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by educasean 2y ago
- Component libraries must either be co-owned by eng and design, or there should at least be a designer who is willing and enthusiastic about ownership and maintenance. Otherwise the project may decay as soon as it launches. - Think about v
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by educasean 2y ago
> If policing has a net negative impact on some people's lives I think the problem is that this premise itself is a big pill to swallow. Do people really believe this to be the case? I'm a minority who holds a severe dislike fo
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by educasean 2y ago
I see it less as an issue of blind trust and more of an opportunity cost I guess. While it does raise my blood pressure that banks can slip in these little mistakes that almost always favor them, I don't see myself ever investing as mu
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by educasean 2y ago
Many people dislike their boss. I severely dislike Elon, but if they do move to the South Bay where I live and I happen to be out of a job, I'd entertain an offer from X.
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by educasean 2y ago
Many instances of numerical manipulations end up being discovered because the cheater didn't understand math well enough to hide their tracks correctly. See this link for a recent example that's been on my mind: https:/&#x2F
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by educasean 2y ago
The future of Netflix isn't going to feature DiCaprio or Zendaya. It will be you, your wife, and your friends on the screen as hobbits adventuring to Mordor.
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by educasean 2y ago
The truth we cannot change is that people simply want to follow charismatic leaders. We can sit and lament on how stupid that is, but we aren't magically fixing that anytime soon.
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by educasean 2y ago
There should be congressional hearings on this. Not just post mortems.
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by educasean 2y ago
I keep hearing this, but my personal experience refutes this. I first encountered cilantro at the age of 15 and I immediately thought my soup bowl has unwashed soap in it. I did not eat cilantro-included dishes for years after, but fast for
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by educasean 2y ago
The west? Alcohol has a much, much firmer grip over East Asia than any western countries I've seen. I think your analysis is very much incomplete.
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by educasean 2y ago
Same here. Also bilingual, also never related with people who think in sentences. It's all abstract bytes until it needs to be formatted and output into a specific language.
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by educasean 2y ago
Our lives have been bullshit sans sans bullshit sans.
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by educasean 2y ago
As someone not in this space, I was immediately tripped up by this as well. Does spatial computing mean something else in this context?
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by educasean 2y ago
Magic 8 balls have the same exact problem. A wrong answer can literally kill you. It is indeed a problem that LLMs can instill a false sense of trust because it will confidently hallucinate. I see it as an education problem. You know and I
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by educasean 2y ago
I personally don't find this line of rhetoric useful or relevant. Let's agree to disagree.
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by educasean 2y ago
This flies directly in the face of technologies such as Deep Blue and AlphaGo. They excel in tiny domains previously thought to be the pinnacle of intelligence, and now they dominate humans. Are they AGI in your definition?
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by educasean 2y ago
> kids can easily learn their new favorite animal in as little as a single example Until they encounter a similar animal and get confused, at which point you understand the implicit heuristic they were relying on. (Eg. They confused a da
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by educasean 2y ago
Did you try the puzzles?
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by educasean 2y ago
Okay. This has a lot more depth than it initially appeared. What a great twist on a simple game!
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by educasean 2y ago
Now you know a few. I love the idea of being able to ask my phone for things like "the guy who emailed last week about the interview, what was his name?" without having to dig through emails trying not to lose the context in my he
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by educasean 2y ago
Tim Cook doesn't seem to mind hanging his reputation on sama's promise, so at least that's something
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by educasean 2y ago
It required the victim to take matters into his own hands and invest inyo buying multiple AirTags in order to sort out the burglary. I wonder how many of these burglary cases just sat there gathering dust and for how long.
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by educasean 2y ago
Agreed. It's understandable that people were fed up with the rampant misinformation around the dangers of weed, but I fear we may be overcorrecting in the other direction now. Some people like to pretend that it's completely harml
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by educasean 2y ago
I assume the original comment was calling for a revolution
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by educasean 2y ago
My comment was directly influenced by the article.
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by educasean 2y ago
There's been a myria news regarding AI-related incidents in the academic settings. One constant in most of these stories appear to be that most educators have no interest in educating themselves about AI.
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by educasean 2y ago
How many years until my Pixel phone locks up as I'm writing a lewd text to my wife? Thanks Google, for appointing yourself as the Sunday school snitch.
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by educasean 2y ago
They're designed to be sycophants. A eunuch in a pocket.
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by educasean 2y ago
I agree with you. Drone strikes aren't an okay thing to joke about. At the same time, the person who uploaded this story must disagree with you. They must have thought that Palantir CEO making jokes about drone strikes wasn't clic
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by educasean 2y ago
The original headline makes it clear that the suggestion was offered as a joke. Not a fan of the editorialized post title. "Tech CEO jokes about drone-striking rivals in MAGA-tinged Hill summit"

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