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by boredemployee 8mo ago
every day there's a thread about this topic and the discussions always circle around the same arguments. I think we should be worrying about more urgent things, like a worker doing the job of three people with ai agents, the mental loa
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by boredemployee 9mo ago
The big issue I see coming is that leadership will care less and less about people, and more about shipping features faster and faster. In other words, those that are still learning their craft are fucked up. The amount of context switching
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by boredemployee 9mo ago
>> Books are disappearing from our culture, and so are our capacities for complex and rational thought. are they? maybe it's a cultural thing or maybe the author's perspective is from 1st world countries. here where I live p
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by boredemployee 9mo ago
>> Corporate environments are almost always toxic places to fulfill your emotional needs Thats the reason I avoid big companies at all costs
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by boredemployee 9mo ago
> Being verbose. Longer responses look more authoritative! I know we can solve this in ordinary tasks just using prompt but that's really annoying. Sometimes I just want a yes or no answer and then I get a phd thesis in the matter.
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by boredemployee 9mo ago
Really nice, we would have a better world if comments like that were the standard.
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by boredemployee 10mo ago
It would be true if the invading dictator didn’t have ulterior motives and dubious intentions.
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by boredemployee 10mo ago
Internal Server Error
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by boredemployee 1y ago
exactly the same here, 7 first then 3.
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by boredemployee 1y ago
Note: To use this repository, you must already own a copy of the game.
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by boredemployee 1y ago
DO NOT WRITE ANY CODE YET. haha I always do that. I think it's a good way to have some control and understand what it is doing before the regurgitation. I don't like to write code but I love the problem solving/logic/int
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by boredemployee 1y ago
"Creative people don't hate the process of creating art" Yep. I was a professional music producer before the pandemics, and I couldn't agree more. Honestly, I'm glad we are destroying every way possible to earn mone
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by boredemployee 1y ago
3 months ago I was vibe coding an idea and for some reason (and luck) I went to check a less important part of the code and saw that the LLM changed the env variable of an API key and hard coded the key explictly in the code. That was scary
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by boredemployee 1y ago
for tasks like face recognition and object detection, would this type of hardware have good performance in real world cases? or, what is the standard hardware that devs use for tasks like that?
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by boredemployee 1y ago
Thank you for the detailed reply! Really appreciate it. I take SSRI since 2019 because of generalized anxiety disorder, but I'm much better now, my life changed a lot (for the better) and want to stop to take it or change for something
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by boredemployee 1y ago
I did struggle my whole life with "attention". Like my attention span in meetings is awful. I record everything so I can listen to later. it's time to look for a doctor. Question: does stimulants interfere in other areas of l
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by boredemployee 1y ago
in theory yes, but in practice will the majority of people get the benefits?
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by boredemployee 1y ago
Exactly. I'm the youngest in my family many aunts and uncles are already dead. those who still live are in a huge decline or completely lonely (sometimes both). Mom is in her late 70s and is in good shape, but she complains a lot about
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by boredemployee 1y ago
Biggest takeaway: even billion dollar companies can mess up big time. I can go back to work in peace now.
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by boredemployee 1y ago
And it is hallucinating like hell. Really disappointing.
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by boredemployee 1y ago
i think in reality most people are already solving some problem and for some reason (luck, influence, networking, right place right time) things can scalate. in theory, everything sounds great in these "recipes", but in real life,
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by boredemployee 1y ago
is it possible to not just recognize people but identify them? (with registered pictures beforehand ofc)
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by boredemployee 1y ago
tangentially, does anyone know of any open-source and reliable implementations of the "AI" algorithms used in those expensive cameras? I'm looking to use features like face recognition, people counting, and similar capabiliti
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by boredemployee 1y ago
I think I relate with most of the things you've said, even with the ADHD part (not officially diagnosed, however) but what annoys me these days is the amount of work we have to do. The work is rewarding but very often just * too much *
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by boredemployee 1y ago
funny enough sounds just like my divided family. some subjects are not allowed on both sides
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by boredemployee 1y ago
tangential question: are there still any IRC servers and (small) channels with cool people? I recently lost a virtual friend I had talked to for over 20 years, all thanks to some random mIRC channel back in the day. he ran the server with a
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by boredemployee 1y ago
Did u ever try to fine tune with openai? it works good for me
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by boredemployee 1y ago
I totally agree, because I work with data analysis as well. Both feel similar because in the end you have to tell a story and (presumably) please the audience :)
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by boredemployee 1y ago
I left a career in music production five years ago and moved into programming (data science). there's no turning back. I was very aware that I was lucky. You can be the best, you can have a great network, but (in my experience), luck i
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by boredemployee 1y ago
ok, ty for the reply!

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