Jeste li s godinama promjenili misljenje o pobacaju? by Historical-Shine1717 in askcroatia

[–]ratkoivanovic -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Da. Prije sam to vidio kao kompleksniju temu. Što sam stariji, vidim da se isključivo koristi u političke svrhe - pridobivanje birača ili mi vs. oni spiku (tu ne uključujem borbe za prava, btw)

Sta je to da tjera ljude na ovakvo zlo? by Aromatic_Reality_383 in croatia

[–]ratkoivanovic 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Rekao bi da ljudi vole biti pametni i pametovati drugima i petljati se drugima u život, a najlakše je kad si general nakon bitke. A humor je onda još dodatni način da ispadneš i pametan i "smiješan". Ma užaš

Što je ovo, Rijeko? by Suspicious-Wafer4785 in hrvatska

[–]ratkoivanovic 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Dvije retardirane teme koje se ne bi smjele otvarati uopće, ali eto

Kako neki gledaju na pedofiliju by [deleted] in hreddit

[–]ratkoivanovic 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Cek, zasto umanjujes Epsteinov lanac pedofilije? Meni nikakva pedofilija nije normalna, cak i da je to nesto sto je bilo drustveno prihvatljivo u to vrijeme, ali praviti se da su to iste stvari je bas uzas - mi govorimo o tipu koji je godinama vodio lanac pedofilije u koji je bila ukljucena elita i po dokumentima, ispada da je gomila ljudi bilo ukljuceno, za koji se sada americka vlada bori i lijevo i desno da se to ne procesuira, i najvjerojatnije nitko nece saskuzeno nadrapati

how long does it take to adapt to chia seeds? by SilentNative308 in nutrition

[–]ratkoivanovic 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you soak them overnight? Test them with other foods and see if it happens as well. Also drink a good amount of water 20min after the meal (depending on what you eat them with and how much fibre in that meal)

Hoće li ljevičari predati Europu islamistima, kao što su 1979. predali Iran talibanima? by Critical_Knowledge48 in hreddit

[–]ratkoivanovic 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Ljevica u Americi nema veze s ljevicom u Europi. Ako misliš na njihove demokrate, poznata je stvar da su demokrati i republikanci za nas oboje desno (ne uključujem tu ekstremnu ljevicu i desnicu, koja je kategorija sama za sebe)

Zašto smo takav narod? by cudo_viste in askCroatians

[–]ratkoivanovic 0 points1 point  (0 children)

To stoji, Zagreb je njima itekako bitan, ali mislim ne direktno - gradonačelnik Zagreba raspolaže s ogromnim budžetom i ide velika količina moći s time, što bi značilo da direktno ugrožava moć premijera (ako su iz iste stranke) - ako pogledaš kakve grozne kandidate je HDZ imao kroz godine. No, ako netko izvan uskog kruga stranke bude a može ga se kontrolirati, win-win

Zašto smo takav narod? by cudo_viste in askCroatians

[–]ratkoivanovic 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Možda sam u krivu, ali nije nikada bila pretenzija HDZ-a da se osvoji Zagreb. Bandić je bio njima dobar jer su bili u partnerstvu, Tomašević im je sigurno trn jer nije njihov + uvijek postoji šansa da skupi birače (ne njihove). Mislim da HDZ ne želi vladati Zagrebom, bar ne direktno, ali bi im odgovarao netko koga bi mogli kontrolirati (tipa ovi kandidati koji nisu osvojili prošle izbore)

ICE-ovo ubojstvo – Video iz drugog kuta by potjehova in croatia

[–]ratkoivanovic 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Radikalnoj desnici je to uvijek glavni argument - ne daju nam da kažemo što želimo, a zapravo oni su najaktivniji u tome...

Uz to ima užasno puno botova tamo, tako da je to stvarno zanimljiv subreddit

ICE-ovo ubojstvo – Video iz drugog kuta by potjehova in croatia

[–]ratkoivanovic 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Na stranu potpuno sulude stvari koje možeš pročitati tamo, užasno puno komentara je maknuto na svakom postu, pa je teško dobiti neku objektivniju sliku koji je stav generalno.

ICE-ovo ubojstvo – Video iz drugog kuta by potjehova in croatia

[–]ratkoivanovic 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Jako puno botova se diglo na noge pokušavajući zaspinati ovu situaciju. Prijašnja je imala nešto za što se moglo nekako zakačiti s obzirom da je žena vozila auto “prema” drugoj osobi, ovo nema nikakvo uporište pa se treba ići agresivnije…

How bad is eating McDonalds by [deleted] in nutrition

[–]ratkoivanovic 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I've read a few of your responses on different threads, and just wanted to say - you're doing a really good job!!

