DirkH

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by DirkH 2y ago
Big take given how much AI companies hate alignment folks.
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by DirkH 2y ago
Just explicitly tell it not to write code? I do that all the time when I do not want code and it's never an issue.
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by DirkH 2y ago
Why illegitimate? The Americans voted for him.
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by DirkH 2y ago
Do you have reading material you can recommend on this for someone that wants to learn enough to get an informed opinion on this?
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by DirkH 2y ago
People keep forgetting anonymous and private are two different things
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by DirkH 2y ago
Consider a homeless person stole from a food bank to sell the food to make money - and nowhere acknowledged where the food came from or that others can get the same food for free; and moreover claimed "this is fresh food I have meticul
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by DirkH 2y ago
I legitimately don't see how your point meaningfully connects to the comment you're responding to
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by DirkH 2y ago
It is way worse for juniors now. There was a time where merely reading CtCI printed your job offer at Google right out of school.
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by DirkH 2y ago
Incrementally stir shit to desensitize everyone to their doing shit. It is basically them mocking and openly defying the US-led rules-based world order. It sends a "see, what a useless world order if I can just do this with no recourse
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by DirkH 2y ago
A friend of mine visited Germany and talked to Germans about the threat of nuclear war and what they may or may not be doing. She said there was a very bizarre "it will never happen" vibe wherever she asked. Germans basically laug
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by DirkH 2y ago
Sounds like a cop out response. Placing blame on individual employees is not mutually exclusive with placing blame on a company's board.
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by DirkH 2y ago
I disagree. Or at least I do for myself. It is the same reason studying physics theory alone is sometimes not enough to "get it". Often to really learn something you need the dirty real-life demo. You don't have to excessivel
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by DirkH 2y ago
"The job market will adapt and horses will simply find employment elsewhere now that we have cars" The industrial revolution is not an apt analogy. Humans were still too essential to getting factories to actually work. Horses beco
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by DirkH 2y ago
Marketing probably
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by DirkH 2y ago
Wow, we are getting Cyberpunk lore in real-life? The CIA, FBI, NSA, and DEA all conspired to overthrow the US government in Cyberpunk lore - though not as a united front and they also fought with each other iirc
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by DirkH 2y ago
Delivery drivers/taxis just text me when calling fails. The upsides far outweigh the downsides of blocking all calls not in my contacts. Humans and institutions adapt to new normals. Some just slower than others.
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by DirkH 2y ago
Don't come here with your nuance! It'll confuse people and they won't know what side to take! The horror!
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by DirkH 2y ago
I mean, there is a reading here where the cop - though self-righteous - was trying to avoid you getting a ticket which for some (if not most?) people is a worse outcome than having their time wasted Either way, you have a good mom lol
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by DirkH 2y ago
The week thing is a myth. Either that part is blatantly false or someone violated MAID law. It can't happen that fast legally.
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by DirkH 2y ago
I agree with you that it isn't necessarily net-negative. I cannot begin to tell you how much more respect and care I give to the road and cars after witnessing so many videos of how violently and suddenly car accidents can take a life.
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by DirkH 2y ago
It would not surprise me if most people could not tell whether some story about the human condition is human or AI generated. Excluding actual visual artists that have specific context of the craft, most people already can't tell AI ar
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by DirkH 2y ago
It's an empirical one born of Dutch evidence
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by DirkH 2y ago
If you built good useful infrastructure people are more likely to want to keep it, use it and defend it. The UK didn't build good infrastructure to capitalize on the cyclist interest so could not ride the positive wave of a new status
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by DirkH 2y ago
This makes it sound to me like Cursor is a waste of money?
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by DirkH 2y ago
Nothing they said dismisses academia as an ivory tower anymore than anyone pointing out how ridiculously pervasive the replication crisis is dismisses academia or ad hominems leftism as untrustworthy. There is no need to be defensive when h
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by DirkH 2y ago
The question then becomes why did they do it in a way where they would be caught
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by DirkH 2y ago
I believe the meme format typically involves asking the tank questions as if it were a great sage with wisdom to impart. So it has to so with the lady of the lake because not only is there a body of water but in both cases there is a role f
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by DirkH 2y ago
Nobody needs an Aston Martin to perform well enough at their job. I've been in multiple situations where being a Linux user put me at a disadvantage because everything else at a company assumes Apple. Granted, the appropriate response
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by DirkH 2y ago
Rock and Stone OP!!!
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by DirkH 2y ago
Perhaps we support the ban because we saw first hand the damage it can cause to others and ourselves. I would have supported a ban when I was in highschool. I think a lot of teenagers would have. Also I don't understand how a ban is pu

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