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   by abledon 4y ago

   just looked at that youtube channel... holy cow the amount of content coming out is huge. surely its not just 1 guy doing all the research _and_ narrating? he probably has a team? Edit: wow ok it really is 1 guy. (albeit good patreon revenu
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   by abledon 4y ago

   yeah one thing I think of is when an artist 'creates' something, its coming from their brain, like expressing what they feel. When AI generates the Art, even though there is a human curator, the lines and shapes the AI picks out i
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   by abledon 4y ago

   show that to the dutch farmers
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   by abledon 4y ago

   Curious... did you sell your Tesla because he lies? or for other issues? What replacement car/company did you decide to go with? Volkswagen?
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   by abledon 4y ago

   Fascinating find! He nails so much about todays music. the mystery artist is barfing algorithmic refuse into poor unsuspecting victims' neural grooves. Seems to echo shades of the creepy algorithmic bright colored child videos youtube
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   by abledon 4y ago

   needs a youtube link of demo in readme
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   by abledon 4y ago

   now if only someone piped these through TacoTron to get output similar to the standup routine [1] [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1onxri0duN0
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   by abledon 4y ago

   > "What if its software? Whats the machine [you need to be by...]" https://youtu.be/mvBHS4-4OEk?t=1842
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   by abledon 4y ago

   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mvBHS4-4OEk&t=1040s "You are doing hard work... there is no white-collar/blue-collar, its not a thing"
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    by abledon 4y ago

    i didn't mean "Industry Leader", but simply, leading efforts of Agile at Tesla. sorry for the confusion :) https://youtu.be/Q8_PnAIbQJE?t=269
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    by abledon 4y ago

    There are alot of videos on youtube by ex-tesla agile consultant/teacher/lead 'joe justice' which go into how Tesla factories operate. Its all in the factory... an example he gave was for most people writing software, th
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    Teachers recounting how modern classroom behaviour has changed incl Tech usage(old.reddit.com)

    1 points by abledon 4y ago|0 comments
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    by abledon 4y ago

    wait till you start seeing spongebob squarepants articles in 5-10 years ;)
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    by abledon 4y ago

    I found Apples other Premiere series "See" far more relatable to my workplace environment and how we operate as teams.
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    by abledon 4y ago

    Its weird that we know this stuff, but doctors and nurses, the 'caretakers' of health, are put on insane sleep schedule cycles in their work.
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    by abledon 4y ago

    > I was told by our HR department that we could get rid of him, or at least demote him, if he failed two annual reviews in a row. Eventually he did, but we were then told by HR that he had to fail two annual reviews in a row in the same
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    by abledon 4y ago

    > Part of it comes down to fact that it's harder to fire people Yes, what I was getting at! Developers can coast and never be forced to improve or learn new skills. very very difficult to be fired.
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    by abledon 4y ago

    tbf, 1 persons 2 hours of coding is equivalent to another persons 8 or 16 hours of coding. Work smart, not Hard
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    by abledon 4y ago

    > Nobody wants to spend their life being dead weight. Have you worked in Government? edit: see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26727803 for an example
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    by abledon 4y ago

    great dev logs too
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    by abledon 4y ago

    For anyone else who can't get the LLCoolJ popup player to work while reading the article: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vimZj8HW0Kg
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    by abledon 4y ago

    In the case of Dall-E, isn't a hack for that to design _another_ ML system that looks at the training data 'descriptions' and infer a correct prompt strcture for the desired result. so the human uses this secondary system as
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    by abledon 4y ago

    > I’d be especially interested in feedback from anyone within a good understanding of the topic who’s read the O’Reilly book. You're winter project is constructing a 3000 word amazon review on the book that will amass 500 likes acro
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    by abledon 4y ago

    I finally got around to it, as my whole team kept raving about it.... turns out its basically leetcode for you if you woke up in a nightmare and were the inanimate "refactor" tool in VisualStudio/Jetbrains.
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    by abledon 4y ago

    I think its required reading for inheriting large legacy codebases from the early 2000s written in Java; all the insanity suddenly makes sense
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    by abledon 4y ago

    dont forget to use discountcode huberman at athetlic greens
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    by abledon 4y ago

    Very true, I don't disagree that its not 100% pure and 'good', but I think space technology has a very important value in our society to explore, and is _especially_ important in solving problems for humanity down the line. A
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    by abledon 4y ago

    haha true, all humans depend on food to do their job, so working as a farmer is a catch-all for helping fight climate change
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    by abledon 4y ago

    ah perhaps, but doesnt seem that bad when compared to all the plane flights familys are taking for leisure, google hit https://www.inverse.com/innovation/are-rockets-environmental... > Current rocket launches have a
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    by abledon 4y ago

    well indirectly, since a robust satellite infrastructure allows for daily imagery updates. Governments use this to more easily hold corporations accountable for their environmental day-to-day actions across the earth. Illegal deforestation?