JimmyBuckets

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by JimmyBuckets 1y ago
The reviews on reddit are overwhelmingly negative. There's no way their QA/UX team didn't catch this drop in performance. The cost savings must be substantial to push this through in spite of this.
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by JimmyBuckets 1y ago
I don't think the invite-only nature of the group is due to privacy but rather moderation. It seems the point of this group is to assuage shame
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by JimmyBuckets 1y ago
Related: https://pol.is/home Pol.is is a tool that uses ML to synthesize these shared views and provide inisght into both areas of consensus and discordance. I am not sure of the specific relationships but it has been champ
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by JimmyBuckets 1y ago
I'd love to read more about this. Do you have a blog?
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by JimmyBuckets 2y ago
Awesome idea! Do you plan to add Portuguese soon? I found it surprising that Dutch is in there before it given there are far fewer speakers. Was this related to the amount of content available?
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LLMs are unlikely to be path to AGI(nature.com)
11 points by JimmyBuckets 2y ago|2 comments
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by JimmyBuckets 2y ago
A recent survey of people in the field shows skepticism for the current approach. I think this is common knowledge but with all the hype it's satisfying to have some sobering data to back up the intuition
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by JimmyBuckets 2y ago
https://archive.is/RKUl4
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by JimmyBuckets 2y ago
This is cool! What types of stats? Can you give more detail on the types of tools?
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by JimmyBuckets 2y ago
Why are you so angry? I thought it was a wonderful overview. An even if not, insults are hardly necessary.
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by JimmyBuckets 2y ago
He is just a guy, even if he is exceptionally good at business.
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by JimmyBuckets 2y ago
Because it's funny, honest, has nice turns of phrase, is well-structured and engaging, and speaks truth about something at the core of modern life. I worked in door-to-door sales for a while and this article really captures something a
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by JimmyBuckets 2y ago
I know this is supposed to be tongue-in-cheek but it doesn't make sense. There absolutely are wages without electricity. There are no wages without sales - either to an investor or a customer. It's the absolute foundation of a bus
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by JimmyBuckets 2y ago
You are deeply wrong here. And this is recklessly dangerous advice to give here with so little information on their situation. You should delete your comment. I'm sorry you didn't manage to fix your situation but you can't ge
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by JimmyBuckets 2y ago
Me and my wife were long distance too, through the worst of it, and during covid (Brazil to Europe). There's certainly advice I can give , or at least experience I can share. It's a pity we can't message on this platform so i
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by JimmyBuckets 2y ago
"Codependent no more" - Melanie Beattie. Changed my life.
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by JimmyBuckets 2y ago
I see you. My wife has bpd. It's such a hard condition to explain, and most people in my life (even my loved ones) are so far removed from the experience it sometimes feels like I am talking about my experience visiting another planet.
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by JimmyBuckets 2y ago
This just isn't proven at all. And likely untrue. There is a reason the dodo bird effect is controversial. 1. Most therapies have not received the number of RCTs as CBT so it's not possible to make statements like the one you made
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by JimmyBuckets 2y ago
I would hesitate to say bullshit. They are all models and very abstract relative to the complexity of the mind. But to extend the blind men and the elephant allegory, there is a practical difference between describing a leg and describing a
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by JimmyBuckets 2y ago
I would tend to agree with you here, with a caveat. All these theories are describing the same underlying phenomenon so there is a "blind men and the elephant" effect. They also substantially build on one another The caveat is tha
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by JimmyBuckets 2y ago
Interestingly this idea of helping people to talk to the voices in their head is not new. The basis for IFS therapy (which emerged in the 80s) actively teaches people to have dialogue with their inner "parts". It is becoming one o
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by JimmyBuckets 2y ago
This was a fantastic reply, thank you! I fully agree with you but I wanted to ask for elaboration because your last comment was so eloquent.
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by JimmyBuckets 2y ago
I think it should be interesting to you that this article caused you an emotional reaction. Your language is emotionally charged and it's made you miss the point that @cudgy has given you
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by JimmyBuckets 2y ago
Can you hash out what you mean by your last paragraph a bit more? What incentive structures in particular?