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by 93po 2y ago
good god that's expensive for a ball of rice and a spoonful of protein. when i went to japan a few years ago they were like $1.50 each. I would eat like 6 a day at that price (and sometimes did when there)
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by 93po 2y ago
i want to live in a world where super science is invented and we get sci fi tech
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by 93po 2y ago
I don't think that's a guaranteed assumption. Maybe they have insider knowledge that it is near and therefore don't see the purpose of continuing to work and want to retire young and early.
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by 93po 2y ago
I think don't you can assume the massive data centers are an indication of the training needed or expected. I think it's also perfectly plausible that they're expecting massive demand of actual services, and as with most thin
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by 93po 2y ago
Karpathy himself believes that neural networks are perfectly plausible as a key component to AGI. He has said that it doesn't need to be superseded by something better, it's just that everything else around it (especially infrastr
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by 93po 2y ago
I think sam is doing dumb stuff right now but can we stop with the hyperbole? OpenAI and sam are very clearly pushing for regulation and working with law makers in tons of countries. There are definitely open aspects of OpenAI but this is s
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by 93po 2y ago
Have you seen the software development job market? It's absolutely awful, the worst it's been since the internet became mainstream.
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by 93po 2y ago
If a company can make ASI/AGI I think it will be worth a trillion dollars extremely easily. Probably more. I think OpenAI is probably the most likely to make it happen right now.
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by 93po 2y ago
Can we stop calling it stolen? It wasn't stolen. Copyright infringement is never stealing and it's not even well established infringement is happening.
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Non-profits can make as much profit as they want, in fact they're encouraged to. The part they left out was "tasked with turning a profit (for already extremely wealthy individuals)"
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by 93po 2y ago
if you count subpixels to achieve color, a monochrome 128x32 display is a lot less: https://www.kotaku.com.au/2020/09/doom-kinda-running-on-a-pr... (as other comment pointed out, this is just a shell of a pregnanc
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by 93po 2y ago
LPR is really tricky because weeks of "good behavior" can be undone very easily with one wrong move. It also took me years to figure out it was LPR because it doesn't have traditional acid reflux symptoms and can also look a
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by 93po 2y ago
I cured mine bc I figured out it was related to LPR/reflux which was causing dry eyes along with some other crappy stuff.
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the point being more that they can chatgpt their assignments and then use their new-found free time to go do something interesting instead.
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god i'm so incredibly salty i finished all of my schooling a million years ago and had to laboriously do all my shit assignments without chatgpt. like yeah maybe the learning process was helpful but i was so, so miserable in school and
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by 93po 2y ago
Even with ad blockers, we still see tons of ads. Corporate news like CNN constantly has front page stories that are just paid promotion for some product or service wrapped in a thin veil of psuedo journalism. Product placement is everywhere
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by 93po 2y ago
I only pay ($2.50 a month) because they killed youtube vanced project, and I want to use it on my phone without ads and with the screen off. I signed up with a VPN in a developing country to make it much cheaper
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by 93po 2y ago
Physical newspapers lost money on printing and distribution. Subscription fees and purchase price did not cover the cost of printing and distributing that bundle of paper. The vast majority of their income was from ads. So your argument i
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by 93po 2y ago
shark tank takes 10% of a company just for them being on the show, last i heard, which is really funny to me
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bombs that injured thousands of innocent bystanders, including women and children
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I'm a full stack dev with over a decade of regular web app development roles and I can't even get a phone screen right now. I've been applying for months.
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i agree, i was just being conversational
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literally what?
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employment is just a business transaction, i don't believe people should tie their sense of integrity to how they interact with an organization that would fire you with zero notice and not even tell you why
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AI news article comments bingo card: * Tired ClosedAI joke * Claiming it's predictive text engine that isn't useful for anything * Safety regulations are either good or bad, depending on who's proposing them * Fear mongering
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biggest theft every single year is stolen wages by employers from employees
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this was my approach when i lived in oregon. i played the state lottery which was something like 20x better odds, granted the jackpot was usually like $6 million after cash out, but that was still totally good in my book. it cost a buck and
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by 93po 2y ago
sure but also none of that publicly existed when openai was named
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chatgpt.com allowed me to last i checked
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by 93po 2y ago
how do you know it isn't some guy typing responses to you when you use openAI?

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