alt Hacker NewsThis somewhat of the equivalent of "quitting cold turkey", in the sense that you remove the temptation from your reach.
The problem is that it's just much easier to un-quit and run the LLM in the same laptop you work on.
It's just so very tempting.
This somewhat of the equivalent of "quitting cold turkey", in the sense that you remove the temptation from your reach.
The problem is that it's just much easier to un-quit and run the LLM in the same laptop you work on.
It's just so very tempting.
I think that's the only way to deal with such temptations. Kidding yourself that you are strong enough to do it 'just once' or that you can handle the temptation is foolish and will only lead to predictable outcomes. I have a similar policy to smoking, drugs, alcohol and so on, I just don't want the temptation. It helps to have seen lots of people who thought they were smart enough eventually go under (but the price is pretty high).
Oh, and LLMs are of course geared to pull you in further, they are on a continuous upsell salespitch. Drug pushers could learn a thing or two from them.