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by barbazoo 9mo ago
I wonder if I will feel compelled to go back. Right now it just feels too productive for me to not let AI write some of the code.
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by barbazoo 9mo ago
That might work! > What a total idiot in the police car. It's important to make sure we have all the context before making a judgement like this. My rule of thumb is that if I think something is obviously stupid, I'm probably m
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by barbazoo 9mo ago
Words have no meaning anymore. It’s really frustrating. Words used to mean things and you mostly only used them when they applied.
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by barbazoo 9mo ago
Also much easier to extract money that way when the ebook can’t be transferred whereas a book can be traded freely once it’s in the prison system.
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by barbazoo 9mo ago
Not uncommon in Canada as far as I can tell. Lower fees for the merchant which I care about when buying locally.
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by barbazoo 9mo ago
Everyone's just out to promote their shit to get rich. Once you know that, it's all so obvious and shallow.
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by barbazoo 9mo ago
Interesting, at 17:03 Dario Amodei says that within less than 4 years effectively, they'll need fewer junior and intermediate developers, implying AI will be good enough for that job.
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The Day After AGI [video](youtube.com)
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by barbazoo 9mo ago
The first one might be grounded on what reddit was saying about which cola is best and what the general sentiment is etc. Then the second one either emphasizes the fact that reddit favoured cola x or not depending on where the money is comi
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by barbazoo 9mo ago
I don’t disclose what keyboard I use to write my code or if I applied spellcheck afterward. The result is 100% theirs.
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by barbazoo 9mo ago
People that cheat with AI now probably found ways to cheat before as well.
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by barbazoo 9mo ago
I’m assuming they have much more control during training and at runtime than us with our prompts. They’ll bake in whatever the person with the checkbook says to.
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by barbazoo 9mo ago
If AGI was around the corner, they wouldn’t have to resort to what some consider a scummy way to make money. They’d would become the most valuable company on the planet, winning the whole game. Ads show you they don’t know what else to do b
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by barbazoo 9mo ago
Mercosur-EU trade deal was agreed 2019 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EU%E2%80%93Mercosur_Associatio... India-EU have deepened ties since long ago too https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/India%E2%80%93Eur
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by barbazoo 9mo ago
It was about the mess around Huawei exec if I recall correctly. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extradition_case_of_Meng_Wanzh...
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by barbazoo 9mo ago
Interesting, looking at it from that side. How does it work with traditional real world ads, billboards for example. I'd expect them to have a similar challenge. Not whether the ad was put in front of people, but the high level impact
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by barbazoo 9mo ago
Not "ads" in the traditional sense but no one can tell me they won't use it to steer people toward whoever is paying their bills.
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by barbazoo 9mo ago
This too sounds like an ad.
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by barbazoo 9mo ago
I bet it's by design. If you actually make things pleasant you might accidentally create a third place and no one can profit from that!
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by barbazoo 9mo ago
> Also what's up with the people hiking (by themselves) with a bluetooth speaker. You're by yourself, in nature. If you want to listen to music wear headphones!! Maybe they don't know of or don't have access to bone c
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by barbazoo 9mo ago
True, they're just not social media in the context of this "social media ban".
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by barbazoo 9mo ago
> In 2019, the Maduro government accused the United States of conducting a cyberattack on a hydropower plant that plunged much of the country into darkness for a week. > The power failures caused sporadic outbursts of looting and unre
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by barbazoo 9mo ago
Join local groups. Talk to and engage with your neighbours. Volunteer in your community.
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by barbazoo 9mo ago
Totally, I'm not thinking for a second that you are wrong there. I'm not saying rust on brakes isn't bad. What I'm questioning is whether rust buildup is an actual issue happening for most EV drivers right now. I'm
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by barbazoo 9mo ago
Many people do!
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by barbazoo 9mo ago
Most children don’t and most children need to be protected until adulthood when they have a better idea about the consequences of their decisions. Tragedy of the commons again.
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by barbazoo 9mo ago
Might.
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by barbazoo 9mo ago
I love how they’re just building and building, adding more and more capacity and people here are arguing whether it’s in the right location. It’s laughable.
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by barbazoo 9mo ago
Do we know rust on brakes is even a problem before assuming the electronics aren't smart enough?
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by barbazoo 9mo ago
I'm not seeing how it's an example showing that they're doing it "precisely so that they can control discourse". You could still argue that ID checks are done to partition content by underage/adult which for ma

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