burnte

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   by burnte 6mo ago

   I'm a healthcare CIO of 12 years, and I've evaluated 4 and deployed 2 of these tools, one of which is currently deployed at my currently healthcare employer. I am very measured on AI but the results I've seen from these virtu
2. 242.▲
   by burnte 6mo ago

   I can understand that, but when you have a dozen friends in these companies talking about how overstaffed they are and the whole "FAANG companies keep devs on payroll just so they can file 5k people to make investors happy" thing
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   by burnte 6mo ago

   And there's also a place for OEMs who make the bare machines like this, and other people sell electronics to add!
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   by burnte 6mo ago

   > Interesting that there's separate inference and training focused hardware. Do companies using NV hardware also use different hardware for each task or is their compute more fungible? Dedicated hardware will usually be faster, whic
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   by burnte 6mo ago

   I used to know a guy 15 years ago whose whole career was this, except he had real female friends he'd pay for videos and photos (safe for work, no nudity) to bump up the realism. It's shockingly easy. I wonder how he's doing
6. 246.▲
   by burnte 6mo ago

   And that can be easy to forget in this fast paced world.
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   by burnte 6mo ago

   > Most people I know only get new phones because their battery will no longer get them through the day. Most people I know get a new phone when they can't take the cracked screen anymore, or when they completely lose the phone. Or b
8. 248.▲
   by burnte 6mo ago

   > basically BlaBlaCar but for packages instead of passengers Roadie. https://www.roadie.com/
9. 249.▲
   by burnte 6mo ago

   If they have good backuos, no worries. Mine is in a locked colo cage in a datacenter, so I'm not worried either.
10. 250.▲
    by burnte 6mo ago

    I'm running 147.0.7727.57 and this doesn't happen. Macbook Air M5. VERY interesting.
11. 251.▲
    by burnte 6mo ago

    > I think, this is a calculation to understand if an upgrade of hw3 to hw4 actually solves the problem or if hw3 must be updated to hw5. HW5 is unlikely to solve FSD.
12. 252.▲
    by burnte 6mo ago

    This is the real trick about 95% accurate or 99% accurate, if you never know when that 1% incident will occur, you ALWAYS have to watch for it. And eventually we'll have to live with the fact it'll never hit 100% accuracy, just as
13. 253.▲
    by burnte 6mo ago

    LOL I should have remembered. :D Sorry!
14. 254.▲
    by burnte 6mo ago

    1 out of a thousand people might do that, the others will buy the product. That's why people use it, most people don't want to build everything themselves.
15. 255.▲
    by burnte 6mo ago

    I don't think street violence solves anything. I don't think Michelle was right, sometimes you have to fight fire with fire, but you don't fight words with literal firebombs.
16. 256.▲
    by burnte 6mo ago

    Then we move to regulation and law, that's still talking. Bombing his house isn't cool.
17. 257.▲
    by burnte 6mo ago

    Agreed. Sam's full of crap and the way we tackle that is with conversations, not violence. He deserves to grow old like anyone else, violence isn't an answer.
18. 258.▲
    by burnte 6mo ago

    One kills people the other makes people, they're not the same.
19. 259.▲
    by burnte 6mo ago

    I don't tryst penguin toxicologists, I've never heard of any reputable penguin colleges or labs.
20. 260.▲
    by burnte 6mo ago

    Maybe it's time to start.
21. 261.▲
    by burnte 6mo ago

    If Sam Altman told me what time it was I'd check my watch and probably still not believe him.
22. 262.▲
    by burnte 6mo ago

    > And many wikipedia editors would disagree with you that it can't be improved. There are many people who think many things that are wrong. That doesn't make them right.
23. 263.▲
    by burnte 6mo ago

    Their current policy of no AI bots is fine. No need to improve it, you can't.
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    by burnte 6mo ago

    Why does your bot have a blog? It's not real, it's not a person, it has nothing to say. Letting it throw a tantrum is... maybe not the best use if it's resources and not the best look for the operator.
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    by burnte 7mo ago

    I'm a pro subscriber and didn't get this so I wager its accounts they detect because i only use it in the browser and haven't seen this.
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    by burnte 7mo ago

    > EV no longer skips smartscreen either nowadays. I understand that was abused EV was always going to be abused. It started out promising to be a human verified, $10k cert that meant you were GUARANTEED to be who it said you were. Now I
27. 267.▲
    by burnte 7mo ago

    > Right, I just feel like this is a bit over the top Well, the writer said the only Java devs THEY KN OW, not all Java devs.
28. 268.▲
    by burnte 7mo ago

    > That doesn't really make sense. So it's an ad for raycast? It's an ad for using CoPilot and for Raycast. > But raycast said they didn't know about it. If I buy a billboard that tells people to go eat at a nearby
29. 269.▲
    by burnte 7mo ago

    > We've now disabled these tips in pull requests created by or touched by Copilot, so you won't see this happen again for future PRs. It's appreciated, but these weren't tips, these were ads. Tips are "Save time
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    by burnte 7mo ago

    When AI gets something wrong, it's the operator's fault, IMO.