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by dgs_sgd 1y ago
While it’s hard to agree on what AGI is I think we can more easily agree on what AGI _is not_. I don’t consider an AI that fails the surgery brain teaser in the article to be AGI, no matter how superhuman it is at other narrow tasks. It doe
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An open protocol for internet-native payments(x402.org)
1 points by dgs_sgd 1y ago|0 comments
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by dgs_sgd 1y ago
I think that's unclear. A constructive proof of P != NP might yield insights into the "gap" between them.
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by dgs_sgd 1y ago
AI will level the playing field for creation but not for distribution. The AI movie created by someone who's already Hollywood or social media famous will get more attention than a nobody.
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How to Split Equity Among Co-Founders (2020)(ycombinator.com)
3 points by dgs_sgd 1y ago|1 comments
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by dgs_sgd 1y ago
Software development is a spectrum and you're basically on the polar opposite end of the one AI is being used for: sloppy web dev.
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by dgs_sgd 1y ago
For me it's typically wrong not in a fundamental way but a trivial way like bad import paths or function calls, like if I forgot to give it relevant context. And yet the time it takes me to use the LLM and correct its output is usually
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by dgs_sgd 1y ago
It went from $16M to $65M because he did more hacks after the initial one.
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by dgs_sgd 1y ago
In a world of 8 billion people you will surely find someone interested in almost anything you can think up.
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by dgs_sgd 1y ago
Because the amount of stars that can go supernova is limited by how many stars there are in the first place? A comment about the staggering rate of star formation makes sense to me in relation to an article about the staggering rate of star
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by dgs_sgd 2y ago
I've been looking for this as well. I want a reliable image search tool. I tried a combination of perplexity web search tool use with the Anthropic conversations API but it's been lackluster.
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by dgs_sgd 2y ago
When the income tax was first passed it applied to less than 1% of citizens, yet look where we are now. Just because a new law doesn’t apply to you personally doesn’t mean you can’t be concerned about the potential downstream effects.
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by dgs_sgd 2y ago
The Once and Future King by T.H. White. Fantasy fiction.
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by dgs_sgd 2y ago
if you don't mind sharing, what was the habit?
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by dgs_sgd 2y ago
> Vastly less than would be warranted to lock everything as they do Do you really believe you can conclude this from your personal observations? The company has all the data on theft. At the end of the day, they are motivated by profit.
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by dgs_sgd 2y ago
I think calling it hallucination is because of our tendency to anthropomorphize things. Humans hallucinate. Programs have bugs.
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by dgs_sgd 2y ago
How long does it take to run your scraping pipeline?
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by dgs_sgd 3y ago
Ok this one gave me a laugh > How many planets are in the solar system? > The question implies exclusivity and could inadvertently marginalize celestial bodies that don't fit the strict definition of a planet, such as dwarf plane
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by dgs_sgd 3y ago
This is exciting, like we’re about to enter a new golden age for indie apps and games.
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by dgs_sgd 3y ago
Are there theories for how it proliferated in this area? The article didn't mention anything.
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by dgs_sgd 3y ago
what has changed that would make you less likely to immigrate today?
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by dgs_sgd 3y ago
To question the premises of the debate topic rather than support a side seems like a huge cop-out. You don't have to do your research to support evidence based arguments and your opponent who may have done their research to support the
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by dgs_sgd 3y ago
If the need for UBI due to AGI arises then wouldn’t biometric proof of personhood be dead in the water? Spoofing irises seems well within the realm of a sophisticated AI.
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by dgs_sgd 3y ago
> To my mind a strong opinion is an opinion one is confident in. That's the correct interpretation of "strong opinions", as I understand the phrase. The "weakly held" part means that you are willing to adjust you
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by dgs_sgd 3y ago
Seems like they needed a plethora of cameras and sensors up in the glasses to watch your eyes, hand gestures, and the environment. This is too big to fit in a lightweight pair of glasses.
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by dgs_sgd 3y ago
Does anyone think the military would be interested in using vision for training purposes, like a fully immersive combat experience? Seems like a market that the article missed.
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The Concept of the Ruliad(writings.stephenwolfram.com)
2 points by dgs_sgd 3y ago|0 comments
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Apple Is Breaking Its Own Rules with a New Headset(wsj.com)
2 points by dgs_sgd 3y ago|1 comments
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by dgs_sgd 3y ago
did you read the reddit thread and still come away with this conclusion?
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by dgs_sgd 3y ago
I really love fitness, so my "post career career" dream would be to start a gym.

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