contagiousflow

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   by contagiousflow 2y ago

   Just wait until we have AI agents finding optimizing for click through rates.
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   by contagiousflow 2y ago

   What does a linear scale not tell you about the object of the graph? I'm not sure what further insights you could glean from a logarithmic scale.
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   by contagiousflow 2y ago

   > criticisms of a pure math theorem being applied to physics Next you're going to tell me the Moving sofa problem isn't really about moving sofas!
4. 184.▲
   by contagiousflow 2y ago

   Are you removing paid working time in doing the extra work? If not it is just an opportunity cost
5. 185.▲
   by contagiousflow 2y ago

   If the test is an insincere answer to a question that may tell me a lot about your worldview, then I'm fine failing it. I would rather know genuine people.
6. 186.▲
   by contagiousflow 2y ago

   MIT doesn't have legacy admissions. Do they have a prestige problem?
7. 187.▲
   by contagiousflow 2y ago

   The difference is higher education is supposed to be a ladder. That may sound like idealism but removing (or limiting) that ladder based on class is against any ideals of economic mobility or meritocracies.
8. 188.▲
   by contagiousflow 2y ago

   Well then they shouldn't be affected by this changed.
9. 189.▲
   by contagiousflow 2y ago

   It's a 26% decrease in relative terms, but looking at the study shows that it is a 0.5% decrease in absolute terms (1.6% vs 2.1%). A 0.5% decrease is great and should be applauded, but I think the article framing of this being a breakt
10. 190.▲
    by contagiousflow 2y ago

    I think the real question is why is this being reported on. There are always medical advancements, but because this one gets chosen as a news story because "AI" in the headline gets clicks.
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    by contagiousflow 2y ago

    But the code as give is said to respect privacy.
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    by contagiousflow 2y ago

    Yeah, if you want to talk about long term results that kind of necessitates talking about actions that happened a long time ago... Or would you like to talk about the long term results from actions of unions last year?
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    by contagiousflow 2y ago

    > eventually these fake humans will have lower error rates than real ones Source?
14. 194.▲
    by contagiousflow 2y ago

    Are you Canadian or aware of the history of Canadian grocery chains?
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    by contagiousflow 2y ago

    What tasks being automated will make research more epistemologically sound?
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    by contagiousflow 2y ago

    3 actually. https://budget.house.gov/resources/staff-working-papers/us-d...
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    by contagiousflow 2y ago

    I mean, that has already happened. But I think the point of that statement is there is no known number where once debt reaches, the US will be downgraded further.
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    by contagiousflow 2y ago

    https://compass.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/spc3.124... https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/014829... It has been long regarded as pseudoscience
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    by contagiousflow 2y ago

    I'm not sure if you are reading what I am saying by bias. Human language, events, decisions, only exists in the cultural and historical contexts around it. > unbiased courts You say this as something could ever exist. A court will a
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    by contagiousflow 2y ago

    There is literally no such thing as an unbiased text generator. No matter how you cut it there are an infinite pool of prompts that will need some sort of implicit value system at the heart of the answer. Any implicit bias just from selecti
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    by contagiousflow 2y ago

    How would you define unbiased?