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by boringg 4mo ago
I mean was google search responsible for surfacing correct answers? I am not a defend of AI but this seems like a weird piece of legislation.
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by boringg 4mo ago
Their advantage was mechanical engineering. They have historically not done well with electrical systems. So this is a change - hopefully for the better.
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by boringg 4mo ago
It's paid placement for sure. I does look AI enhanced. I figure they don't care that much in that department.
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by boringg 4mo ago
The mythos of Mythos is marketing.
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Are these enhanced AI images on NYT?(nytimes.com)
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by boringg 4mo ago
Am I crazy is this placement in NYT have a lot of AI added in people in it (hands and feet). I don't know why I would expect there placed article group to be better but this seems like a company trying to jump the cold-start demand by
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by boringg 4mo ago
Well I think those are different. Most everyone outside of a core believer knew metaverse was a bad investment and total value destruction. Im not sure that Apple's strategy will pay out -- they may avoid the heavy capex lift but if th
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by boringg 4mo ago
Apple's incentives don't align to sell private data as their whole thing is privacy. They do that they tank their business. If you have proof that they are doing it -- I'd love to see it. (*3rd party actors from an app re-
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by boringg 4mo ago
>If you want your project linted/formatted a certain way make it clear to the LLM. Most people have no clue what that means. Most Devs should know but I would wager that newer devs don't have enough opinion or exposure to do t
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by boringg 4mo ago
Jury is out on that one -- will have to see what happens in the next couple of years. I don't think you can say better off with full confidence right now. Very possible you could say that in the future..
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by boringg 4mo ago
Agreed - even older children shouldn't be exposing themselves to that garbage. Totally garbage in garbage out situation. Youtube can be good if its highly curated -- otherwise its just trash.
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by boringg 4mo ago
I was going to go with money -- the amount of money to put kids through soccer in a competitive program in USA/CANADA is way more than the competitive programs in europe. That immediately drops down the amount of talent that can make
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by boringg 4mo ago
I'm guessing your past this option but you could try a Montessori classroom -- less structured and allows children to chase their own pursuits. My sense is its stronger for years 1-6 as opposed to later years. Also it doesn't fee
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by boringg 4mo ago
Whats new about this? We've had data centers for 20 years now? Research which impacts? Only thing new is speed of deployment and scale - which frankly would align with why we can't build in North America. I would agree that the
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by boringg 4mo ago
Im pretty sure Enron was in there in the past as well - 7th largest by revenue... that would make Carvana seem like nothing. To answer your question honestly though -- the inclusion is mechanical based on criteria not policing based on opin
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by boringg 4mo ago
More like its a competition to get the listing -- not dissimilar to Amazon shopping cities for its corporate base. Set up a competition and get the best deal would be my speculation on why it was done (as well as goose the demand).
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by boringg 4mo ago
You should be skeptical of all revolutions. Not saying they shouldn't happen but you do need to keep a close watch.
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by boringg 4mo ago
So you are defending the move? Why rip out basic science for no benefit other than to signal that you don't care for it if it goes against your narrative? Seems 100% stupid but I am open to your interpretation.
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by boringg 4mo ago
Anecdotally people have been noticing atrophy quite a bit. Again its anecdotal because we can't possibly have a study that works in real time because the technology is rolling out insanely quickly. And all the older technologies that h
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by boringg 4mo ago
I mean the argument that is being put forward is that it isn't a pneumatic nail gun for the human mind - it atrophies are mathematical capability and quality of understanding.
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by boringg 4mo ago
No probably needs a couple more years. Writing the test itself is motivation to do well in HS math. If that no longer becomes a driver probably takes off the drive in other courses over a couple years. I bet without the SAT as a standard
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by boringg 4mo ago
"Also, this professor doesn't grade on curves? Could be very specific to this teacher. I don't know." Someone has to hold standards up -- they seem to be falling down across the board in education.
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by boringg 4mo ago
For real. Cant fix stupid. Its so sad.
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by boringg 4mo ago
No no fusion energy company is going public shortly so the technology must be closer than that :)
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by boringg 4mo ago
True but they will raise prices slowly so people will optimize their workflow so they aren't just throwing as much inference as fast as possible like the current state. Right now you should do everything you wanted to try out because
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by boringg 4mo ago
FYI they have about a 365 day lockup after IPO before the execs can sell.
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by boringg 4mo ago
Until everyone and their mom starts buying it. Price is about to go up hopefully mot too much!
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by boringg 4mo ago
But isn't Satya supposed to be the second coming of MSFT if you listen to all the pods....
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by boringg 4mo ago
Provocative title to generate traction on your website. Technological revolution at scale is probably what you could have called it but that has less doom and sexiness.
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by boringg 4mo ago
Isn't there an entire r/antiwork thread dedicated to not working?

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