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by ddalex 4y ago
How many cycles does a molecule of protein need to go through to be acceptable for human consumption?
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by ddalex 4y ago
I mean if you are the top expert that will change the face of humanity, that is vastly more valuable then an athlet that entertains people, no !?
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Teamblind Report on Working with OpenAI(teamblind.com)
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by ddalex 4y ago
Are you married to my wife ?!
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by ddalex 4y ago
Well, that's just Elaine from Seinfeld's dancing.
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by ddalex 4y ago
A society is any framework that allows humans with no direct affiliations to collaborate.
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by ddalex 4y ago
Didn't Newey get his America Cup fix as part of his contract at Red Bull ?
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by ddalex 4y ago
"I do not take any kind of responsibility about what I'm doing, or not doing, or thinking about doing or not doing, or thinking about whenever I should be doing or not doing, or thinking about whenever I should be thinking about d
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by ddalex 4y ago
Are you for real ? I mean, pick better examples if you want to poke something, since: Search for "micropython html parser" gets you https://pypi.org/project/micropython-html.parser/ as the first result
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by ddalex 4y ago
A strange loop might occur and machine consciousness will happen.
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by ddalex 4y ago
Unlike depicted in Terminator, I do not think the machines will finish the human race in a violent or obvious manner. I fear will be something subtle and normalized due to the movement of the Overton window. My money is on sex - machines wi
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by ddalex 4y ago
I mean an HD webcam is not that expensive, and you don't need to record everything, just the interesting actions, any video surveillance software would do....
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by ddalex 4y ago
I mean, the singularity proponents see this as the golden grail, with the condition that N+1 AI trainee is slightly smarter then the N AI trainer.
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by ddalex 4y ago
> for incredible working conditions I find that what dev experience should be normal working conditions for everybody, not just devs. > We are paid to solve problems. > If you don't solve problems, when the hard times come, a
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by ddalex 4y ago
Definitely a solution in search of a problem.
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by ddalex 4y ago
I have been thinking for a while on heat pumps, and I think your proposition here is golden ! It is an obvious sale to me if you put up the savings upfront, esp. for new builds. I live in a house warmed by heat pumps, and the magic of utili
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by ddalex 4y ago
A lot of the recent Google moves make more sense if you see them as something suggested or driven by an AI.... which gives credence to rumors that top execs rely heavily on AI to make decisions. Of course an AI would say that the most impor
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by ddalex 4y ago
I do not understand why people expect chatgpt to reason when all it is is a fancy probabilistic language model.... I guess humans have high bias towards trusting confident-sounding language despite what reason would tell us to do. That&#x27
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by ddalex 4y ago
I used to think this too, until I tried Bing, with and without its new GPT chat, and if you think Google is rubbish, wait until you need to search MS dev documentation (very factual!) using Bing. Truth is, it's all astroturfing all the
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by ddalex 4y ago
This makes me feel better about their laptop offerings, which seem very good.
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by ddalex 4y ago
Did you visualize water leaving your nose, and then said loudly "coffee" ?
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by ddalex 4y ago
Because salary is not determined by how much profit you make but by the demand of your labour in the market.
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by ddalex 4y ago
As first line manager, I don't know shit, because when I know it my team knows it too. We are all in the same boat.
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by ddalex 4y ago
would you be able to share a video or blog review of this thing ?
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by ddalex 4y ago
Hi there, thank you for putting this together ! I want to commend you for one of the best written introductions in this space that I've seen, especially the excellent use of hyperlinking that points to really good resources exactly at
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by ddalex 4y ago
Have you read the AF447 report? The FO lacked basic airmanship skills, such as not stalling own plane and not knowing pushing the nose down to increase airspeed.... he would have failed PPL licence in a Cessna. Sure, it was not the only fac
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by ddalex 4y ago
It's the training of the first officer that is the questionable in both incidents.
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by ddalex 4y ago
At the same level of competency with air France 447...
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by ddalex 4y ago
But I keep my last week's garbage in the car, why would I want to share somebody else's garbage ?
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by ddalex 4y ago
This seems like a personal dislike stance rather then principle, which of course you should fully take. But do you mind ChatGPT learning from your website?

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