amunozo

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by amunozo 5mo ago
I struggle to call that art, maybe it's prejudice. Illustrations? Sure. Graphic design? Whatever. But art? I cannot.
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by amunozo 5mo ago
Same thing, being Spanish the Basque Cooperatives movement is fascinating. Do you have any recommended read about it?
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by amunozo 5mo ago
Those are either copies or bad. I think the difference in quality and originality is huge, even if they can create plausible looking images in already invented styles.
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by amunozo 5mo ago
Calling AI-generated images art is a stretch. Same thing with creative writing. It can make some low-cost illustrations and writing, but it is very far from decent art. Compare those results with their amazing coding or math capabilities.
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by amunozo 5mo ago
I had that issue in India and it was definitely annoying.
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by amunozo 5mo ago
Sure, he seems like he's focused only in research, so this is the easiest way for him to do it.
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by amunozo 5mo ago
I would rather call them a cult.
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by amunozo 5mo ago
What is preventing them from making a coding dedicated model if that's the issue?
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by amunozo 5mo ago
The difference is that Anthropic pretend they're the good guys, while the rest don't.
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by amunozo 5mo ago
I'm pretty sure Karpathy can have billions of capital if he wanted to.
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by amunozo 5mo ago
Switzerland can reach 45% with huge salaries. Spain, for example, reaches 45% from 60k€ a year. Switzerland is much more progressive and salaries are definitely much higher than in most of Europe.
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by amunozo 5mo ago
It's ridiculously unoriginal and oversimplified.
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by amunozo 5mo ago
Well, Zurich is everything but representative of Europe. Switzerland has much lower taxes and higher salaries than the rest of Europe.
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by amunozo 5mo ago
A bit dramatic isn't it? I'd rather live in this Disneyland than in a suburban shit hole surrounded by parking lots and obese people.
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by amunozo 5mo ago
You cannot build mixed used buildings in most of due to ridiculous housing zoning, can you?
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by amunozo 5mo ago
Always the same ridiculous statement.
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by amunozo 5mo ago
Well, no surprise that it works in Germany, but I am not so sure it will in the Nordic countries for example.
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by amunozo 5mo ago
To be honest, I never tried, but I see for example the removal of more and more procedures in person. In Spain where I'm from or Switzerland where I live it can be still manageable, but in the Nordic countries for example everything is
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by amunozo 5mo ago
Or more probably, he will be wrong. We really need to stop amplifying marketing statements like the bullshit Huang and Amodei tell all the time. There's no much thought behind them, just marketing and wishes.
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by amunozo 5mo ago
I disagree. You cannot even book appointments in a lot of banks today, a thing you could do in the 90s. Like that, a lot of services are unavailable without a smartphone and its non-smartphone equivalent is not available anymore.
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by amunozo 5mo ago
Well, I am totally for it, but I would argue that this is only reasonable for certain types of work.
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by amunozo 5mo ago
I'm Spanish and was just kidding. Anyway, I don't think that those statistics you're mentioning are that relevant. They mix part-time (which are very common in Germany and the Netherlands) and full-time workers, while ignores
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by amunozo 5mo ago
I know, I'm Spanish and was just joking. But anyway, part time working is more common in Germany, which counts in this statistic, but a lot of Spanish people that don't (retirees, unemployed), so I won't be so sure.
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by amunozo 5mo ago
That's the true South European spirit! So many problems in life would become easier reducing the working hours .
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by amunozo 5mo ago
There are more competitive advantages such as expertise, supply chain, regulations, capable government, scale... If it were all price, there are countries that are much cheaper than China.
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by amunozo 5mo ago
It seems it must be the same in Switzerland where I live, makes sense!
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by amunozo 5mo ago
Is it always May 10 in the countries where it's now? In Spain is the first Sunday of the month.
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by amunozo 5mo ago
People also have the right to question your decision. Freedom goes both ways.
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by amunozo 5mo ago
https://archive.ph/xoqI6
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Four ways Europe's big immigration experiment has changed Spain(ft.com)
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