cutemonster

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by cutemonster 1y ago
Good points, that makes sense. Comparing to AWS etc seems better. At the same time, an AI that stays up to date with world events and everything new that happens, would in a way have to be both a compute platform + a search engine combined?
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by cutemonster 1y ago
Can't AIs plateau at a prohibitively hight cost, so only the biggest companies can build the really good ones. Search engine tech isn't that much of a secret nowadays? Still it's prohibitively expensive for almost everyone to
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by cutemonster 1y ago
They're writing about a different country: Cambodia, not Myanmar
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by cutemonster 1y ago
> deported from Cambodia GP commented about Cambodia, but the article is about Myanmar. Maybe that can explain the difference. (If slavery is more prevalent in Myanmar)
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by cutemonster 1y ago
Didn't they rather mean: Developers' own skills might atrophy, when they don't write that much code themselves, relying on AI instead. And now when comparing with/without AI they're faster with. But a year ago they
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by cutemonster 1y ago
Maybe: "What would you do if reasonably soon you would get really good at it" instead?
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by cutemonster 1y ago
> Entered completely new fields What fields, if I can ask?
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by cutemonster 1y ago
Couldn't they have suggested renaming to `waffleindex.org` or sth like that :-)
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by cutemonster 1y ago
Did you read the article? The attack is not via the prompt the victim types to the AI, but via [text in an issue or PR in the repo] that the victim is unaware about.
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by cutemonster 1y ago
To stop exfiltration via images? Yes seems so? If you configure img-src: The first directive, default-src, tells the browser to load only resources that are same-origin with the document, unless other more specific directives set a diff
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by cutemonster 1y ago
Didn't intend to watch all of it but I did! Thanks for the link
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by cutemonster 1y ago
Interesting, all those things could be prevented using modern tech? Eg eye tracking (Not abruptly stopping the car because looking at TikTok, but ... Fines? Limiting speed? Withdrawn license, if repeated?) And building more railways, subway
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by cutemonster 1y ago
> Some HUGE percentage of startups see the CTO fired once the tech stack and revenue are stabilized. If you know about more to read about that, it'd be interesting
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by cutemonster 1y ago
No, they're not intentional, they're accidents. And can be reduced by traffic laws and speed limits. Suicides (that is, guns) are intentional.
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by cutemonster 1y ago
> take more advanced actions that makes such a person unpredictable, and a road danger.
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by cutemonster 1y ago
Trump is dumb and 80 though. But if he had been 40 and intelligent. Vance is 40, I wonder how intelligent or not is he?
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by cutemonster 1y ago
jxf replied here about the rate: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43761735
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by cutemonster 1y ago
This one also bad, stagnant last 15 years: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/OPHMFG Labor Productivity (Output per Hour) for All Workers
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by cutemonster 2y ago
Or, "everyone is talking about this, so I want it, it's mine"
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by cutemonster 2y ago
Yes me too, zero, and I'm pretty sure it's closer to zero than to 100% among others also, here where I live
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by cutemonster 2y ago
Using AI to review and improve your CV would make sense, just as you can ask a person for help and review. But not using it for creating lies and pretending you're skilled in areas where you're not. Or would you say that if HR use
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by cutemonster 2y ago
I think that is (used to be) higher risk: Internal events could make the peso lose its value, but the dollar was pretty stable? (Probably it'd be a pretty big fishing company, exporting to a far away nation like that. Not a single pers
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by cutemonster 2y ago
The population is unarmed. Small arms don't count, they're good for the shooting range and mass shootings, but not against a modern military. But yes let's hope there will be elections again
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by cutemonster 2y ago
Makes sense to me. I've been thinking: The US was doomed from the start? Because of the laws that makes it a two party country? It was just a matter of time, and for mass manipulation tools to appear? Are there any more doomed two part
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by cutemonster 2y ago
What do you have in mind? Or many things at the same time? One could be globalisation, making those with resources richer, and making workers unemployed?
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by cutemonster 2y ago
It's both at the same time, Here's Nigeria: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographics_of_Nigeria that population growth, combined with somewhat sudden climate change and droughts and famines, and ensuing a
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by cutemonster 2y ago
It would be interesting if something like that was part of school, say, everyone had to live or work a month with <something> that help them understand how e.g. being dependent on Medicare can be. Seems tricky to arrange though? Movin
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by cutemonster 2y ago
> Do you think leaders should have moral training? I suspect that they'd then learn even better what to say to make good impressions, while continuing exploiting others and society as much as always nevertheless. If a person want to
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by cutemonster 2y ago
Drug drogs I suspect.
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by cutemonster 2y ago
I don't think 51% of the readers here need to flag something for it to get flagged - maybe more like 5% or 15%? I guess you can conclude that a few percent here likes Trump etc, but far from a majority

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