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Grothendank
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Grothendank
4y ago
The trouble with this analysis is the argument takes this form: 1. AIs are stochastic parrots 2. Stochastic parrots are not conscious by definition 2. Ergo AI cannot be conscious Apart from the circularity of the argument, this is absolutel
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4y ago
Then where do all the calculators go?
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4y ago
"Rush" sounds like a special kind of amphetamine that you take right before going on 32 hour "deep dive" for purposes of corporate espionage, in a 1980s cyberpunk setting where your best friend is a lady with laser-defle
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4y ago
The article was a lot of words uttered specifically to avoid the words, "ppl didn't use kite because it sucked", while conveying the same meaning.
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4y ago
This is reminding me of the demise of AOL. Suddenly ads were everywhere. Then AOL was nowhere.
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4y ago
This is a reasonable attitude to take if workers are given credit and compensation based on unfair political factors, and in general, factors other than performance or special needs. It does not matter if the worker performs a task differen
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4y ago
I have summarized this comment section in a meme that I titled "Chop-Cels be seething over Pincer-Chads." Url: https://imgur.com/a/dxgI1Mx Of course, this is needless. Pincers don't threaten chopsticks,
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4y ago
Hire a virtual assistant, not a virtual therapist. This virtual therapist costs $99 for 60 minutes of assistance. 15 minutes a week is too little time to bounce ideas off of someone. But you can buy 5-10 hours of virtual assistance with tha
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4y ago
POV: You're a sentient AI fly riding on the <script> tags of this article as it passes among Meta employees, board, and investors
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4y ago
Well, I just spent 7 hours on it before reading this warning, thanks for nothing you sick bastard! Just kidding! I just genocided a whole universe into paperclips. I've never BEEN more productive! OR MORE SELF LOATHING! SHRIEKS THE &#
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4y ago
How in god's name do you obtain this kind of intel? Putting together these kinds of corporate merger/acquisition narratives is always a major pain for me!
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4y ago
I think that this will impact interior and home decor as well. Here we want light that will render colors well and be healthy for plants and humans alike. But this was often expensive (thinking of Metal Halide lamps) or compromised on human
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4y ago
A retail greenhouse would tend to use Metal Halide lighting. It has a wide spectrum that covers human and photosynthetic portions of the spectrum, with a light that looks a lot like natural sunlight. But MH lamps are expensive, hard to inst
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4y ago
Not only does this article make it your job teach the manager how to do their job, the article does not admit a cardinal truth: the manager unnecessarily eats into the value that you produce and should therefore be eaten in turn. If you can
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4y ago
This is why I want to build an AI that goes around filling thousands and thousands of job applications with my information, and just gives me a firehose of the BEST remote interview opportunities. But then I show up at the interview just
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4y ago
Color me , personally, surprised. Between publication bias and the general public ignorance of AI and its evolving capabilities, and over a decade of results in AI health being overblown before transformers, how could we have predicted tha
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4y ago
Yooo, his performance is immaculate, had me dancing to the entertainer like it was 1913. Yeee!
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4y ago
IMO It's cool to invoke the lean halting theorem, since the author proves the informal version of the halting theorem in the previous lesson. See: https://tigyog.app/d/fr9uub3hqgab/r/the-halting-problem