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buddhistdude
2y ago
not necessarily, but it's not less creative and inventive than what I believe most programmers are doing most of the time. there are relatively few people who invent new patterns (and they actually might be overrepresented on this webs
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no programmer in my company invents things often
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2y ago
some of the activities that we're involved in are not limited in complexity, for example driving a car. you can have a huge amount of experience in driving a car but will still face new situations. the things that most knowledge worker
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not fully related to what the parent is saying, but I need to get this off my chest: isn't this development obviously going to result in the deprecation of the value of the human intellect to near-zero? which is the thing that virtuall
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2y ago
No he is right, he is saying taken to the extreme. The point is the more and more specific you have to prompt, the more you are actually contributing to the result yourself and the less the model is
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3y ago
Sounded like sarcasm to me.
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3y ago
I think he means that thoughts have an actual effect on the unfolding of the physical world.
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3y ago
Maybe you got Display an error message upon entering an illegal emoji
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3y ago
Can someone explain what the technical challenges are? On first glance this seems like something one could implement on a weekend, I am sure that's not the case.
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Ask HN: Front end back end split vs. full stack?
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4y ago
The type where you identify with a so-called nation and then the idea that a member of a different nation is very different from what you are becomes so real to to you the point where you support escalation of a conflict with them that pote
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4y ago
Can you explain what you do that for?
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4y ago
on the other hand, gpt-3 was trained on a data set that contains all of the internet already. A big Limitation seems to be that it can only work with problems that it has already seen
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4y ago
The jobs you mention are even more repetitive. Just like most jobs. I think this is a the grass is greener mind of thing
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4y ago
That's right, and the only remedy to present discrimination is future discrimination x)
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5y ago
So you hate your food?
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5y ago
Maybe it’s based on the assumption that more complex organisms are more sensitive and thus the suffering that is experienced is bigger.
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5y ago
I don't have data but first hand experience and for me it is truer to say: it enhances your level of consciousness and it allows you to experience reality from beyond your mental-emotional conditioning. Which are two things that may so
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5y ago
A complete removal from cocaine from my life is not really an option since it gives me more energy to be productive.
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5y ago
No but how to stop thinking
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5y ago
First half I agree, second half builds on a sense of suspicion and mistrust over the other and on a sense of having “them” figured out, which is a nice pleasure to indulge in, but I don’t buy it at all
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5y ago
I am aware of the fact that I am (/the brain is) thinking and it is the source of all problems
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5y ago
Is there a consensus of how to deal with the covid situation between the people of this sub? If yes, what would that be?
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At least your buddy admits that they were misinformed. Some of my friends just move on as if nothing happened after I point out their distortions. They just repeat the same thing that they’ve just agreed in being false. Then I give up usual
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wonder why this one never saw the light of the front page would be interested in some of you guyses takes on this. as far as noobie me can tell, they adjusted for several factors in this one
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5y ago
The idea of controlling ones life presupposes that there is “one”, that is separate from life, so that the “one” can control life. It presupposes some kind of separation in the field of experience.
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5y ago
Why do you need to understand this sentence? So that you can use that new knowledge to alter the set of concepts that you have of life, ideally improving them, so that you are more able to control your life, to steer it in a better directi