Why I am not impressed by A.I.
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Well it is not wrong, I believe it just gets bored and tries to fail the Turing test for fun.
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It is wrong. Strawberry has 3 r's
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It's like someone who has no formal education but has a high level of confidence and eavesdrops on a lot of random conversations.
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there are two 'r's in 'strawbery'
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I mean, that's how I would think about it...
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One thing which I find useful is to be able to turn installation/setup instructions into ansible roles and tasks. If you're unfamiliar, ansible is a tool for automated configuration for large scale server infrastructures.
In my case I only manage two servers but it is useful to parse instructions and convert them to ansible, helping me learn and understand ansible at the same time.Here is an example of instructions which I find interesting: how to setup docker for alpine Linux:
https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/wiki/DockerResults are actually quite good even for smaller 14B self-hosted models like the distilled versions of DeepSeek, though I'm sure there are other usable models too.
To assist you in programming (both to execute and learn) I find it helpful too.
I would not rely on it for factual information, but usually it does a decent job at pointing in the right direction. Another use i have is helpint with spell-checking in a foreign language.
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Uh, no, that is not common parlance. If any human tells you that strawberry has two r's, they are also wrong.
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This but actually. Don't use an LLM to do things LLMs are known to not be good at. As tools various companies would do good to list out specifically what they're not good at to eliminate requiring background knowledge before even using them, not unlike needing to know that one corner of those old iPhones was an antenna and to not bridge it.
