You see how that’s more convenient for the interviewee too, right?
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You see how that’s more convenient for the interviewee too, right?
I’ve noticed that anything even remotely related to AI gets shit on immediately here on Lemmy. To the point where people will try to claim it’s bad at things that people who use it daily know it’s decent to very good at.
The users here want very much for LLMs to not be good because they see it as stealing creativity from people and sold back to them and it makes them feel better to try to believe the product isn’t good.
That said, I’d prefer to keep my search engine and LLM tools separate.
I used them for years.
Kagi search results have been much better for me so I recently switched.
People keep saying this but it’s just wrong.
Maybe I haven’t tried the language you have but it’s pretty damn good at code.
Granted, whatever it puts out needs to be tested and possibly edited but that’s the same thing we had to do with Stack Overflow answers.
Our search results also include anonymized API calls to all major search result providers worldwide…
Google search is the 800 lb gorilla in this space. When I read that, there’s no doubt in my mind that it includes Google.
Very stupid.
AWS has a holding period after account deletion where nothing is actually deleted, just inaccessible and access can be regained without data loss.
Since first hearing about this I’m wondering how TF Google Cloud doesn’t have a similar SOP.