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by allears 1y ago
Nice headline!
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by allears 1y ago
Sure, if the US Government was competent. Many of these organizations are way behind the curve when it comes to cybersecurity.
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by allears 1y ago
Somehow I have zero interest in talking to my computer. Does that make me old-fashioned?
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by allears 1y ago
Closing physical libraries is a terrible idea. Funding home internet for the poor is a great idea. Don't conflate the two. We have more than enough resources for both.
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by allears 1y ago
Looks like there's a specific image for every cursor position -- when I move the cursor back and forth slightly each position has its own repeatable image. Lots of fun!
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by allears 1y ago
Not when you have expensive audio gear that requires Windows drivers. And the general state of pro audio and multi-track recording in Linux is pretty bad by comparison.
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by allears 1y ago
Too bad we had to wait for evidence. And extra too bad that the utilities and big tech will likely ignore the evidence and forge ahead.
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by allears 1y ago
I wonder if this is similar to what Cerebras is doing?
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by allears 1y ago
It is, but even people who have normal friendships appreciated its warmth and friendliness, no matter how artificial it may have been.
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by allears 1y ago
Um, I think mediation posture would be with your arms crossed and a frown on your face
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by allears 1y ago
Could hell. That's the whole point. Employers are drooling over the chance to get rid of all those pesky workers. More shareholder value! That's the main reason AI companies have these absurd valuations.
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by allears 1y ago
Sounds like it just stays on one chord.
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by allears 1y ago
As a free user (not a coder), it's telling me I'm on GPT4o and that it hasn't been rolled out to free users
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by allears 1y ago
Totally refreshing to me. Imagine -- a techie who doesn't take himself too seriously!
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by allears 1y ago
This guy is pretty quick to dismiss the results of a very few tentative experiments. Extra money on a regular basis is certainly helpful, isn't generally spent on frivolous things, and produces some positive outcomes. But it's not
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by allears 1y ago
Yeah, but are you laughing with AI or laughing at AI?
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by allears 1y ago
Um, yeah, but I'm still trying to figure out if it's funny.
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by allears 1y ago
The USA profits from this (in dollars and cents) for a number of reasons. For one thing, our industries need smart people to build competitive products. For another thing, being a center of science attracts investments to the US, and also g
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by allears 1y ago
Article from 2023
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by allears 1y ago
"Connection timed out." I guess that's the joke
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by allears 1y ago
Get the popcorn, this gonna be good
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by allears 1y ago
I sure hope you can turn this stuff off. Talk about distracted driving!
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by allears 1y ago
Scott seems like a highly intelligent person, and much of his writing is fascinating. However, from my point of view, often he can drone on endlessly about some tiny, arcane intellectual or philosophical issue, and when that happens I just
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by allears 1y ago
Not an expert, but I believe it's just the opposite. Even with the same LLM and the same training data, responses diverge. And that can be a problem.
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by allears 1y ago
He'll be taking a loss -- those things aren't so popular these days
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by allears 1y ago
OK
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by allears 1y ago
A windfall for Wall Street, but your retirement savings will be on a wild ride.
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by allears 1y ago
That must have been hard work -- finding a publisher skeezy enough to print it, that is. Also, I understood that books by and about angsty older white men aren't selling so well these days, aside from the author's reputational iss
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by allears 1y ago
Aside from the absurd tragedy of it all, the US is throwing away its soft power.
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by allears 1y ago
Being a quick learner is a good thing, but there comes a point where thorough knowledge and broad overviews are required to take you to the next level. Learning new skills is always a gamble, what's valuable today may not be much use t

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