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by _wire_ 4mo ago
Wish I could run my life like this: I'm adding value by blowing other people's money and acting like I'm rich. "Ok so here's the deal, you front my incredible lavish lifestyle and eventually I'm gonna run into
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by _wire_ 4mo ago
Incurable ignorance is a perfect position for a long passionate arguments.
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by _wire_ 4mo ago
From the paper: // "Nobody is going to run 100 meters in five seconds, no matter how much is invested in training and machines. The same can be said about using the brain. The human mind is no different now from what it was
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by _wire_ 4mo ago
Look at Activity Monitor report when it's overloaded to see what's busy. MacOS and apps have many kinds of background activity which present large transient loads, for example Spotlight indexing and photo library facial scanning.
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by _wire_ 4mo ago
There's a far greater hazard than AI boosting itself: As models are under direct control of totalitarian silos, ideology can be baked into every tendril of knowledge represented. A service such as Gemini may be a societal ideological r
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by _wire_ 4mo ago
If it doesn't exist somewhere, then wherever this is is no where in particular, otherwise you can just wait it out.
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by _wire_ 4mo ago
Noooo!
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by _wire_ 4mo ago
It's a Baron Munchausen effect of modern money.
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by _wire_ 4mo ago
Why is the word "beautiful" included in the prompt?
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by _wire_ 4mo ago
Put this amazing Siri technology in medical equipment, power grids, transportation... Humans can't keep up with the complexity of AI; we're going to have to let AI manage it
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by _wire_ 4mo ago
What was the human operator cost? How was the port verified as complete?
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by _wire_ 4mo ago
Reposted many times.
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by _wire_ 4mo ago
30c is 5–7% discount over the field. Fine, if it's on your way. But if you drive a SUV it likely costs as much to drive to the discount as the savings are worth.
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by _wire_ 4mo ago
The rich are always living in a golden age
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by _wire_ 4mo ago
White pages? Having your phone number listed was once a desirable service of the phone company
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by _wire_ 4mo ago
Not a paradox.
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by _wire_ 4mo ago
Whatever this article is about, it's probably not about economic advantage of local hosting. The cloud GPUs are 170 thousand a year. 1000 minis are going to cost 1.5 million + floor space, power, setup and administration over their lif
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by _wire_ 4mo ago
"Executioner... Execute!" —The Grand Turk
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by _wire_ 4mo ago
Software Has Long Been Beyond My Understanding Fixed it.
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by _wire_ 4mo ago
Which of these two articles (lead and below) is a parrot of the other? https://www.0xkato.xyz/how-llms-actually-work/ Or are they sourced from a common ancestor?
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by _wire_ 4mo ago
> Please provide an evidentiary basis for human consciousness I think, therefore I am. Try it yourself. If that's insufficient for you, you'll have to deal with this on your own.
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by _wire_ 4mo ago
Strangely clear if taken as a contraction for "Near, but a miss." Carlin's stand up was fun as loved goofing with such ambiguities.
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by _wire_ 4mo ago
AI reads sloppy like it does because it mimics how people write. Two utterly unnecessary and pretentious anecdotal figures of speech in this article are as devastating to the vibe as the slop it complains about: I want to be clear... ...
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by _wire_ 4mo ago
I ask the machine to tell me what to do, and I do it. I'm free!
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by _wire_ 4mo ago
This is all normalization to iOS horseshit. A list ordering is the most primitive and least memorable layout because lists sort arbitrarily and alphabetical listing of capabilities are not intuitive. But the weirdness only grows from here:
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by _wire_ 4mo ago
The hazard of AI has never been domination by robot overlords, the hazard has always been turning people into robots. And there's 350 years of history of financed chattel slavery that proves this point.
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by _wire_ 4mo ago
Misleading lede "Forget..." Corneal Electromechanical-Reshaping (EMR) experiments suggest that optical correction of vision may someday be possible by reshaping the cornea via electro-chemistry and a corneal mold, rather than tiss
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by _wire_ 4mo ago
Systems are nominal Fat cats please begin boarding now
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by _wire_ 4mo ago
Article is a clickbait recycle. The same publication posted 2019 article on Tycho Brahe. This article quotes that article: "Brahe saw a star" (something-something) "AI!" The end. (profit) Just read the other article, and
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by _wire_ 4mo ago
What's reality, consciousness? QED " And monkeys might fly out of my b— "

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