JieJie

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by JieJie 4y ago
Hear hear! There is an awful lot of binary thinking going on by humans as we are grappling with the implications of the complex behavior going on in our computers.
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I remember on the Apple II that I played SubLogic Flight Simulator on, there was a dogfight mode. I've been flying virtually ever since and I'm about to complete my first trip around the world in MSFS2020 in VR. https:/&#x2F
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by JieJie 4y ago
Then we should encourage labeled ChatGPT content like ShareGPT, which can be easily avoided in future datasets because it is clearly labeled as AI-generated content. It's the stuff that isn't labeled as generated with ChatGPT, et
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by JieJie 4y ago
We all would do better to live as if disagreement isn't the end of the discussion, but the beginning of a negotiation.
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by JieJie 4y ago
—Bruce Wayne https://phind.com/search?q=who+said%2C+“It’s+not+who+I+am+un...
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by JieJie 4y ago
From the article: "How much data do you need to show a neural net to train it for a particular task? Again, it’s hard to estimate from first principles. Certainly the requirements can be dramatically reduced by using “transfer learning
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by JieJie 4y ago
An RSS feed would be helpful. That's how I follow Hacker News (news.ycombinator.com/rss).
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by JieJie 4y ago
Or all twenty devs stay and eighty more get hired because DevGPT can do 100x more work in the same amount of time.
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by JieJie 4y ago
I like where you're going with this. If Apple stays true-to-form, it seems they will be last-to-market; preferring to take a bird's eye view of the market before they swoop in with a well-designed solution that fits into people&#x
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by JieJie 4y ago
That's actually what kills walkability in my neighborhood, the ridiculous acreage of parking lots in North Seattle near 130th and Aurora Ave. Most of my neighbors are in senior housing and are pretty much afraid to cross the street, so
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by JieJie 4y ago
"Carmack sees a 60% chance of achieving initial success in AGI by 2030. Here’s how, and why, he’s working independently to make it happen." https://dallasinnovates.com/exclusive-qa-john-carmacks-diffe...
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by JieJie 4y ago
Sorry, my mistake. I meant the original System 1.0 but instead of a 68000 processor they had a G3 and accelerated color graphics. And the Bruce I was referring to was Bruce Tognazzini. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bruc
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I wonder what Mac OS X would have looked like if Susan and Bruce had been given access to the power of a G3 and millions of colors instead of chunky bits. I imagine it would have looked like a very, very well-designed iPhone app: soft and w
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by JieJie 4y ago
The Tucker Carlson Defense (Nothing personal)
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by JieJie 4y ago
In response to your questions, ChatGPT says, "Intelligence is the ability to process information, think abstractly, and learn from experiences. In the context of artificial intelligence (AI), intelligence typically refers to the abilit
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Just some friendly advice, that you might wanna watch where you're pointing that accusation of pedantry.
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Northrop-Grumman calls this specific model a robot in their press release. https://news.northropgrumman.com/news/releases/northrop-grum...
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Tell us your story, don't be shy.
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The developer of Doom is building the corporate Metaverse. You guys are pulling my leg, right?
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I'm complete numbskull at economics, but I assume my bank is pretty good at it. They are absolutely thrilled for me to have a balance on my credit card of as much as I please (up to the debt limit), as long as I make my minimum payment
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by JieJie 4y ago
I've copied a few bits from this and included some clippings as context from The Onion's first year in 1988. Surprisingly, this is (more-or-less) historically accurate. https://twitter.com/ZipBangWow/status&#x
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by JieJie 4y ago
It's my understanding what people are trying to limit here is the spreading of extremism. The theory is that people can be drawn in with what people call "dog whistles" that evade filters and once trust is established, procee
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“There are 44,935 people named John Smith in the United States.” https://alexaanswers.amazon.com/question/24Ryred578w14fHwRNC...
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by JieJie 4y ago
Even if free will isn't a binary of "have it or don't have it", the extent to which we live lives of our own choosing seems very limited. There are some who have the resources to make big changes in their lives, but for
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by JieJie 4y ago
Honeycrisps disagree with you. “Our investigation found that more recently released commercial apple varieties have better storage capabilities, contain more soluble solids (sugars) and have less phenolic content. Recent efforts to improve
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I've been a part of two publishing startups. We were 80% attitude, but without that 20% of business savvy, we would have never gotten out of our "sitting around the cafe being too cool" phase. (Actual percentages may vary, be
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by JieJie 4y ago
So, the theories that I've been reading present the picture that what AGIs have already has a sort of consciousness that isn't anything like human consciousness, because these agents really only have a subset of the processing tha
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Most importantly, what was the percentage 10 years ago? 20 years ago? 50 years ago?
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"Only Sith deal in absolutes."
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I was working at Wizards of the Coast in the '90s (pre-Hasbro), right after we moved to a huge and expensive building. They laid off a ton of staff that winter to cut costs. Just completely senseless.

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