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by ares623 2mo ago
Zombocom is proof of a time traveling AI god being real.
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by ares623 2mo ago
Talk about learning the wrong lesson
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by ares623 2mo ago
Look at what they make us give.
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by ares623 2mo ago
And that's okay for 15 year olds. But for 30+ year olds? Embarrassing.
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by ares623 2mo ago
AI is the world's biggest nepo-hire. Jesus Christ the excuses and justifications being made.
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by ares623 2mo ago
The reasoning seems to be "Bad thing X existed for a long time with no solution. That means it's okay to make it worse, because if it was actually a problem it would've been solved by now. Plus it's not my job to solve X
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by ares623 2mo ago
But Linux allowed Tivoization though.
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by ares623 2mo ago
One of my fears is that I can't live up to how my kids look up to me.
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by ares623 2mo ago
The datacenter means I don't have read/write YAML anymore. Checkmate. I would burn the world than ever deal with YAML again.
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by ares623 2mo ago
Amazingly well put.
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by ares623 2mo ago
No, please do. Makes it easier to see at a glance if it's worth my attention or not.
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by ares623 2mo ago
That's the joke. That software engineering is the new "teach gym"
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by ares623 2mo ago
LLMs: hold my beer
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by ares623 2mo ago
What a wild idea
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by ares623 2mo ago
OpenAI is PII compliant so it's ok
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by ares623 2mo ago
Conclusion: no measureable ROI. In fact, the enterprises have no idea where or how to begin measuring (we don't either tbh). We are still early. Keep buying our product, so we can find out, together.
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by ares623 2mo ago
Perhaps I'm missing something, but does the waste water from almond farms come out as toxic and hazardous for where they eventually end up in?
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by ares623 2mo ago
And each day a model remains unchanged, attackers get to test and experiment with how to make it tick. And every attack that works remains on the internet, forever, just waiting to be ingested as context. "We'll just stop training
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by ares623 2mo ago
But then whoever added them to the IDP becomes accountable for what the bots do. By hijacking a real person's credentials, that person becomes the accountability sink. Very neat. Very deliberate.
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by ares623 2mo ago
In this thread, the world's most brilliant minds are confused as to how to solve this problem. If you're looking for the ones responsible for bringing this on, just look in the mirror. How can you say both "oh, people won&#x2
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by ares623 2mo ago
I love that Luddism(?) is coming back into mainstream discussion. Growing up I had the pop culture understanding of what a Luddite is. Wasn't until the last few months that I really understood, thanks in part to comments like this.
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by ares623 2mo ago
The Hacker Spirit was largely subsidized on the (relatively) high salaries afforded to engineers*. What happens when that well dries up? Plus the relative freedom available to said hackers in the past, that is now being choked by the very s
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by ares623 2mo ago
Never mind the fact that Facebook, etc. has BILLIONS OF DOLLARS WORTH of software engineers, designers, psychologists making absolutely damn sure that little Alice & Bob keep their nice little eyes glued and their little thumbs scrollin
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by ares623 2mo ago
It passes responsibility and accountability from the large platforms to the open-source communities and to parents who are most likely tech illiterate. Facebook, etc. can wash their hands when they "accidentally" serve gambling ad
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by ares623 2mo ago
Sure, it's not technically hard to read. But it suuucks, making it hard to read, the same way (some) fast/junk food is hard to swallow. They have access to a trillion dollar writing machine god, and they choose to publish that.
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by ares623 2mo ago
load = bearing gun = smoking insight = key gap = closed summary = executived
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by ares623 2mo ago
But even with the written exam, wouldn't the bottleneck still be there where the professors still need to read through all the papers? I guess its definitely more efficient and asynchronous, but I can't imagine by much assuming th
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by ares623 2mo ago
Finally, a structure worthy of its namesake.
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by ares623 2mo ago
Finally, a structure worthy of its namesake.
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by ares623 2mo ago
Being right _all the time_ for positive outcomes is difficult/expensive. Being "right" just once for negative outcomes is achievable and rewarding. And things are getting desperate.

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