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deadbabe
10mo ago
But there is also the fallacy where some people want you to believe basically everything will cause CVD and there is no single thing you could do to change it, so therefore just keep doing whatever you’re doing.
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deadbabe
10mo ago
New physical media could be killed off, but we already have a ton of old retro physical media, more than a person could ever consume in their lifetime. I wouldn’t worry about it. There are more old games and movies out there than you’ll eve
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deadbabe
10mo ago
The game industry needs no such thing. You can make profitable games very cheaply, and business models are simple and well understood. It’s a matter of just making a good game and getting it good exposure to customers.
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deadbabe
10mo ago
What if OpenAI could just report suspicious conversations straight to government authorities for close monitoring of that individual? Should be easy. AI is not a toy, use it for serious purposes, not sicko murderous fantasies.
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10mo ago
No it isn’t. There is a lot of content whose final value ultimately doesn’t justify the time that would be spent on creating it. Worse, there is sometimes only a specific window of time where a content has entertainment value and it quickly
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deadbabe
10mo ago
Some people think clarity means abandoning language idioms and writing simple code that a first year computer science student could understand and follow. If you do this, your team will write verbose, repetitive code, and put more emphasis
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deadbabe
10mo ago
Well yea but not in terms of the amount of lives that will be improved.
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deadbabe
10mo ago
Cartilage is really the final frontier of health. If it wasn’t for joints going bad, people could stay very active and fit pretty much all their life, with consistent exercise and healthy weight.
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deadbabe
10mo ago
If you are worried about software being usable long after you’ve died, you should be releasing compiled binaries.
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deadbabe
10mo ago
Japan is not the ideal place I would go to for a cafe, but I get the sentiment. When the weather is nice I love going for a morning walk with my dog on a lazy weekend morning and just sitting outside at a cafe reading a book. Coffee itself
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10mo ago
Even if it’s unfortunate, you must find a way to take advantage of every world event for investment opportunity, or you risk falling behind and ending up on the wrong side of inequality.
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deadbabe
10mo ago
StackOverflow cemented my fears of asking questions. Even though there were no results for what I needed, I was too afraid to ask. Good riddance, now I’m never afraid to ask dumb questions to LLM and I’ve learned a lot more with no stress o
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deadbabe
10mo ago
This article is pure LLM generated. Lists, X/Y comparisons, em dashes, rhetorical questions... Just has a gross feeling to it.
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deadbabe
10mo ago
statistically, reddit mods are far more likely to be involved in serious crimes and felonies.
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deadbabe
10mo ago
They will have to get used to it.
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deadbabe
10mo ago
To a dork the most attractive quality is dorkiness, whether you are hot or an uggo doesn’t matter as much.
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deadbabe
10mo ago
Soemtimes I dream of an LLM infused browser, which will first pull the HTML for a given URL, then filter out all the BS and just give you a clean readable version, without you ever seeing the original page.
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deadbabe
10mo ago
All I'm saying is if you're going to invite people to something dorky, you will have better success if they are dorks.
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deadbabe
10mo ago
I think you must be charismatic and somewhat attractive to inspire people to come hang around you. People will likely assume any event you invite them to will have other people that are similar to you, and by extension, if they are hanging
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deadbabe
10mo ago
This sounds exhausting, once the thrill of seeing code rapidly generated wears off, I wonder if it's even worth it. If someone was going to use code they didn't write, why not just pull down some open source implementation from so
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deadbabe
10mo ago
You could stop working and lie for 5 years claiming you are employed and doing work stuff. Then the risk of this is over. But you should definitely have a prenup or a postnup if this isn’t possible.
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deadbabe
10mo ago
Yup, that’s how you end up dead very quickly.
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deadbabe
10mo ago
If you don’t have family or kids do not stop working.
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deadbabe
10mo ago
When was it calibrated?
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deadbabe
10mo ago
Ok this sounds like BS, what kind of sensor is being used to get such readings? What do you use?
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deadbabe
10mo ago
I will be impressed when new game consoles come to market and it can write the first emulator for it.
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deadbabe
10mo ago
Or it could loop infinitely, never quite being able to pass all the tests.
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deadbabe
10mo ago
It happens a lot. People here just want to silence voices that don’t fit their agenda.
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deadbabe
10mo ago
Sounds like a big nothingburger then. I don’t really have faith the current LLMs will improve dramatically anyway, not without totally new approaches to AI.
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deadbabe
10mo ago
I wish there was a whole book of just random compiled stories like this.
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