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EchoChamberMan
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EchoChamberMan
3y ago
Some what oblivious, waiting until the stock dropped, but not wrong, except where it promoted violence against people: "...their coders chained to rocks in the middle of the ocean." That's a big yikes.
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3y ago
Wage increases should not be inflation.
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EchoChamberMan
3y ago
Without organization, labor has no power. It's unfortunate the unions don't have teeth, but I can't see a situation where individuals could ever stand up to centralized business entities.
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3y ago
Good they are testing at least. I was pretty horrified when the OPM was hacked. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Office_of_Personnel_Management...
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EchoChamberMan
3y ago
What is AL? Try to figure out what is important to you. Growth? Money? Fun coding? Let that guide you.
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3y ago
https://archive.is/S5Wg3
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3y ago
https://archive.is/igIqF
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3y ago
https://archive.is/e3VUf
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EchoChamberMan
3y ago
Ah thank you for the clarification!
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3y ago
The analogy is just to make a point; intelligence, the main part of being human, is rather more important than mobility in fingers.
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3y ago
Are you serious? If this said "most people only lost one finger due to COVID," would you get excited? This is no laughing matter, but extreme damage to the population.
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3y ago
I'm embarrassed for them.
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3y ago
I can't find the source, but there is an article that mentions the entire site is moderated by 2 people. Maybe they've added a third since then.
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3y ago
These products are clearly not ready.
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3y ago
Probably also the most imbalanced; all they have to say about that is: > In reality, their future financial firepower is likely to be a divisive lottery, predominantly determined by inheritance from previous generations, including proper
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3y ago
universe 25 is interesting, but doesn't bode well: https://www.victorpest.com/articles/what-humans-can-learn-fr... > By Day 315, behavior disparities between males of high and low status became more pronounced.
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3y ago
Technology plus a concentration of wealth not seen in a long time, IMO. Enables the wealthy to deregulate the government. Very "tight inner loop" for cartels/monopolies. Damaging and unsustainable, unfortunately for most of u
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3y ago
The vast majority of users are people sharing stories and photos with each other. A huge cost, and they don't buy ads. The only reason to have them in the first place, economically speaking, is to view ads.
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3y ago
Brutal; sorry to hear it. It's like paypal locking accounts and taking money inexplicably.
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3y ago
> In such a world, having naked ideological bias in general models is very dangerous. Do you think the training data is unbiased? LLMs don't even know fact from fiction.
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3y ago
Ah, that's why I don't see articles from there anymore - they stopped publishing! Sad.
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EchoChamberMan
3y ago
Nice thought, but I recommend learning how to solve algos quickly, over honesty and integrity. The latter are not traits being selected for.
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3y ago
Sustainable development, and sustainable living, are the only long term possibilities for survival.
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3y ago
How very fortunate for you, the lucky few. For the rest of us , telling management is more often like going to HR about your problems - a bad idea.
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3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39527477 AI is being pushed by brunchlords to make another buck IMO. The scariest part is it all looks like universe 25; the haves and the have-nots, and subsequent behavior, including p
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3y ago
Google tried to use prompts to force specific output. the companies use prompts, weights, and humans to try to keep the output sane.
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EchoChamberMan
3y ago
Well said! Ahhh working together to get cool stuff - fond memories of that!
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3y ago
Thank goodness.
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3y ago
No, I'm just embarrassed to be human, and incredibly sad. A fantastic, passionate, well written story about the collapse of society, and your take away is... "oh, the site isn't down yet." I felt I owed you a response. W
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I see.
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