Jtarii

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by Jtarii 4mo ago
>You aren't learning anything. Learning involves doing. You can have it write a program that generates drills for you. I wanted to become better at reading sheet music so I generated a sheet music reading program. You can have it ge
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by Jtarii 4mo ago
Absolutely, a good hacker could likely get into your bank with your name alone.
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Oh no, he wasn't loyal to the soulless trillion dollar mega corp :( what a terrible person
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by Jtarii 4mo ago
>The public is always against new technology that makes jobs obsolete. What backlash was there to the computer?
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by Jtarii 4mo ago
Yeah, I'm sure the public will totally 180 on AI as soon as the newest model release rolls out lmfao
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by Jtarii 4mo ago
Slavery is currently wildly unpopular in the US. Does that mean that the public is therefore wrong and slavery will be making a comeback soon?
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by Jtarii 4mo ago
>Why? I don't get it Because articles make no money?
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by Jtarii 4mo ago
Twitter was a "success" for musk sure, it was also a catastrophic failure for the rest of western civilisation. Musk has been coasting on his successes from 10+ years ago. He has nothing good to offer anyone in 2026.
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by Jtarii 4mo ago
Not even Elon is delusional enough to truly believe a mars colony is a remote possibility.
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by Jtarii 4mo ago
Gotta love websites that hijack basic browser functions, in this case forcing smooth scroll on.
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by Jtarii 4mo ago
A poor example considering Musk is responsible for a substantial increase in hunger in Africa recently.
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by Jtarii 4mo ago
Krugman is a bitch. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GiJXALBX3KM
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by Jtarii 4mo ago
Destroying all of society in the pursuit of "productivity" would be a negative thing in my opinion.
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This is an acutely awful website to look at.
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There is more to life than productivity.
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by Jtarii 4mo ago
The positives: Some tech nerds got a cool new toy The negatives: Culture is destroyed, truth is destroyed, democracy is destroyed. I guess its a wash at the end of the day.
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by Jtarii 4mo ago
>Far more interested in dialog and characters developed by a writer - simulation is boring It entirely depends on the situation. Background NPCs that just have conversations among themselves would be a great use of LLMs to make the world
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Gen AI is strictly bad for society.
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Charitably the lag time for this technology to have noticeable effects could just be ~5 years away. Similarly to how computers didn't have a big impact for a decade after they were introduced as people got used to using them.
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It shows that the author has a strong negative emotional reaction towards AI which likely influences his opinions and impartiality. He is preaching to the choir, if you already hate AI you will love the article, if you don't hate AI al
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Has anyone demonstrated that this type of attack is even possible? Also the moment anyone detects this attack it will nuke deepseek/other chinese AI labs reputation completely, it is the most high risk low reward attack ever.
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by Jtarii 4mo ago
As someone who looks at both regularly, HN is an order of magnitude higher quality than any tech sub on reddit. If you visit /r/technology about 50% of the comments are calling for the deaths of tech ceos.
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by Jtarii 4mo ago
It's more like if the horse was lazily moving in the general direction of the wide open barn door and we are all sitting around discussing if we should close the door or just gamble that it's just going to lay down on the hay pile
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Well, they could very easily if they wanted. There is just no economic value in it.
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People are specifically talking about the engine itself and not the tools used. We wouldn't call humans creating a calculator "recursive self improvement".
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With the US showing that it will elect mentally disabled people such as Trump, this doesn't seem such a wise decision.
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I would agree that a rock is not sentient, but determining whether or not it is conscious would require a definition of consciousness and a machine that could test for it.
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>The onus is on those making extraordinary claims (that a computer program is conscious) to provide evidence for it. By saying that a computer program is not conscious you are also making an extraordinary claim. You would have to hold an
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>The solution? I'm not sure The solution is extremely obvious, just stop using it on 2 days out of the week or something like that. You need to go to the gym, but for your brain. If what you are building is too complex for you to me
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by Jtarii 4mo ago
>People used to memorize log and trig tables, and no one would say that's part of being a competent mathematician at this point. That would be closer to engineering or accounting than mathematics. I don't think mathematicians d

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