Frummy

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by Frummy 3y ago
Rest in peace to saying "pics or it didn't happen" I guess
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by Frummy 3y ago
Maybe I'm chronically online but I can see instantly if something was AI generated Even had AI generated linkedin profiles message me I guess for scams or hacking or something
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by Frummy 3y ago
I have poor executive functioning/ an uneven cognitive profile and find that throwing questions relating to what I want to do to chatGPT really makes some things easier for me to do or think about. So I think it is a valuable assistant
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the West’s Lust for Liberty(engelsbergideas.com)
1 points by Frummy 3y ago|0 comments
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by Frummy 3y ago
Yes I maintain two systems on the mainframe been doing it for 8 months feel free to ask questions
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by Frummy 3y ago
The problem is that the "cobol language job" is really a mainframe job which means an operating system that is from a completely alien parallell reality that diverged from the rest of the timeline 60 years ago. So it's not a
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by Frummy 3y ago
Just wanted to say I wrote a whole fermi estimate reply for the amount of jobs in the world until I realized you meant as in getting paid for work and not as in JCL files you can submit to run cobol programs.
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by Frummy 3y ago
Men being allowed to feel things in an honourable and dutiful way has always been a successful package deal.
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by Frummy 4y ago
I don't find it strange that paintings match weather patterns with statistical significance. Painters are directly inspired by what's in front of them, I find it more than reasonable that they snapshot the state of pollution in th
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The Modern Transactional Stack(a16z.com)
5 points by Frummy 4y ago|0 comments
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by Frummy 4y ago
A factory that makes hammers shouldn't always be responsible for a hobbyist smashing their thumb, sound risk management is required by the user
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by Frummy 4y ago
Yes I agree. I work with these systems, they are so complex I think all of it would have to be in memory at once. My "dream" requires many chained miracles and that something like this would be possible at all, abolishing technica
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by Frummy 4y ago
I think in 5 years maybe chatGPT can revolutionize the handling of technical debt, for example with the multidisciplinary knowledge within legal and finance on top of code and architecture rewrite all of the ancient z/os systems in the
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by Frummy 4y ago
You underestimate our appetite for garbage
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by Frummy 4y ago
Go full freedom sicko mode and maximize risk everywhere
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by Frummy 4y ago
That’s an amazing thought. Makes me think of those transporter proteins that walk around in our bodies, lifeless useful automatons for some larger system. Looked it up, kinesin, at first glance it does look living walking like that. Maybe y
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by Frummy 4y ago
Perhaps a superintelligence would have more love for everything than all of us combined have ever been able to hold.
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by Frummy 4y ago
Thank you for the conversation. Your style reminds me of "Theaetus" by Plato. Maybe you'd like it.
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Thank you for your reply. In most ways I agree, in all ways actually. But my point is that the term "real" doesn't mean strictly material. The picture I'm painting is to bring away "reality" from strictly mater
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by Frummy 4y ago
So not having the tool to measure something makes it not part of reality? Makes me think of how our worldview every now and then expands, from geocentrism to heliocentrism and so on. Surely the earth revolved around the sun before it was un
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by Frummy 4y ago
I remember working for Appen as a teenager. I saw it as a video game and became really really fast at labeling and quality assurance. Since it's linear work without hard thinking it became this sort of muscle memory thing. I remember s
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by Frummy 4y ago
Completely true. I found myself last year waking up every day saying fuck it, 5 caffeine pills to read the next book and same thing tomorrow, suffering is relative and sort of fake, it's just an experience like any other. There's
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by Frummy 4y ago
No joke, this film helped me get over really bad mental stuff. That the human spirit can sort of compensate for pretty much anything is what I find beautiful. But the bad side is the faustian bargain, the sacrifice.
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It’s officially a bubble
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by Frummy 4y ago
She lost, so she was bad. Winning is the winning move
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A Correspondence Between Nietzsche and Strindberg(archive.org)
2 points by Frummy 4y ago|0 comments
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by Frummy 4y ago
Interesting to learn she was the little sister of Constance Reid, who wrote a fantastic biography of Hilbert which is on my desk right now.
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I skimmed it all and found it very interesting and will probably read it multiple times.
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by Frummy 4y ago
If only transcribing from screenshots could be automated somehow... Maybe in 50 years.
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by Frummy 4y ago
So what I mean when I say DAG is just a shorthand of describing the architecture of the data flows. Like that's how it looks like when you draw up the jobs and how they depend on eachother. So I just took a linguistic shortcut, mainfra

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