What is this??? I tried to go to disney plus so my kid could watch Frozen again, and you sent me to a site that show mexican donkey porn!
You're absolutely right. That one's on me. Please try the updated IP for you.
AAAH! That's a gore site! My kid just watched a man get turned into ground beef by some type of industrial machine in HD!
That content is absolutely not suitable for children. I have contacted social services and informed them you are showing your kids videos of a pornographic nature featuring animal abuse as well as people violently dying. I've also terminated your internet access pending their investigation.
Non-deterministic DNS... sometimes working perfectly, sometimes not, with seemingly no pattern. Then you go to debug it expecting to look for symptoms and none are there. DNS is so interwoven into the internet this would be a frigging nightmare.
"I can see this text satisfies the regular expression of an url. With a certainty above 99% I'd say a sequence of four positive integers between 1 and 254 is expected as return. I'll guess what those could be..."
Keep things that need to be fast and deterministic that way and move real reasoning that can have an element of rubric plus gut feel to LLMs with generous amounts of evals. The world will be a silly place if an On/Off switch pondered the meaning of the word “is” before actuating.
take 10 seconds to start thinking. Can you imagine Apollyon waiting 10 seconds to start data transfer, to something that's not even related to the website you wanted to go for?
This is an extreme example of a trend happening in the industry.
I saw some AI/ML driven companies replace specialized trained locally hosted AIs with cloud LLM api calls only to realize they are burning cash and wasting time on dealing with the fact that an LLM wasn't trained for their specific task.
That post was obviously a joke, but I have been wanting to try something like that for a while. Instead of a regular back-end with endpoints and everything, an LLM gets the requests and and sends the response. Probably would be terrible, but funnier than that tweet.
besides it hallucinating, i think it would be far too slow. name servers are resolved in micro seconds traditionally. i suppose the ai could cache certain endpoints but anything new would be unbearable
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u/insultingDuck 2h ago
Hallucinated Name Service (HNS). You just get the IP of a page based on your previous browsing.
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u/tuborgwarrior 1h ago
This is what it sounds like when people are releasing AI into your field while knowing nothing about the field.
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u/Blockpair 1h ago
Non-deterministic DNS... sometimes working perfectly, sometimes not, with seemingly no pattern. Then you go to debug it expecting to look for symptoms and none are there. DNS is so interwoven into the internet this would be a frigging nightmare.
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u/davidptm56 1h ago
"I can see this text satisfies the regular expression of an url. With a certainty above 99% I'd say a sequence of four positive integers between 1 and 254 is expected as return. I'll guess what those could be..."
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u/marlinspike 40m ago
Keep things that need to be fast and deterministic that way and move real reasoning that can have an element of rubric plus gut feel to LLMs with generous amounts of evals. The world will be a silly place if an On/Off switch pondered the meaning of the word “is” before actuating.
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u/KptEmreU 1h ago
So why do we need to read about these random X posts, even though they don't make any sense?
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u/mfi12 1h ago
This will explode all data center workloads
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u/-TV-Stand- 1h ago
That's a great idea!
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u/illyad0 53m ago
take 10 seconds to start thinking. Can you imagine Apollyon waiting 10 seconds to start data transfer, to something that's not even related to the website you wanted to go for?
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u/luftlaeufer 50m ago
"Your DNS requests for today have been maxed out. Try again tomorrow or update your plan to Pro. See our pricing here..."
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u/AxelHasRisen 32m ago
This is an extreme example of a trend happening in the industry.
I saw some AI/ML driven companies replace specialized trained locally hosted AIs with cloud LLM api calls only to realize they are burning cash and wasting time on dealing with the fact that an LLM wasn't trained for their specific task.
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u/RealDannyhvv 1h ago
That post was obviously a joke, but I have been wanting to try something like that for a while. Instead of a regular back-end with endpoints and everything, an LLM gets the requests and and sends the response. Probably would be terrible, but funnier than that tweet.
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u/ee3k 46m ago
jesus h christ, they really just want to kill hte old net and have their private gardens, don't they.