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Meta and AI companies recruited striking actors to train AI(technologyreview.com)
1 points by dhfbshfbu4u3 3y ago|2 comments
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 3y ago
Not surprised by this at all. “Animal trading” is such a touchy category within Meta. Once you get flagged for this, you can basically kiss your account goodbye. It is impossible to get support, even in cases like this where it clearly has
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 3y ago
Case History: https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/15573090/united-states-... The delays were partially due to COVID then later he was able to get it caught up with SCOTUS review of criteria for denaturalization.
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 3y ago
Nice. A Dra'Azon dead world in our own backyard.
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 3y ago
Because once upon a time people made software instead of training models and some of those people still like to see what’s going on in the world of actual software development.
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 3y ago
Why bother? Someone will come up with a model that will just suck it all up and convert it automatically... and by someone I mean some sufficiently motivated LLM.
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 3y ago
Vishnu comes in the form that is needed most and sometimes that is radiometric dating.
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 3y ago
Sure, but I’m talking about behind the scenes stuff that product marketing stuffed into the bloatware.
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 3y ago
Interesting. My flame bait noise has dropped to near zero, but then my engagement also ticked up (more posting). I have a sense that this activity may have moved the needle a bit too.
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 3y ago
Fwiw, I found that zero engagement led to a really bad experience. As soon as I began contributing content on a couple of specific topics, the TL skewed hard towards things I actually liked.
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 3y ago
The ads have gotten bad, that’s for sure. But then again, they have on every platform. Apple (and by extension GDPR) won the privacy wars, but the cost is that only the worst advertisers live on.
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 3y ago
Interesting. I’ve literally never had a problem in 16 years.
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 3y ago
Because aside from large brands executing eyeball campaigns most DTC companies are gone from the ecosystem. Loss of tracking data killed the ROI and all that’s left are casinos and absolute bullshit.
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 3y ago
That’s a fair assessment. He never really understood it, but thought he did. Got hold of it and entered the finding out stage of the deal.
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 3y ago
I’ve been on Twitter for 16 years now. I’m not a fan of Elon, but I have to admit my experience on the platform is better than it has been in years. For example, muted terms stay muted and the “For you” TL is actually relevant. I think thes
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 3y ago
From an DTC advertiser’s perspective, Google’s made so many hostile decisions of late: selling remnant space through Performance Max, ditching UA for GA4 without porting data, releasing Bard… Just failure after failure while the end consume
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 3y ago
That's probably where all of this is going.
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 3y ago
What are the people “winning” in this case?
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 3y ago
Haven’t we retreated from life enough? AI companions are just a fancy way of pretending you’re not alone.
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 3y ago
They could've released this at any point over the last few years, then worked together with industry to refine the conditions. Instead, they waited too long and now it's going to be a regulatory mess. The big winners here will be
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 4y ago
I’m old enough that I worked in an actual office, like with a door and everything. It was the best. Truly. Not only was it a great way to be productive but it also spoke to how much the company valued you and your time. When the cube farms
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 4y ago
Yep. That about sums it up, but to be fair compensation standards have changed quite a bit in 20 years. I didn’t see that one coming for sure or I would’ve stayed in the trenches.
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 4y ago
I left tech about 20 years ago and moved into marketing. At the time, I facing the classic individual contributor (architect) vs management track dilemma. I’d chosen the latter and pretty much immediately regretted it. However, rather than
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 4y ago
I write a lot about geology and to me rocks are anything but static entities. Their timescales are different, but their memory structures are deep and long-lasting. To me, being a rock is to see millions of years of constant change in a sin
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 4y ago
I’m 52. I can assure you that most people are indeed goldfish. They may not forget the flexibility, but on a time series chart stability ranks much higher.
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 4y ago
I think the brain drain scenario is highly unlikely. Maybe before the bottom fell out on the stock price and maybe before the latest industry layoffs. But now? Most people will go back to the office.
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 4y ago
It’s another layoff really. Just less expensive. Some people will leave for whatever reason. Then, when the cycle completes Amazon will go full RTO. I’m betting it will happen by the start of Q4.
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 4y ago
Aren’t you the same person who was worried your “voluntary” retirement might be held against you when/if you look for a job?
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 4y ago
There are good products shipping now?
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 4y ago
That’s my observation as well but I don’t really care what adults choose to do as long as kids aren’t involved.

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