opinions)

Holy shit it's bad. Every single time I use it I waste hours. Even simple tasks, it gets details wrong. I correct it constantly. Then I come back a couple months later, open the same module to do the same task, it gets it wrong again.

These aren't even tools. They're just shit. An idiot intern is better.

Its so angering people think this trash is good. Get ready for a lot of buildings and bridges to collapse because of young engineers trusting a slop machine to be accurate on details. We will look back on this as the worst era in computing.

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[–] [S] 1 point 7 months ago (1 child)

I don't really mind people using it for simple dumb tasks. I'm just sick of boosters saying how great it is. If you're an intelligent person, you realize real fast how stupid it is at real work.

But we have destroyed the economy and planet and given all of our data to billionaires to do it. Not fucking worth it in the SLIGHTEST.

Maybe if THE PEOPLE owned all the data centers and models I could get behind it. But that'll never happen.

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  • [–] 2 points 7 months ago

    This is why I'm hoping the bubble pops soon. Too many people trying to gaslight about the utility of it for their self interest.

    If it were just "boringly useful, but not mind boggingly profitable somehow", then I'm sure I'd no longer have a ton of people trying to micromanage use of LLM all around me.

    Currently, my management has dictated that our failure to see "magic results" is because we just haven't been trained enough, and are paying for and mandating for over 200 hours of training on how to use LLM correctly. The grift is insane, since the whole point of the LLM is that it shouldn't need training to use, but here we are, people found a way to grift training on a 'doesn't need training' solution that doesn't work as advertised...

    On a call with a partner, after demonstrating their software and everything it does, one of our executives kept insisting that they need to use LLM and then it would be even better.

    So ready to have execs stop caring, and then maybe I'll somehow appreciate the residual utility of it, whatever it is.

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