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Between that there is an issue with businesses putting the squeeze on employees because they think AI is ready to replace people even in coding environments. The number of available jobs are shrinking not just because of interest rates, bec
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It doesn't lack data, it lacks cultural. Nuances change rapidly AI would have to have data from these nuances and so AI is more fit as an assistant. You'd be surprised how we have to adapt to cultural changes when hiring. Things l
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Man them Norse folk busy sending up satelites. JK This is pretty neat. I wonder if we will identify more from Jupiter over the years.
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Largest problem with data is that it can be falsified. So if you look at jobs like on Glassdoor they are well under the going rate. This is what is used to supress the job market.
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3y ago
Doubt it will go beyond that either. It is equivalent to a spell checker and a calculator having a baby. It will take the world by storm and change the way we do things. But it won't change the work that needs to be done. Just the way
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4y ago
Anything to make Egypt relevent again eh? Lacking a little relevency since the Pharohs died.
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4y ago
Amazon sells too much shit to be reasonable in their own initial product.
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4y ago
Is that any different than being on drugs? Added effect of stealing. Not being in control of yourself is no different than be on drugs, but one adds a layer of support providing we can implement a system to aid and clean a person. The probl
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4y ago
We demonize people who have been through the criminal system which is entirely wrong. Being convicted shouldn't prevent you from work. Be convicted of something that conflicts with your occupation yes. I don't disagree with you. I
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Everyone be like ChatGPT is everything. I am like it won't be the last or the first.
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Thing is drug abusers will turn to the next thing and the next thing. You can only get abusers clean if you take them through a system that enables it. Decriminalizing doesn't improve it either. Like any drug there will be new inventio
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4y ago
Decriminalizing drugs was just a quick way to ensure the drug economy kept going. I think criminalization of drugs is essential, what isn't is the method of jailing individuals under the influence. Jail doesn't make them clean and
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4y ago
Also LLM are not AI just parts to AI you need a bunch of interfacing and injection components. The sum of which makes up AI. I see the progress of AI stagnating while people board the next equivalent of Crypto craze because someone want to
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Shit boys what are they going to do about those NFC phones with type-c adapters modders can just discretely turn those into skimming devices and often for less than a Flipper Zero.
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It is more like they want to fire and hire to show shareholders they want maintain status quo. Business don't really save money firing and hiring over and over. It is the share holders who think nothing good is coming from employees wh
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4y ago
? But you are still holding onto your phone. You just show them you haven't broke the seal and get a badge.
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I was thinking more of a plastic crimp seal where you have tear it open to get access.
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LOL
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Because training data is just weighted data for accuracy. It is like holding two balls one vibrant blue the other navy. You ask it to pick the blue ball and it goes constant to the vibrant one. This is because it is accurately blue. Sure it
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Judge has a bad history on the internet.
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Yeah won't happen. I have a suggestion so people who are security freaks don't panic about it. You can always have them turn the phone off for you. In a non transparent plastic bag you seal after they turn it off. When they come t
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4y ago
Agreed
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So Moore's Law is officially dead. RIP and we will continue to kill the law. Hope the humor reaches you. Rest well.
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So Moore's Law is literally dead? RIP, we will continue to break your law.
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Think what you like. But I called out crypto I will call this out. But ChatGPT has the potential to be a major component to AI. It is a cornerstone. The problem is English. AI means something differently between use. What we are going to se
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It is a corner stone to AI. The opinion is subjective since we are treading into a new era it is hard to clearly define those lines.
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It just takes one language library to dethrone the next. I called this when everyone was like CHATGPT!!! The problem is noone knows what they are talking about and screaming AI!!! ChatGPT is not AI. It does something automated with accuracy
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Hey they were on his property. So it is his film.
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You can just make your python modules out of another language. I am not sure why code has to be big. Break it down and make it executive, not very friendly in terms of threads but if you're writing an API you are writing it for Linux w
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Police too busy chasing other problems than hunting down pedos.
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