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azinman2
2y ago
I never said rude, and maybe I was less charitable than I should have been with malicious. But reading that comment and all of the others here that mirror it there is a kind of almost malicious assumption, or at least a very non understandi
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azinman2
2y ago
This looks exceptionally cool. Thank you for writing an excellent Mac app - forget the rest of the hate here. Do you think this would be appropriate for turning into a long form video? I’m imagining seeing videos of my boys growing and play
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azinman2
2y ago
What a weird bone to pick. You could say “would support for other platforms be on the horizon?” but instead you take it almost maliciously. This take is very compatible with what I’ve read about why people stop writing Linux commercial soft
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azinman2
2y ago
When there are single digits for the number of people experiencing this, and many digits for those who are alcoholics, you cannot expect anything but Occam’s razor.
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azinman2
2y ago
The entire energy model of CA needs to be rethought. From CPUC just doing what the companies want, to monopolies that are on the stock market that increase prices while also making huge profits… it is not serving the people.
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azinman2
2y ago
So let’s play this out. Say China floods the US market and the US players go out of business as you suggest. What then happens to the US’s industrial base? What happens if there’s a major war (maybe even against china!) and no car factories
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azinman2
2y ago
Given the now clear abuse potential (and other issues surrounding AI generally), why do papers like this discuss the motivation as if it’s a for sure requirement to do such work? “The creation of high-fidelity, digital versions of human he
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azinman2
2y ago
Seems you think that a 4 day work week is paid as 5 is currently. I don’t see why that’d be necessarily true. In that scenario, it’s kind of like a part time worker and I can see many businesses finding appeal in that.
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azinman2
2y ago
This blog highlights one of the reasons I’m so skeptical about AI replacing software engineers. All of the analysis, decision to put forth telemetry and build that system, then take the results and figure out how to redo the UI (and decide
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azinman2
2y ago
They literally pioneered LLMs, RLHF, multimodal LLMs, and many other fundamental techniques that are causing an epic sea change in society and technology. Don’t be so jaded.
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azinman2
2y ago
> the most innovative thing about openai is the PR You’ve got to be joking
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azinman2
2y ago
What does that even mean? Your structural setting changed your success potential? China would disagree. Besides… Blue origin? Boeing? These are not state owned or “invisible” yet are failing.
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azinman2
2y ago
Meanwhile the competitors are failing. He’s doing something right that’s beyond just car salesman.
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azinman2
2y ago
> that you need to be able to write prompts using well-structured English. That may be a challenge to a significant percentage of the population. I didn’t realize at first you meant to highlight a language barrier — being well structured
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azinman2
2y ago
If your logic is to be followed then they shouldn’t be launching rockets either. And yet…
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azinman2
2y ago
You only need one weak link in the chain. Computer security is effectively an oxymoron.
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azinman2
2y ago
It’s not surprising. People seek identities to confirm who they are, find companionship and community, and attach themselves to something bigger than one can figure out for one’s self. We see it in people who are “healthy” as an identity, n
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azinman2
2y ago
The title literally says the US. Every country is different.
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SF still dominates global startup ecosystems
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azinman2
2y ago
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azinman2
2y ago
I did order one, but what happens if you go out of business? What risk do I then have? I assume this supports the play store, right?
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azinman2
2y ago
Looks great, albeit a high price point. Why not a newer Android?
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azinman2
2y ago
Whacky AF! Not sure about the utility but wow that’s cool!
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azinman2
2y ago
I don’t know enough about him or his vision. It doesn’t seem he’s as clear as say Jobs in the past. But I do look at all the amazing things openai has done in a short period of time, and that the employees overwhelmingly backed him with the
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azinman2
2y ago
Probably not wrong. Lots and lots of examples of that being true.
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azinman2
2y ago
I still have the sky voice in my app.
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azinman2
2y ago
Honestly with the way it’s being done I’m 0% surprised. It feels natural for an ad-supported product, as much as I hate it and all ads.
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azinman2
2y ago
It’s very situational. Not everyone has this option, or this option isn’t reliable or available daily, and often times people end up not working because child care is so expensive.
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azinman2
2y ago
They rely heavily on family and friends
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azinman2
2y ago
But is the purchased information not good?
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azinman2
2y ago
That doesn’t work for me. I’ve tried.
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