10xDev

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by 10xDev 2y ago
In what world is Israel relevant to the security of Europe?
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by 10xDev 2y ago
Trump went from "Build the wall!" in 2016 to "Secure our borders!" in 2024. How can you be so gullible to vote for Trump? I understand not voting for Biden either as Democrats suffer from their own hypocrisy.
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by 10xDev 2y ago
>Even people who never adopt this stuff personally will have their lives profoundly impacted. That's a big claim with nothing to work with. In any case you are the bottom line and "you" is very general here.
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by 10xDev 2y ago
Pretty much, tech is what we make of it no matter how advanced. Just look at what we turned most of the web into.
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by 10xDev 2y ago
The future is not going to be anymore wild than what you choose to do with the tech.
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by 10xDev 2y ago
When I was applying to internship dev roles a long while ago it was very common to come across “record yourself” interviews and a situational test. Next stage was often some group interview where you had to put a presentation together or cr
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by 10xDev 2y ago
Everything is a matter of probability. Resorting to survivorship bias even if that includes yourself is just spitting in the face of statistics.
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by 10xDev 2y ago
Top comment: "I volunteer in a local school." Bottom comment: "Get a grip!" Two kinds of people...
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by 10xDev 3y ago
So our bar of what is considered acceptable is now anything above the levels it was during a period that include the first world war and the 19th century?
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by 10xDev 3y ago
I only highlighted the tip of the iceberg where the behaviour is not limited to Twitter and wasn't even political. And whether the world is better or not than 3 decades ago is not really the topic here, it is about mental health and ho
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by 10xDev 3y ago
The recent Twitter drama over a use of a word is all you need to see how bad things are. It takes nothing to get a mob of mentally ill people on your case which can have a psychological toll on anyone especially teenagers. And if you try to
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by 10xDev 3y ago
Definitely not true in my experience. I have witnessed very little consistency, it seems most applications are simply automatically filtered using many variables that no one is going to figure out. But you could argue that applications are
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by 10xDev 3y ago
Seems like this crowd is upset over a children's puzzle game. Thought it was alright, has decent graphics that shows what can be done procedurally without the need of carefully hand crafted assets.
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by 10xDev 3y ago
So it can't generalise to other tasks? Then how is this much more than overfitting text/image input to controller output?
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by 10xDev 3y ago
It is over. Many believe LLMs are more than regurgitation programs and even think they are doing the world a favour by posting ChatGPT content. Even worse, these models will only become more and more inbred as training goes on.
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by 10xDev 3y ago
>Sites may have to find a way to restrict the damage The best you can do is create AI that detects AI but that's hardly effective. Twitter can't even get rid of "PUSSY IN BIO". >search engines may have to prioritiz
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by 10xDev 3y ago
We are generally on the same page but I don't necessarily agree that it is "good" game design even if it is successful at least as someone who looks for richer experiences in games than quick and recurrent rewards.
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by 10xDev 3y ago
>Some entertainment being necessary, I feel the vast majority of people do it too much. Certainly but what I really wanted to highlight was passive entertainment versus non-passive entertainment where gaming has shown to potentially have
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by 10xDev 3y ago
It is one of those quick dopamine generator mechanics where you feel like you are always making progress / getting rewarded no matter how mundane or mediocre the content really is.
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by 10xDev 3y ago
Is this a "gaming is a waste of time" comment because I would argue that gaming is still better than passive forms of entertainment and never really understood the stigma specifically for games in the entertainment space.
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by 10xDev 3y ago
LOL. You wrote a comment on how India is the main problem not the west (either now flagged or deleted). You singled out a race as being the problem.
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by 10xDev 3y ago
Yeah I totally was not aware of that. We are specifically talking about being better than doctors. I said that word for word.
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by 10xDev 3y ago
Musk literally bought Twitter mostly for political reasons. Why else do you think?
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by 10xDev 3y ago
To be fair that's just human nature, which AI can't really change. Even if we achieve AGI, a lot of the most asked questions will probably be money/sex related.
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by 10xDev 3y ago
They have been talking about AI being able to do better than doctors at cancer detection for over a decade now: https://www.wired.co.uk/article/ibm-watson-medical-doctor
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by 10xDev 3y ago
"Not saying this is the reason at all" But also, Apple is not relying on Fitness+ to survive unlike Discord with Nitro.
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by 10xDev 3y ago
Not saying this is the reason at all, but personally speaking sell me something that is not a subscription based service. I will make a handful of exceptions but not more. All these companies relying on Nitro, Prime, Premium, Plus as if any
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by 10xDev 3y ago
What is interesting is that now with all the layoffs we also have more CS graduates than ever [0] who were told that tech companies are struggling to find candidates to fill their vacancies. We are reaching a point, if not already at the po
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by 10xDev 3y ago
The UK doesn't think for itself much anymore when it comes to geopolitical disputes. They copy the decision making of the US almost always. Have a look at this: https://www.aljazeera.com/wp-content/uploads/202
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by 10xDev 3y ago
After a point, say 130 IQ, the differences between people's capacity become intangible. But there is certainly a big difference between someone under 80 IQ and someone with 130 IQ, which is why the US military doesn't even accept

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