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Oh noes, the kids are smarter than the admins. Who could have predicted? And none of the article examples mentions any kind of destruction or vandalism -- no deleted databases, no doxxing. Just curious kids having fun. They should get rewar
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1y ago
The link goes to GoDaddy and says the domain name is for sale... Maybe hasn't propagated much yet
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1y ago
Audio only sounded for a couple of seconds, then a click, then nothing. Flashing continued. Using Firefox latest on Windows 10. Tried it a few times with same result.
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1y ago
Only at Halloween.
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1y ago
Me too -- I have zero interest in the ink cartridge racket, and Brother is the least predatory manufacturer
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1y ago
A well-written article for a non-mathematician.
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1y ago
Oh come on, that's been true since the beginning of the Industrial Revolution. Sounds like the author has never worked for a living.
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1y ago
So obvious a scam that it barely needs pointing out. The name "GHF" alone should have told you.
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1y ago
Once the author started talking about LLMs having a "deeper understanding" I stopped reading.
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1y ago
I think you're granting too much ability to a machine that simply completes text in a statistically appropriate way. What you're really getting is a summary of everything anybody has ever said on the internet that's even tang
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1y ago
Fewer humans = increased food supply. Study it out!
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1y ago
The problem isn't the overall demand for developers. The issue is that AI will replace entry-level developers, thus eventually reducing the ranks of experienced developers. A senior developer brings much more to bear on her work than s
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1y ago
"Drill baby drill!" Sounds a bit like Sam Altman talking about the future of AI
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1y ago
It offered a free demo, but it wanted me to subscribe first, so I declined.
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1y ago
If you ask me, the headline could have been shortened to the first four words
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1y ago
Scrubbed due to weather -- "anvil cloud."
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1y ago
Yeah, this is performative on Altman's part. Why would he want to cut off a good chunk of his revenue?
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1y ago
Just from the title though, I think he may be on to something.
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1y ago
No mention of the sources. Is it Fox? Pravda? Is it the NYT? All it says is "trusted," but it doesn't say who does the trusting. Also, is it just me, or does anybody else think that checking the news every 30 minutes is a bit
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1y ago
He's right, you know, assuming that tech titans are selfless and generous and don't mind sharing their wealth.
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1y ago
This guy is infamous for his crackpot theories. How he ever got employed by Harvard is beyond me. He does have a lot of expertise in one particular area -- getting his name inserted into the media cycle du jour.
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1y ago
And that cost was a bit higher due to the engineering of the subscription feature, whether you use it or not.
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1y ago
VW seems to have the habit of shooting themselves in the foot. Gonna be hard to compete with China that way.
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1y ago
Did I have to click? OK I did. Yeah, Teslas.
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You don't seem very informed about wildfires. Indigenous people have indeed helped the Forest Service understand about forest maintenance, but those practices aren't always applicable due to the enormous buildup of fuel from decad
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1y ago
The US is behind China in science because we're a democracy and they're authoritarian? That's an interesting point of view. The article reads more like advocacy than analysis.
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1y ago
That wacky guy! He's an expert on everything
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1y ago
"To proceed, type the word love" -- stopped reading right there
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1y ago
Wow. I didn't make it all the way through, but the garbled jargon and the breath-taking claims are way over the top. I'm not sure who would fall for this -- anyone who understands the big words they're using is probably too b
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1y ago
Gotta be extra difficult when the rocks are in Mr. Loeb's head
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