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bawana
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bawana
4mo ago
We dont want a billion dollars. We want a life that’s worth living. Not hamster wheels in a world of corporate T.rexes looking to consume the young. Go f@ck yourself.
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bawana
4mo ago
We dont want a billion dollars. We want a life that’s worth living. A world without corporate T.rexes looking to consume the young. Go f@ck yourself
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4mo ago
i guess this wouldnt work on arrakis
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4mo ago
I wonder which AI wrote this story? If you feed this story to each model and ask each if they wrote it, would each reply in the affirmative? Can an AI recognize its own output? Is its sense of time limited by its context window? Or is this
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bawana
5mo ago
So when robots have an AI brain, will they modify the real world to fit their hallucinations?
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bawana
5mo ago
The whole premise of 'for-profit' healthcare stinks to high heaven. Regardless of hospitals calling themselves 'non-profit', they behave like profit seeking enterprises. This is the ultimate corporate double speak. The b
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bawana
6mo ago
LLMs are just automated bs artists. Useful for discouraging customer support and satisfying box-checking rule makers
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bawana
6mo ago
only 20% of health care spending!
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6mo ago
I am an American born to greek parents. For ‘normal’ conversation, I have adapted two ways of interacting - the greek one is direct and has instant access to emotional reactions. The American one obfuscates emotions, as if daily interaction
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6mo ago
Zimaboard2 has n150 and is smaller
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6mo ago
Any field with abstraction becomes susceptible to ai disruption. In fact, ai susceptibility is proportional to the amount of abstraction. In this sense, the more abstraction then the more ai will displace people (my observation). This turns
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6mo ago
I think security is the issue-ai is good at circumventing this. For example , ai can read paywalled articles you cannot. Do you really want ai to have ‘free range’.?
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6mo ago
St thomas to grenada gives ospm api error
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6mo ago
Maybe we can get israel to pay some of our billion dollars a day military costs. Adelson gave stump 750 million for campaign. There must be a lot of wallets in the us that will open for israel. Maybe a synagogue tax?
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7mo ago
Long, long ago, I remember the first toy I ever got that was made in chiina. It was a wooden cube puzzle. various interlocking differently shaped pieces that when assembled formed a cube. It was so different to all the other toys made in am
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7mo ago
Our tax dollars pay for this research? Im all for intellectual discourse, i just dont want to pay for it
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7mo ago
Does anyone here remember how health care was delivered before medicare and medicaid was enacted in 1965? It was not pretty. Prices were low then because it was all private pay and charity. Why do you think so many hospitals are named after
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8mo ago
A parallel but not too different situation is happening in the hospital space. Corps fire experienced nurses and hire newbies at half the price. Then they realize the newbies aren't performing so they downsize staff. Then a flu or othe
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bawana
8mo ago
Do you think they use these tools in China or somethiing elsee?
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8mo ago
do you have a github?
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9mo ago
Andromeda strain
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9mo ago
Medical training is designed to produce operators who will add value to corporate health systems - prescribe pills, do procedures, or anything that can generate 'billable hours'. Actually educating patients to be healthy will only
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10mo ago
I cant wait to see the unintended consequences. Imagine eating a food which then digests you from the inside out. Wait, wasnt there a video game like this?..,,,half-life
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1y ago
This highlights an unspoken danger of AI. People are up in arms about AI taking jobs in Human Resources, customer service, low level coding, etc. But education will take a massive hit. PhD, masters and even BS degrees will be devastated. Un
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1y ago
I see an opportunity for someone who can code. Make a website that tabulates search results for common terms. Listing the position of the desired search hit could be the ‘veracity score’ and allow users to assess the distortion field of eac
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1y ago
Wow. Tech companies must b pissed. After donating millions (even 24k gold apple totems!) the orange man turns around and punches them in the pocket book! At least he didnt put a tax on options vesting
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1y ago
But isnt that what AI is for? Writing syntactically correct regexes?
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1y ago
Google is eating adobe
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1y ago
How is this ‘equity stake’ different than nationalization? (The thing that soviet socialism did to russian property and business a hundred years ago). After all the government prints the money. So instead of just taking control of a company
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1y ago
Pre-monetization. Would this come back if money was made useless?
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