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Is AI 2027 coming true?(secondthoughts.ai)
2 points by baxtr 5mo ago|0 comments
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by baxtr 5mo ago
Sounds like it was a prototype to validate an idea? I think at validation stage technical details like that shouldn’t matter. All that matters is there market demand for this. If yes, go and build it properly.
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by baxtr 5mo ago
This is true but not always. Sometimes people would have enough time for a product tour and still skip it because no one wants to be forced to do anything.
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by baxtr 5mo ago
While this might be true I’m worried about the hardware side of things. What if you have a good enough model but the cloud model providers are better in procuring hardware for interference?
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by baxtr 6mo ago
It’s not only about underground vs evicting people. It’s also in large part about making sure that your project gets the required funding and other (social) projects don’t.
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by baxtr 6mo ago
If you’re interested how some of these things got build in New York in the past I recommend the books of Robert Caro about Robert Moses. Building new massive infrastructure requires a level of ruthlessness that is not socially acceptable th
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by baxtr 6mo ago
Ok, maybe that’s a silly thought, but… couldn’t this be provided by Apple/Google anonymously? When you set up kids devices in your family they ask you to provide the birthday anyway. I’m keen to see the arguments against this.
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by baxtr 6mo ago
And this was probably also the prompt someone used to generate the article.
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by baxtr 6mo ago
While I don’t want to downplay the toxicity of smartphones, couldn’t the same be said for books and newspapers?
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by baxtr 6mo ago
Give it hard enough problems?
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by baxtr 6mo ago
I think, Spotify is being optimized for attention KPIs like time spent in app. If you’re listening to music, you don’t necessarily need to look at the app. But with videos… If you’re in the Apple ecosystem, Apple Music is the obvious altern
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The Paradox of Karl Popper(scientificamerican.com)
2 points by baxtr 6mo ago|1 comments
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by baxtr 6mo ago
Who did then?
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by baxtr 6mo ago
Just to clarify because I’m not sure I understand: So you agree that LLMs are in fact statistical text generators but you don’t like people use that fact in arguments about the capabilities of the things?
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by baxtr 6mo ago
Ok, so comments like this are helpful then?
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by baxtr 6mo ago
Yes absolutely. It’s even scientifically proven to be helpful advice. Look up the work by Seligman et al. on resilience.
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by baxtr 6mo ago
Yes exactly. I stand by that advice. What’s the alternative? Do nothing?
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by baxtr 6mo ago
Fair enough :) wasn’t clear to me from your first comment. It’s definitely pretty tough out there right now.
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by baxtr 6mo ago
My response is probably controversial. But I genuinely think it’s generally helpful advice. Ofc I don’t have any other information than the comment about this person.
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by baxtr 6mo ago
The best way to find out: just start. You’ll improve along the way. Questions like this (and anxiety) are best fixed by action.
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by baxtr 6mo ago
Naively, one could assume that with AI it should be possible to create a long and broad list of test cases…
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by baxtr 6mo ago
You’re talking about their intentions. OP is talking about how they don’t test continuously / densely enough for quality. I think both can be true.
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by baxtr 6mo ago
Maybe he forgot?
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by baxtr 6mo ago
OP is right. Status games take many shapes, distinct castes is one special shape.
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by baxtr 6mo ago
Other industries and other countries. Until recently, other industries were struggling very hard to find developers for example.
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by baxtr 6mo ago
I really like Notion's UI. I wish they would focus only on that and let me access my Notion DB as .md files with Claude.
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Atlassian's new data collection policy protects rich customers(theregister.com)
2 points by baxtr 6mo ago|0 comments
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by baxtr 6mo ago
I think one of us misunderstood how the event happened. In my understanding restricting local admin rights would not have change anything here. The Vercel employee signed up for Context.ai (a third-party tool) using their work account and g
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Zero Days Clock(zerodayclock.com)
1 points by baxtr 6mo ago|0 comments
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by baxtr 6mo ago
OP was talking about the security team. Not sure what you are proposing? Do you want to let any applicant be screened by the security team?

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