bugbuddy

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by bugbuddy 2y ago
Honesty and integrity be damned!
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
In an alternate timeline, the whole world population look like some mixture of Chinese.
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
Whatabout roundabouts with pedestrianlights?
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
AGIs, what you would need for really replacing people, are not working at all because people and things that AGIs interact with make bad illogical statements and don’t always use Lean programming language.
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
Yellowstone mass extinction event is exactly the curve ball no one expects for 2024.
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
I would like to nominate the title: ChaosStruck
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
We must demand both financial and criminal liabilities against the perpetrators! Get the torches and pitchforks out! We need to teach them a lesson!
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
Bingo
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
I would like to inform you that none of the AV product on the market will be able to protect you from piping a bad script from the web. Case closed.
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
Maybe because Windows Defender Advanced Threat Protection is an enormous resource hog that scans every byte of memory and storage accessed by the Hypervisor and performs a quadratic time computation on the data? I am just guessing because
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
Please feel free to put your money where your mouth is and convert your portfolios into an AI frontier fund.
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
Your take reminds me how self driving car boosters have been saying for the last 20 years. I know Waymo is out there driving itself IF you don’t count the operators with remote controls connected over 5G. We could achieve AGI today if you d
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
That’s not a certainty but an AI salesman’s pitch.
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
Amen. I said the same thing many months ago but the true believers on HN who could not see beyond their own paychecks down voted me like I was advocating for satan.
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
Dragon Arm(tm)?
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
At the current Mars’ carrying capacity, one single person could be considered an overpopulation problem.
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
Your next Apple will come with worms inside.
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
Betteridge's law of headlines: no
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
Yes, AI can decide to go on a nature expedition on its own? The delusion has really gone out of hand.
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
Why did the AI cross the road?
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
Can AI come up with new novel things? A nature photographer could , through luck and hard work, photograph a new species of animal while traveling through an unexplored area. Could AI do that?
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
So you are saying I should sell Nvidia?
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
Maybe Google execs watched Theo’s JS frameworks review? https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=WJRf7dh5Zws
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
170,000 photos. Dear god. Please tell me how you manage such a large collection. Folders by dates, locations, people? How do you search for something? What software do you use? Apple photos is not the fastest even on the latest Mac machines
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
Is that a Jab at my friends in Utah?
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
Yes, I miss Stadia so much. It was the most innovative streaming platform I had ever used. I wished I could still use it. Please, Google, bring Stadia back.
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
Based on the picture of a single neuron, the brain sim crowd should recalculate their estimates for the needed computing power again.
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
The easy fix for this is to use a nutrition style labeling for origin. Just list the origin of each part. Problem solved.
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
Not me, I wear clothes from the thrift store.
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
I actually recognize those clothes. They are the ones I walked pass in the malls because they were too expensive.

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