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by casey2 1y ago
Having arms and legs isn't "physically privileged". If one is unable to create and maintain relationships then they likely have some cocktail of physical and mental disabilities. Most functioning adults can go to a bar. The p
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by casey2 1y ago
The very fact that the "world class experts" are warning people not to use it means they have already been replaced in most fields that matter. They didn't feel threatened by systems like cleverbot or GPT-3.5
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by casey2 1y ago
Trees have nothing to do with global warming. It is entirely caused by coal and oil. The only meaningful carbon storage would be pumping it back into the ground. Let's not personify and demonize vines as a casus belli to destroy the en
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by casey2 1y ago
Where is the "# of regressions caused" box?
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by casey2 1y ago
>talk Cuttlefish don't talk. As far as we know the only species of animal capable of language are Humans. When people hear "talk" "communication" they believe it implies transmission of messages containing meanin
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by casey2 1y ago
Even if you make the obviously wrong assumption that every library is more secure than the one you would write (that will do less the vast majority of the time) We still end up in a eggs in one basket situation. You haven't thought thr
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by casey2 1y ago
Or you could just have gotten a job? I think your anger is misdirected here. Be mad at the politician and their supporters who decided that you shouldn't be allowed to work. Despite what they may believe, kids need to eat too and as we
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by casey2 1y ago
The government abuses children in that they prevent them from working under the irreligious notion that working is exploitative, creating ten problems from one. Thus they are forced to sit in daycare for years as their spirit is forever tai
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by casey2 1y ago
Open AI needed to spend $3B pivoting away from bigdata based AI. But instead they went for the most shorted sighted move possible of snapping up the "trendiest" company nobody has ever heard outside the Ycombinator echo chamber. T
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by casey2 1y ago
Who are these people that give OpenAI all this money? Aren't Microsoft, SoftBank, Nvidia publicly traded? Don't they owe a fiduciary duty to their investors? I'm surprised it's legal to just hand over a blank check to ra
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by casey2 1y ago
For most programmers is that shape round?
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by casey2 1y ago
It's the Moneymaker effect. It's less that you became a programmer and more Linux is so broken that you have to learn to code to get anything done. Couple that with cheap student loans and "learn to code" and now anyone
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by casey2 1y ago
There is a cafeteria at the school where students can purchase lunch, if they want to purchase a lunch but don't have any cash on hand they can use credit, if they hit their cap and want to purchase lunch on yet more credit they are gi
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by casey2 1y ago
Phones are a net positive for students. I'd much rather their preferred tech giant have complete control over their minds than teachers (failed people) and the government (failed state).
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by casey2 1y ago
I guess you guys are all out of work EDtech scammers? If there is one thing worse than phones it's "educational software"
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by casey2 1y ago
His points flat suck and they aren't well thought out at all. Right of the bat "the new tool should be cheaper than the one it replaces" On what basis is this even defensible? Even if you just follow this single rule we'
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by casey2 1y ago
Most physics teachers who do this are happy with the BS answer, maybe 1 in a 10,000 have actually tested their problems in reality.
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by casey2 1y ago
Teachers say they would rather read the prompt but the truth is plain that they wouldn't It's the old joke of the teacher who wants students to tried their best and that failure doesn't matter. But when the student follows th
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by casey2 1y ago
For learning a programming environment* This has the effect of making programming easier, but don't confuse it.
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by casey2 2y ago
Only a California resident could call Bakersfield's weather "awful". If you (read NIMBYs) shut down all public policy designed to turn your sleepy town into a thriving one then it's just a self fulfilling prophecy.
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by casey2 2y ago
If this administration really wanted to turn the US into a manufacturing powerhouse on the level of China then it would HAVE to steamroll over NIMBYs and red tape, and would plan to lay 1000x more track year on year. Without rail there is 0
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by casey2 2y ago
Nice. A lot of people are still making flawed fortresses, just popped a black fortress with the help of tor and they were actually around and tried to defend it. So sad. muwahahah
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by casey2 2y ago
We are prepared, just have the people in the suburbs breed some more and ship them over to the decimated cities. You can think of people in the cities as the rat-wheel of production. No culture is better than any other culture, therefore al
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by casey2 2y ago
Every single retrospective I've seen on major power outages is full of miscommunication and people who would be fired if they worked in fast food. As well as blaming the tech boogeyman ("Our systems were on the fritz this morning&
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by casey2 2y ago
LAWL "It's not a bubble"
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by casey2 2y ago
Require a Turing test before engaging with any chatbot; same as a driving license. Anyone attributing human qualities to machines is committing self-harm if they then choose to converse with them. Were it only that, I wouldn’t call for bann
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by casey2 2y ago
Why do you go on the internet at lie? Anybody can look up fast food employement rates in california and see that you are just bullshiting. California has more fast food jobs now than at any point in it's history. Mcdonalds has already
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by casey2 2y ago
Why are you pulling random numbers out of your ass? If a worker makes 60 burgers in an hour and they are paid $20/hr then that adds 33 cents to the price of a burger that assembles itself. If they are paid $50/hr then 83 cents. Ma
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by casey2 2y ago
I think you are overestimating how much knowledge is o3s world model. Just because it can output something doesn't mean it's likely that it will substantially affect it's future outputs. Even just talking to it about college
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by casey2 2y ago
So you admit that this tech is at least 2 years old publicly and likely much older privately?

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