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by Jensson 1y ago
> The issue is, if we're going to do this heavy lifting anyway, might we do it in a way that doesn't involve theft ? Expropriation usually involves paying the owners so it isn't theft, its just the government buying out th
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by Jensson 1y ago
How is "being happy from helping others" not having emotions? To me happiness is an emotion, and deriving it from helping others is a perfectly normal reason to be happy even for humans. Not all humans are perfectly selfish, so it
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by Jensson 1y ago
Desktop doesn't have bounce and I prefer it that way. For mobile maybe bounce is more important since its less precise than a mouse, but point is that bounce is not obviously superior since on desktop the bounce just feels buggy rather
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by Jensson 1y ago
Tidal waves comes from earths rotation, so not fusion nor fission.
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by Jensson 1y ago
> No highly intelligent agent will do anything it is asked to do without being compensated in some way. That isn't true, people do things for others all the time any form of explicit or implicit compensation, they don't even be
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by Jensson 1y ago
Many humans don't ask for rights, so that isn't true. They will vote for it if you ask them to, but they wont fight for it themselves, you need a leader for that, and most people wont do that.
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by Jensson 1y ago
> In the net, early retirement will lower the standard of living of those still in the workplace. More specifically it would lower the standard of living for everyone, if you don't count free time.
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by Jensson 1y ago
It was correct since he managed to get a better job that he thought he wouldn't get but gemini told him he could get. Basically he underestimated the value of his experiences.
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by Jensson 1y ago
Valve was forced by credit card processors to do this, its not Valve that is trying to keep a family friendly image here, if they could they would keep those games they said so themselves.
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by Jensson 1y ago
No, no publicly available model can do that, why do you think so?
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by Jensson 1y ago
> So if you're a doctor making manual decisions about how to treat a patient, and some harm/loss occurs, you'd be criminally guilty-until-proven-innocent? Yes, that proof is called a professional license, without that you
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by Jensson 1y ago
Yet that level of cheating happens all the time because its very unlikely to be discovered. Sometimes its just done by people lower down to increase their own career, since they don't have as much to lose, but cheating does happen and
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by Jensson 1y ago
Their hardware isn't fine tuned to it though, it uses the same general intelligence hardware that all other humans use. So its a big difference if you use a general intelligence system and makes it do well in math, or when you create a
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by Jensson 1y ago
> Maybe it’s a hint that our current training techniques can create models comparable to the best humans in a given subject, but that’s the limit. IMO is not the best humans in a given subject, college competitions are at a much higher l
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by Jensson 1y ago
Sounds like a bad train system. That has never happened in my experience where I live, and I used to take the subway everyday for over a decade.
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by Jensson 1y ago
> This feature predates LLMs though, right? LLM dates back to 2017, Google added that to internal gmail back then. Not sure when linkedin added it so you might be right, but the tech is much older than most thinks.
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by Jensson 1y ago
USA does force you to name your race whenever you apply for a job, and that is then sent to the government.
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by Jensson 1y ago
> LLMs are hardly reliable ways to reproduce copyrighted works Only because the companies are intentionally making it so. If they weren't trained to not reproduce copyrighted works they would be able to.
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by Jensson 1y ago
If you just had "implement mine sweeper" sure, but the page does tell you exactly how to implement it so you don't even have to think to solve it. Just write the 5 functions they tell you to write and done, each of those are
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by Jensson 1y ago
I have never seen a person who self taught even the basics of math, some think they did but they just learned some fractions of the first course past what they currently know. Like nobody self teaches the equivalent of a basic math degree.
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by Jensson 1y ago
> I remember being skeptical of Dropbox and SpaceX but LLMs seem genuinely revolutionary Dropbox or SpaceX wasn't valued at many trillions of dollars though. Just because its very useful doesn't mean it lives up to the biggest
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by Jensson 1y ago
Bubbles happen because they haven't happened before, people know their history and don't repeat the same bubble. So just because there hasn't been a catastrophic stock market bubble in USA before doesn't mean it can&#x27
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by Jensson 1y ago
I code with mouse to move the cursor, and I coded fast enough to compete with the fastest in the world in competitive coding. So I don't think keyboard is significantly faster, if it were I wouldn't have been able to write solutio
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by Jensson 1y ago
> Developers haven't even started extracting the value of LLMs with agent architectures yet There are thousands of startups doing exactly that right now, why do you think this will work when all evidence points towards it not workin
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by Jensson 1y ago
> Do you have any serious sources from history showing that Segway hype is even remotely comparable to today's AI hype and the half a trillion a year the world is spending on it? LLM are more useful than Segway, but it can still be
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by Jensson 1y ago
If LLM makes your coworkers slower why should you worry?
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by Jensson 1y ago
If you are from a cold area people needed to keep a camp fire alive throughout the night or they died, I'd bet those would have a hard time sleeping without lights on since their ancestors who did died. DNA adapts very quickly to such
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by Jensson 1y ago
AI just produces very bad but working versions every time I try. Worse performance, more technical debt that I need to refactor, more code overall with less functionality that I need to trim away. It gets a flawed but working version quicke
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by Jensson 1y ago
Didn't this study do that and proved the skeptics right? It is hard to convince skeptics when the skeptics are right.
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by Jensson 1y ago
If any of those 16 developers were at the by some allegedly 20x productivity with AI models it would have been positive on average, but none were even close to that. So I feel its fairly safe to say that models aren't even close to 10x

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