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by Jensson 4mo ago
> People vote for brands. Right, so the government should be based on brands rather than people. USA trying to make a people centric system still ended up into a brand centric republican vs democrat, just that now those brands changes dr
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by Jensson 4mo ago
> But governments are basically the only party that can act with the well being of citizens, as opposed to shareholders, in mind. Founders that hasn't gone public yet and sold out are the only ones. The government has already sold o
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by Jensson 4mo ago
How would the AI fix fix that?
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by Jensson 4mo ago
At most you could do multiple choice questions, or questions with a single objective answer such as "what is the capital of France". But such tests aren't very helpful to learn new things. Students cannot grade their own answ
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by Jensson 4mo ago
And he was right, that is why we don't let people bring their textbooks to most tests. That rule wasn't made because we hate students, its because it improves the outcomes if we force people to commit things to memory instead of j
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by Jensson 4mo ago
He means "Principal engineers", its a title for higher up engineers.
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by Jensson 4mo ago
Not sure how good LLM are at that given they are so biased towards the user being right. You would need an LLM trained to disagree with the user to properly grade your results of those drills.
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by Jensson 4mo ago
Yeah, it is like going to a restaurant to taste a foreign meal rather than looking up how to cook that foreign meal yourself, cooking it and that way getting to experience it.
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by Jensson 4mo ago
The difference is what you delegate to. An executive delegates to people like himself. A computer user delegates to another kind of existence so those think don't think the same way the user does. Programming normally highlights this d
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by Jensson 4mo ago
Yeah, governments invest on a different timescale than corporations. An investment like this typically enables future investments by other actors and adds up to a lot more than what you see currently. For example a train station doesn'
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by Jensson 4mo ago
> how can we make it do lawful good Lawful good is impossible if the laws are evil, and here the user dictates the laws so its impossible to make an AI that is lawful good if the user is evil. And users will want a lawful AI that does wh
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by Jensson 4mo ago
But it used AI to stitch that onto the body, a raw camera shot wouldn't look like that.
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by Jensson 4mo ago
> iPhones, no, there's no AI replacement or synthesis of objects from the camera This is AI. Its not generative AI if that is what you mean, but it is AI altering the image and adding things that wasn't there, usually its fine
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by Jensson 4mo ago
That is like claiming that double digit percentage of software bugs and vulnerabilities were intentionally put there by malicious software engineers. Its outrageous to claim its that high. Even single digit percent is hard to believe, but i
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by Jensson 4mo ago
> what I think is much more likely is the police officer used AI to enhance an image in a way that they considered innocuous, e.g: a photo was blurry so they “enhanced” it Doesn't iphones do this by default? The camera isn't ac
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by Jensson 4mo ago
It will help if your wall of text cost less tokens than theirs, they will run out before you do if you have the same company quota per person.
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by Jensson 4mo ago
Google did fire a lot of people when this happened on both sides, seems like they were just tired about the whole thing and wanted political fights out of the company. Damore since he started it, and anyone that got too upset about it and s
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by Jensson 4mo ago
Probably means fan, shills have undisclosed ties and I doubt he means Simon has undisclosed ties to the entire AI industry, that would be very impressive if so.
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by Jensson 4mo ago
> How is this remotely true. You can have verifiable tasks that you can’t do. Where does this idea come from?? That is what benchmarks and intelligence tests are, which are vulnerable to benchmaxing etc. You wont be able to do this by gu
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by Jensson 4mo ago
> I doubt even a staff level engineer is even a 10x above the junior Its not about staff vs junior, its about smart vs dumb programmers. You don't get smarter with time, you just gain more experience.
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by Jensson 4mo ago
Don't you think IKEA has expert engineers designing their furniture that will sell millions? Programming is the equivalent to designing a factory, not carving out wood pieces.
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by Jensson 4mo ago
> EU labels are not required to list as much information about nutrients in a product as compared to US food labels. Plus, they often omit such items as saturated fat, fiber, and sugar. Those aren't additives, it just means you don&
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by Jensson 4mo ago
They were never used in EU, what happened was that EU exports the pesticides and then they are used in other countries and then those food products are imported into EU. So EU makes pesticides that itself bans from being used on their own f
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by Jensson 4mo ago
> The United States has far stricter labeling standards than the EU Source for that? All I can find says EU have stricter labeling standards except for forum comments such as yours here. Edit: > Many things that are well known memes a
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by Jensson 4mo ago
> If anything, this OP demonstrates that the EU regulations are futile (though that may be an overstatement). Nothing said that EU farmers used these pesticides, its related to imports. And even most imports they tested were in the legal
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by Jensson 4mo ago
Just buy from places where these laws are in effect instead of imports from other countries where they legally use these pesticides.
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by Jensson 4mo ago
It probably feels a bit like before and after ejaculation for a man, just it happens way quicker for men. Pretty sure if you studied that you'd find mens preferences in women changes a lot as well.
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by Jensson 4mo ago
They put in effort and resources to experience music and don't just say they enjoy it, and they generate noises and movements that signal happy feelings. LLM doesn't have any signals for what they feel, nor do they have an agenda
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by Jensson 4mo ago
> Sure, if you remove the brain or delete the weights then the human or LLM are different than they were. If you delete the hardware and buy new hardware and write in the same weights its still the same LLM. If you delete your brain, get
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by Jensson 4mo ago
> If I ask my friend what his favourite song is 100 times I will get the same answer back 100 times. Pretty sure you wont, humans vary the exact wording. They will say the same song but they wont answer the exact same way every time. Eve

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