The28thDuck

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   by The28thDuck 3y ago

   I think society tends to put just enough effort where things generally work. There is little reward for perfection, and even less in the diminishing returns that happen when you try to optimize for as close to perfection as we can. We deal
2. 62.▲
   by The28thDuck 3y ago

   All of these long-term research projects in science seem to be popping at once. What a time to be alive.
3. 63.▲
   by The28thDuck 3y ago

   I feel intuitively this makes sense. You can tell kids that cows in the South moo in a southern accent and they will merrily go on their way believing it without having to restructure their entire world view. It goes with the problem of “un
4. 64.▲
   by The28thDuck 3y ago

   I imagine models will be chosen over another for very specific use cases, at least until we can ad-hoc generate LLMs specific to what we want.
5. 65.▲
   by The28thDuck 3y ago

   There is value in stable asset management. I don’t foresee a future where credit-based systems are superseded by something else.
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   by The28thDuck 3y ago

   Is it not autocompleting code? Autocompleting code and programming with others in mind are completely different (though related) tasks. It’s a copilot and it’s your responsibility to make sure it’s on the right track.
7. 67.▲
   by The28thDuck 3y ago

   How can you tell?
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   by The28thDuck 3y ago

   The link reads: " AWS Management Console Home page is currently unavailable. You can monitor status on the AWS Service Health Dashboard. You can also get to your AWS services by using these links: EC2 ECS CloudWatch
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   The AWS Console is mostly down(us-east-1.console.aws.amazon.com)

   41 points by The28thDuck 3y ago|12 comments
10. 70.▲
    by The28thDuck 3y ago

    I think the real power of AI isn’t (yet) in one general intelligence, but in the architecture and collaboration of individual intelligent agents acting autonomously. Very cool!
11. 71.▲
    by The28thDuck 4y ago

    Does that mean the Dunning-Krueger effect has no basis in truth?
12. 72.▲
    by The28thDuck 4y ago

    I remember hearing about bad OPSEC at Volkel. Something about how there was sensitive national security secrets indirectly being leaked bc soldiers didn’t set their Quizlet flashcards to private when studying for their exams.
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    SBF indicted for shelling out $40M. in bribes to Chinese officials(reuters.com)

    36 points by The28thDuck 4y ago|5 comments
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    by The28thDuck 4y ago

    Nothing shows up in noble except a long black bar
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    by The28thDuck 4y ago

    Tbf those first impressions matter
16. 76.▲
    by The28thDuck 4y ago

    Yeah - it’s called a mouse.
17. 77.▲
    by The28thDuck 4y ago

    I feel like the global banking system is surfing a wave that’s just about to pull all of us under. I wonder if today will be an entry in a Wikipedia page.
18. 78.▲
    by The28thDuck 4y ago

    ~One training pass later…~
19. 79.▲
    by The28thDuck 4y ago

    I’d really like “Books similar to XYZ” feature. Trying it in the Book-Genie just gives me the book I put in.