RobertDeNiro

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by RobertDeNiro 2y ago
These advancements are there to benefit the top 1%, not the working class.
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by RobertDeNiro 2y ago
High levels of stress (often related to work) have been shown to impact health. So I think it’s a fair thing to oppose them.
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by RobertDeNiro 2y ago
Im surprised that owning a cafe and operating it is less stressful than doing dev work.
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by RobertDeNiro 2y ago
It always seemed like loosing bet to implement a startup purely on top of the OpenAI apis. If you do that you have zero moat.
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by RobertDeNiro 3y ago
We just hit 7.5% of our population being Temporary Foreign Workers. The government claims they want to bring that back down to 5%, but even that seems too high.
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by RobertDeNiro 3y ago
It’s hard not to see this as a bubble at this point. LLMs are useful, but are they bringing trillions in added value to our economy?
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by RobertDeNiro 3y ago
How do I win?
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by RobertDeNiro 3y ago
Doesn’t need to. 99% of users never heard of gptstore.ai
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by RobertDeNiro 3y ago
Anyone familiar with Brain computer interfaces would not be surprised by this article. People have been capturing brain waves for a while and using it for all sorts of experiments. This is just an extension of what has been done before. It’
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by RobertDeNiro 3y ago
These are also wet electrodes meaning you need to apply gel to every single one. You’ll notice that the person wearing it is also not blinking or using any facial muscles, as that activity would completely throw off the very weak brain sign
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by RobertDeNiro 3y ago
Even Silicon Valley (the show) couldn’t make this kind of shit up
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by RobertDeNiro 3y ago
Not saying I agree with the theory, but if D’Angelo was any but manipulative he would obviously lie and convince them using other reasons. For instance he could claim that he’s worried about alignment, safety, etc.
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by RobertDeNiro 3y ago
There's already a book being written (see The Atlantic article), so at this point I would assume a movie will be made.
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by RobertDeNiro 3y ago
Realistically, regular employees have little to gain by staying at Open AI at this point. They would be taking a huge gamble, earn less money, and lose a lot of colleagues.
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by RobertDeNiro 3y ago
Why is it violation?
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by RobertDeNiro 3y ago
That’s a hypothesis. It may not be true, as we have yet to build AGI
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by RobertDeNiro 3y ago
Maybe but we also don’t know what AGI requires.
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by RobertDeNiro 3y ago
Yeah none of them ever did, and that was always very obvious. If you can make it by wrapping a few API calls, you have no moat and anyone can steal your idea/customers.
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by RobertDeNiro 3y ago
Just the fact that they decided to stay with what is essentially a highly technical acronym i.e. GPT, as their major product line says a lot.
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by RobertDeNiro 3y ago
it made a game for 1$ but the resulting game is worth 1$
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by RobertDeNiro 3y ago
Its an awful policy, and in the long run will harm Canadians more than anything.
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by RobertDeNiro 3y ago
Keep in mind the COL in Canada is often higher too. So its pay cut + higher COL. Most Canadians can't afford to buy homes.
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by RobertDeNiro 3y ago
I wonder how remote works factors into this. I know a few Canadians with US jobs that stayed here because the corporate policy now allows them to work remotely.
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by RobertDeNiro 3y ago
"Automating DevOps with GitLab CI/CD Pipelines" is not a rare subject.
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by RobertDeNiro 3y ago
This seems like a better approach. Introducing another unrelated model seems like it would just add an extra point of failure to watch out for.
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by RobertDeNiro 4y ago
Fanfiction. It is a huge deal to some people. Many prefer reading stories over watching porn, and we all know how big of a market pornography is.
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by RobertDeNiro 4y ago
I think a lot of the time the bulk added is in sales and marketing, to capture the most of a 'wave' when it shows up. The penalty for over hiring remains less than for under hiring in these cases.
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by RobertDeNiro 4y ago
Zygmunt Bauman was right on the mark, 25 years ago. > Forms of modern life may differ in quite a few respects – but what unites them all is precisely their fragility, temporariness, vulnerability and inclination to constant change. To ‘b
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by RobertDeNiro 4y ago
This is what happens when you optimize for a certain metric only. Yeah you might have someone's who's writing tons of high quality code, but if this code is just a duplication of another project or there is no business use for it,
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by RobertDeNiro 4y ago
Is there any value to these? like its a cool tech demo, but they are mostly saying non sense.

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