LtWorf

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571.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
I think it has extra value in that it will be more unnerving to them than using profanities.
572.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
And I suspect those GPUs don't even have video outputs so cannot be used as video cards.
573.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
I don't even know the name. I reviewed the question with a friend of mine who has a PhD in mathematics and teaches at university and he figured it out (after a way longer time than the duration of the interview itself) :)
574.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
> Also I just find it a little insulting if someone sends me an AI response. I don’t know why, maybe because it feels not genuine. It is certainly insulting, I see it more of a malicious compliance way of working.
575.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
Except you don't talk full speed like a california girl on speed during a lecture?
576.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
I know people with ADHD who have graduated and are absolutely capable of having a job.
577.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
> Can you identify a good teacher? Yes you can. Can you? How? Do you have a questionnaire or something?
578.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
> By and large, everyone knows. For elementary school they absolutely do not know. In my town the most acclaimed teachers were those organising many recitals with the kids and stuff like that. Except that 20 years later parents were sayi
579.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
Oh I've had a terrible interview at Google too! They told me it was all about pseudocode and how I think in advance, then on the actual interview they were being annoying about variable names and spaces after comma, while I was suppose
580.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
Yes but those people will be americans or europeans.
581.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
Because of the huge amounts involved.
582.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
This website never ceases to downvote easily verifiable facts.
583.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
Are you familiar with how AI gets trained?
584.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
And you believe it?
585.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
Did you know that we are a primitive species though? (up to anyone to guess what that means)
586.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
Except it's buying a product that doesn't even exist yet…
587.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
Yep, the free tier. Will they pay for it or stick around once it becomes more ads than anything else?
588.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
If it didn't just make stuff up it would be even better!
589.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
The startup where I worked had 1 million downloads (which is much less), but how many of those were using it daily vs trying it for 30 minutes and forgetting about it? Less than 10% in our case :)
590.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
I know plenty in real life. Way way way more than online.
591.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
https://openai.com/it-IT/index/our-agreement-with-the-depart...
592.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
My time is too valuable to waste it trying to convince AI models to actually work.
593.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
Remember the guy who promised he'd shut down Guantanamo? Or the guy who made up some weapons so he could invade Irak? Or the guy who ordered Northstream to be blown up?
594.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
Apple isn't your friend though. edit: downvote all you want. Fact remains that there is no way currently to block advertisement notifications and no disincentives for those who use them.
595.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
I have a similar machine. The only issue is that I haven't bought a video card and the integrated Intel is starting to show its age by not supporting Vulcan.
596.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
I own an apartment, my heating/electricity/water/internet/repairs costs ~400$/month.
597.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
My salary hasn't been increased to pay for this extra helpfullness.
598.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
Going in "reading" mode in firefox also works in many cases.
599.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
I thought DOS was a security problem. Glad to learn differently!
600.
by LtWorf 5mo ago
Can you hack anyone other than yourself with that attack?

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