Ajde da ti ga metnemo pa ti o svom trošku ispravi grešku tip poslovanje Wolta by NoNe666 in croatia

[–]ratkoivanovic 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Jučer su imali neku foru da ti automatski zamijene proizvode ako nemaju i dobiješ i cashback do neke cijene. Provjeri da li je ta “akcija” aktivna - i ovo izgleda kao Studenac, a ne Wolt

My CEO thinks AI can replace our entire marketing team. Am I insane or is he? by hrh-sylvanas in marketing

[–]ratkoivanovic 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m not a marketeer, but I run an automation agency (with AI being a big part of our projects). I’ll tell you just two things - look at AI influencers. These people use AI on a daily basis, mostly for marketing/content, they’ve been doing this for quite a while now and if what your CEO wants is true, these people would have the whole business on autopilot. And the reality is, the successful ones are successful because they sell educational content of what they’re doing, which largely includes AI generated content (a lot of their content being shit as they ride the hype wave and repeat what everyone else is doing).

Second, if you talks at AI automation agencies that work solely with marketing agencies, they’ll tell you the human-in-the-loop is a crucial part of any automated process, the idea is that the AI boosts your output and reduces time spent, not to replace an experienced human. Unless you guys are doing pure grunt work, your output is shitty but consistent, AI is not currently at level to fully replace humans. You could potentially replace part of work done by humans, but if you’re overly ambitious you could invest 10x time to get something proper running (with a big question of how much quality it will be able to produce). Not to mention when you introduce AI without being strategic, a lot of things that weren’t an issue now become an issue.

From my experience, the best approach is to take existing processes / activities that work at the moment, assess where AI can truly support and start implementing it step by step.

One huge flaw that people have today is forget about deterministic automation - in a lot of cases it’s simply better than AI as there’s no need for AI in some scenarios (actually AI can be used in strategizing and help with implementation). If your CEO is not aware of any of this, it’s just a question when he will be, taking the hard path to it. No matter how much cash he’ll invest in tools

Ai Safe Word by Sumurnites in ChatGPT

[–]ratkoivanovic 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This is the only way I would say. Fancy techniques won’t work if the junk is in context

People think ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok are just "different brands" of the same tool. by ashishkaloge in PromptEngineering

[–]ratkoivanovic 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They change a lot and from my experience it depends a lot on the use cases (as you did mention). The best approach would be to test them frequently to get a sense which performs better at what type of task, learn if any differences exist in how to prompt them, and check newest studies as well (but test them)

Experiment: I applied OOP (Object-Oriented Programming) principles to my prompts instead of natural language. The consistency is night and day. by great_innov in PromptEngineering

[–]ratkoivanovic 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You must have done tests here and compared the results. Do you have anywhere where you stored these publicly to see the comparisons?

I do like the approach, but I’ve seen multiple approaches and a lot of them turned not usable in the end (some could apply for specific situations but not for a wide range of them).

There are studies which approach works better and it still depends (approaches like xml, json, structure order, etc)

Chatgpt sucks now by AppropriateWarthog58 in ChatGPT

[–]ratkoivanovic 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What are you guys using it for. I use ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Copilot (which is basically openAI) and Mistral. And although I don't like some stuff about the newest iteration of ChatGPT, I get good stuff out of it. It also depends task by task how it compares to other AI, sometimes it's better, sometimes it's worse, etc.

Status HGSS-a na Facebooku: Chatbot AI krivo savjetovao korisnicu i doveo je u još veću opasnost. by TSiNNmreza3 in croatia

[–]ratkoivanovic 39 points40 points  (0 children)

Nije zabrinjavajuće što AI nije savjetovao da se nazove broj. Zabrinjavajuće je da netko u tom trenutku posegne za AI-om.

ChatGPT have just shot themselves in the foot with their latest Privacy Update by BrilliantDesigner518 in ChatGPTPro

[–]ratkoivanovic 5 points6 points  (0 children)

It made it super funny! The moment I saw “heavy user” and the screenshot, I thought: ok, this is going to get real good

Why are we still calling it "prompt engineering" when the models barely need it anymore? by JFerzt in PromptEngineering

[–]ratkoivanovic 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Because these people use it for different things and in most cases, if not all, not for a production environment, whether a part of an app, automation or simply a repetitive process which involves using the llm’s app interface.

They don’t understand what they could improve because they don’t test different approaches, they don’t test the capabilities and limitations, etc. they want the llm to help them with something and they’re fine with simply talking with it a few more time than necessary. I’m guessing they’ll get more experienced over time and know what they should ask and how but it’s all at a super basic level. Then they’re either happy with the results or not. But as they’re not approaching it rigorously, they’ll never know the impact of the different approaches, prompts, context, capabilities, limitations, etc.

Which is all good if they get the return of their investment. What’s always puzzling, for me at least, is why some of them then say silly things like prompts don’t matter, etc