djeastm

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by djeastm 6mo ago
You need to spend more time in the libarry.
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by djeastm 6mo ago
How many lawsuits against large companies can one person afford?
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by djeastm 6mo ago
>The Conputer Science Book I suggest an edit to fix the typo.
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by djeastm 6mo ago
Not in a few years.
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by djeastm 6mo ago
I think that's precisely why they're paying thousands of people in those other jobs to perform their tasks while collecting new data. Software was easiest because its already mostly written down, but other jobs can be quantized wi
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by djeastm 6mo ago
They could just be very concerned with privacy.
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by djeastm 6mo ago
How are we meant to read and discuss this page? It's huge! It seems like we're all just looking at the title and talking about our sleep habits.
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by djeastm 6mo ago
"hand made" still seems applicable, too
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by djeastm 6mo ago
I would understand the move, but boy would it play right into the "AI is only here to make the rich even richer" feeling wouldn't it?
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by djeastm 6mo ago
My suggestion is to just post something, anything, in progress if you can. We're all of us makers here and know the same struggles.
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by djeastm 6mo ago
Thanks!
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by djeastm 6mo ago
https://www.triviascroll.com I wanted to make it easier to quickly see/study trending articles on Wikipedia because they tend to make good topics to know before going to trivia night. I've had the domain for awhile, bu
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by djeastm 6mo ago
Ironic seeing as how we canceled the Olympics during the world wars instead of the other way around.
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by djeastm 6mo ago
>Humanity has taken control of its own evolution Has it taken full control of it or just partial control?
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by djeastm 6mo ago
I thought reinforcement learning with human feedback was meant to get that quantification of "taste"
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by djeastm 6mo ago
>The invading alien powers are fuelled by the inviting natives. And the massive amounts of people (software engineers, lawyers, doctors, etc) currently being paid as contractors to help train the next AI models. They're essentially
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by djeastm 6mo ago
Cheap distribution makes manipulation easier, not harder. The time it takes for a bad actor to capture attention is much smaller now. It used to be you'd read one news article about a story once a day in a newspaper and maybe once more
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by djeastm 7mo ago
The world is projected to hit population decline already sometime between 2060 and 2080, so I guess the younger ones of us will find out definitively whether it's a good or bad thing.
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by djeastm 7mo ago
Isn't that a food distribution problem not a food production one?
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by djeastm 7mo ago
Not to be confused with iNaturist...
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by djeastm 7mo ago
That's a generous interpretation. I see it as just preparation for selling the space. After a few months of "tips" they go to companies and say, "hey, you know those tips we have in our PRs? You can be in every 10th one
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by djeastm 7mo ago
Right or wrong about this, none of us can do much about it at this point. The die is cast. I guess we'll just wait and see.
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by djeastm 7mo ago
Same here. Knowledge is being commodified.
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by djeastm 7mo ago
>We should endeavor to craft experiences It'd be better if we all turned this tech off and went to be with other people.
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by djeastm 7mo ago
Any thoughts on what the next generation of software devs is going to look like without as much manual experience?
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by djeastm 7mo ago
I seem to recall a lot more hype for these companies than people saying it won't work. You seem to be cherry picking from the naysayers of the time, but not the broad consensus.
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by djeastm 7mo ago
> fancy brick If we're going to be reductionist we can just call humans "meat sacks" and flip the question around entirely.
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by djeastm 7mo ago
They usually don't put it like that, though. It's usually just "please respect our privacy during this difficult time", etc.
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by djeastm 7mo ago
Heartbeat should be set to be a cheaper model.
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by djeastm 7mo ago
I'm using lite.cnn.com while it still exists

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