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by afpx 3y ago
Did it really only take seven minutes and $1 though? How much planning and initialization was required? But, either way, this is a really clever approach, and it shows the immense potential.
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ChatGPT Makes a Game for $1(youtube.com)
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by afpx 3y ago
95% of the time I try to be empathetic and patient and open minded when discussing online. 5% I’m in a bad mood, or tired, or sick, or whatever and I don’t try as hard. On those days, I should disengage. But, I’m addicted. It makes me think
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An Evolutionary Perspective on Biological and Artificial Neural Networks [pdf](cell.com)
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by afpx 3y ago
Why have school at all? Teach kids to read and how to use the internet. Give them a coach that trains them on how to achieve what they want using AI. And, when it's necessary, interview them for competency. I can't see how this is
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by afpx 3y ago
Outside of a few Major cities, I’ve never seen these laws. Is it a boogie man? Where I live, the developers rule.
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by afpx 3y ago
You didn’t really clear things up.
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by afpx 3y ago
There's an association between ALS and programmers: See 10.1093/AJE/KWI343 https://sci-hub.se/10.1093/AJE/KWI343
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by afpx 3y ago
If I’m calculating correctly, debt is like 100,000 per person, roughly. Does someone have a plan for how to pay it? To this layperson, it seems like an inevitable default. The rich may be able to, but tax the rich, and they’ll just move it.
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by afpx 3y ago
Supply and demand and the fact that their multi-billion dollar business depends on this small handful of people?
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by afpx 3y ago
Not SSRI, but Bipolar depression (4% of pop.) can be effectively managed with mood stabilizers and antipsychotics. SSRIs did almost nothing for me. But, on bipolar meds, I maintain a very steady 7.6/10 mood.
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by afpx 3y ago
This is the stuff I'm talking about. I make a deduction, and you respond with a defensive statement and change the subject. I'm just looking for evidence of what you're implicitly claiming. Are the models accurate or not? Any
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by afpx 3y ago
So, you’re saying the models that have been used and refined over decades have been wildly inaccurate? It’d be interesting to me to see that analysis. Maybe it’ll change my mind.
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by afpx 3y ago
I’d like to know more about the legitimate doubts. I haven’t heard a solid argument yet. Of the arguments I’ve heard though, the speaker had had low scientific literacy and misunderstandings of the scientific process and the data. They were
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by afpx 3y ago
When the calculator came out, people had the same worries.
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by afpx 3y ago
What do they even do with this information? The ads they feed me haven’t become more relevant.
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by afpx 3y ago
What’s a “senior” developer these days? 3-4 years experience on average?
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by afpx 3y ago
Studies show that people value things more highly if it’s their property. We are animals. The stuff we collect (including our pictures) is part of our territory.
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by afpx 3y ago
Yeah, this shame angle is offensive. My 80 year mom, who was strongly against drugs, died an addict because the pharm industry got her hooked on pain killers. Because of shame, her kids didn’t even know until she was an addict until she was
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by afpx 3y ago
A lot of people echoing each other online isn’t much of a revolt, either.
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by afpx 3y ago
Those are some strong opinions of design thinking. I always thought it was just requirements and design but done by specialists from service design backgrounds. I’ve seen the results of workshops, and although very expensive, are very usefu
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by afpx 3y ago
That’s not far from the truth. A lot of these companies are located in Northern Virginia, and the sales people are tied into the intelligence community.
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by afpx 3y ago
I would like that to come true. Likely, climate change will cause 1-2B people to flee tropical areas causing government instability and strife. I can’t see how that will be collaborative.
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by afpx 3y ago
I’ve been rubber ducking things since 1999. Kinda like LLM’s “think step by step”.
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by afpx 3y ago
Policies probably won't work much. It's easy for the wealthy to just move their money elsewhere.
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by afpx 3y ago
“We had a group of folks very committed to making it work,” he said. “We had to come up with technology that had never been used before.” So, they built a $90m factory and moved staff there for a method that wasn’t even tested?
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by afpx 3y ago
Animals don't just expire after reproductive age. They live on to help their kin, species, (in the case of Humans) most life. That's where I find purpose: in being useful to others.
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by afpx 3y ago
Why can’t a non-profit with a community board run these types of services? Like Wikipedia.
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by afpx 3y ago
Are you talking about GPT-4 or ChatGPT GPT-4? The GPT-4 model hasn’t changed, and that was confirmed by developers at OpenAI a while back IIRC. But, ChatGPT is always undergoing changes. I assume they have a layer or two on top of the model
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by afpx 3y ago
Have it write the unit tests first.

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