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901.
by ares623 11mo ago
Thanks. I hope they continue doing it for as long as possible
902.
by ares623 11mo ago
One day I’ll get invited to this
903.
by ares623 11mo ago
3 years ago this is the kind of posts that end up in /r/im14andthisisdeep
904.
by ares623 11mo ago
How do you know if it came to the right answer?
905.
by ares623 11mo ago
It isn’t named in the title because it doesn’t have the same brand recognition as mcdonalds.
906.
by ares623 11mo ago
I believe OP’s intent was that for software, normal users don’t see or understand what’s under the hood so how the software is built doesn’t matter.
907.
by ares623 11mo ago
The alternative is to be f*cking honest
908.
by ares623 11mo ago
Just use another AI to remove it!
909.
by ares623 11mo ago
We wouldn’t have this problem if the tech companies can “self regulate” (lol). But us engineers just can’t help ourselves but find even more effective and efficient ways to harvest eyeballs and stoke hate. And yes, I mean engineers. Just a
910.
by ares623 11mo ago
Except in this case you won't be able to afford going to the shops anymore. Or even if the shops will still be around. What use is an autonomous car if you can't use it.
911.
by ares623 11mo ago
I don’t know why they don’t just ban or restrict the hardware. It’ll be easier to enforce.
912.
by ares623 11mo ago
IMO the students are way ahead already. If they have no chance of making a life for themselves why continue with the whole song and dance.
913.
by ares623 11mo ago
Back in the day when teachers’ salary can support a family I bet
914.
by ares623 11mo ago
Having a clear background used to be difficult/expensive, so a photo where you appear to have exclusive access to the area is a high social signal. Now that it’s cheap and easy, those kind of photos will lose its signal. Everyday Syndr
915.
by ares623 11mo ago
Amodei is technically a part of humanity
916.
by ares623 11mo ago
"Look ma, I'm a big boy project now"
917.
by ares623 11mo ago
Cassettes get distorted too when moving (.e.g running). There’s very cool tech in some models that prevent this distortion but they are more expensive.
918.
by ares623 11mo ago
The GTA games (yes, those ones) have pre-recorded radio stations that I found to be perfect for cassettes. You play songs with no way to skip them with funny commentary in between so it feels like one long take (like Pink Floyd’s DSOTM)
919.
by ares623 11mo ago
The video is probably from the “techmoan” channel. Very good content.
920.
by ares623 11mo ago
They’re not very good. As the other comment said, they all use the same mechanism. It gets the job done, but that also means the “premium” models are rip offs. Basically lipstick on a pig, so to speak. Sadly I don’t see new mechanisms appea
921.
by ares623 11mo ago
Realistically, someone else + LLM at -10% compensation will be employed
922.
by ares623 11mo ago
Looking forward to living in a society where everyone feels like they’re CEOs.
923.
by ares623 11mo ago
“It’s just like your toaster”
924.
by ares623 11mo ago
Off topic but love the site design
925.
by ares623 11mo ago
And the halls and shelves keep shuffling around randomly.
926.
by ares623 11mo ago
I think a better metaphor is the Library of Babel. A practically infinite library where both gibberish and truth exist side by side. The trick is navigating the library correctly. Except in this case you can’t reliably navigate it. And if y
927.
by ares623 11mo ago
I hate that this sounds plausible
928.
by ares623 11mo ago
Yeesss this is what I’ve been (semi-sarcastically) thinking about. Historically it’s one author and one reviewer before code gets shipped. Why introduce a second reviewer and reduce the rumoured velocity gained by LLMs? After all, “it doesn
929.
by ares623 11mo ago
* made with <3 by humans
930.
by ares623 11mo ago
But AI?

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