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by 7777332215 8mo ago
Generally organic life has the tendency to want to endlessly expand to the best of it's abilities. It seems more reasonable that life which is the product of life that behaves that way, would behave in a similar fashion. I cannot conce
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by 7777332215 8mo ago
So, you believe most software engineers are not using LLMs for coding? Personally I haven't, but I have used LLMs alongside traditional search engines. I'm starting to wonder if I should incorporate it... But I'm concerned ab
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by 7777332215 8mo ago
There are not infinite resources on earth. A reasonable and strategic intelligence will optimize for itself. Colonizing space is the natural way to keep expanding and growing. Why would it artificially limit itself?
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by 7777332215 8mo ago
Seems to me that artificial intelligence would be the next evolutionary step. It doesn't need to lead to immediate human extinction, but it appears it would be the only reasonable way to explore outer space. If the AI becomes actually
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by 7777332215 8mo ago
Phone text checks only stop people who don't know they can be easily bypassed anonymously
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by 7777332215 8mo ago
Soon they can drop the bioweapon to welcome our replacement.
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by 7777332215 8mo ago
They have to be. And the others writing this stuff likely do not deal with real systems with thousands of customers, a team who needs to get paid, and a reputation to uphold. Fatal errors that cause permanent damage to a business are unacce
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by 7777332215 8mo ago
People don't like to live below their means in the US. Consumerism
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by 7777332215 8mo ago
Short term thinkers versus long term thinkers. Just look at the end goal of these companies and you'll see why you shouldn't give them anything. To say it will free people of the boring tasks is so short sighted....
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by 7777332215 8mo ago
Seems like a lot of people use AI to code in their private commercial IP and products. How are people not concerned with the fact that all these ai companies have the source code to everything? Your just helping them destroy your job. Code
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by 7777332215 8mo ago
Anything in particular you expect to see?
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by 7777332215 9mo ago
Wear sunscreen? It's necessary to not age fast if you go outside often. And moisturizer and retinol if you'd like too.
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by 7777332215 9mo ago
Use the whole of it. Kill them, eat them, use their bones and hide. Why is okay to kill a tree to build a home, kill a plant to eat, but not okay to kill an animal to eat? Is it okay to kill a cockroach or a rat in your home? Does the biolo
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by 7777332215 9mo ago
I'm not sure if it would be better on a societal scale in terms of pollution and efficiency, but instead in ethical concerns with how the animals were treated. What about raising cows or chickens, then consuming their milk and eggs?
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by 7777332215 9mo ago
Would you raise your own animals to kill and eat? Animals eat other animals, it's nature.
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by 7777332215 9mo ago
What I'm really asking/wondering is how (and who or which party) figured out that this was leaked, and secondly how that propagated to the public. I don't really expect to find that answer. But if I had to guess OpenAI found
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by 7777332215 9mo ago
Where does this "cybersecurity monitoring" take place? On OpenAIs side? Or some kind of monitoring tools on the devices themself?
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by 7777332215 9mo ago
People who were very bad 0.01x devs (or not devs at all) that now feel competent because they can produce something when previously they could produce nothing.
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by 7777332215 9mo ago
The compiler is deterministic and the translation does not lose semantics. The meaning of your code is an exact reflection of what is produced.
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by 7777332215 9mo ago
In my experience capn proto is much less ergonomic.
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by 7777332215 9mo ago
Don't use it myself. But I have a client who uses it. The bugs it creates are pretty funny. Constantly replacing parts of code with broken or completely incorrect things. Making things that previously worked broken. Deleting random thi
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by 7777332215 9mo ago
You could read the syntax and see what it logically did. But you likely don't always know why it did something, and you definitely don't know why another way wasn't chosen (maybe that way would have better aligned with your
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by 7777332215 9mo ago
There is definitely tribalism. I think a lot of the negativity is people who recognize the long term goals of these companies, not just to tech workers. Right now, these models are a threat to people who worked hard and invested their time,
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by 7777332215 9mo ago
I think what we currently have is pretty close to the ceiling for LLMs. But with the amount of money being spent there might be a new breakthrough (not llm)
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by 7777332215 9mo ago
Yup. I worked very hard, and for many years to acquire a skill in designing and writing systems. It is an art. And it is very disheartening to see people without any skills to behave the way they do. For now, the work I do cannot be replica
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by 7777332215 9mo ago
Your bank transactions reveal a lot less than your inner thoughts that you told someone in confidence.
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by 7777332215 9mo ago
If someone can access it remotely, a sophisticated bad actor can too.
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by 7777332215 9mo ago
If all of it is going away and you should deny reality, what does everything else you wrote even mean?
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by 7777332215 9mo ago
Any insurance covered therapy in the US. And assume any private practice that does not explicitly state they do not electronically store session notes. Apart from therapy, I expect a lot of sensitive and private information to be hacked and
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by 7777332215 9mo ago
Need to see how the world turns in the next decade before deciding if it's one worth bringing another human into.

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