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by elicash 4y ago
Why "under the guise" as opposed to a good faith and failed effort?
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by elicash 4y ago
I think all she did was read remarks during the Q&A when it was her turn. Correction: after the heckling started for the purposes of calming things down, she claims. In those remarks, in addition to disagreeing in very strong terms with
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by elicash 4y ago
It looks like some journalists already have access. If folks see any takes on how this product compares to GPT4 on quality of responses, please share. Maybe there's an embargo? Because normally if reporters had access, they'd imme
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by elicash 4y ago
After a union is certified or recognized, the employer "will be required to bargain with the union about all mandatory subjects, e.g., wages, hours, and other terms and conditions of employment. "You are required to bargain over m
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by elicash 4y ago
To give folks a term to search for, also known as "bargaining for the common good."
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by elicash 4y ago
Why would you possibly think I'm against this?
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by elicash 4y ago
Am I the only one who takes it at face value that somebody would quit being a CEO because of the birth of their first child? Even if the platform has all the issues folks are saying?
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by elicash 4y ago
Yeah, the article opens with Thiel but doesn't actually claim he did anything wrong. It then shifts to comments by David Sacks "who is a friend of Thiel" for hypocrisy in comments. Which, I think, might be fair to say of Sack
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by elicash 4y ago
Can it explain this one? https://www.reddit.com/r/seinfeld/comments/e82uuy/new_yorker...
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by elicash 4y ago
Seems like people were only skeptical of the specific dates given by an anonymous Blind user, just on the basis that it's an anonymous user. That's likely a good thing, even if it happened to be accurate! They weren't skeptic
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by elicash 4y ago
Does it matter to you the extent to which an original template is then transformed?
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by elicash 4y ago
Can we not pretend people weren't already googling sample emails for this? It's just more efficient now to grab the same starter email that you then customize. Admittedly, google shouldn't be pretending otherwise, either. But
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by elicash 4y ago
Not sure what thread you're referring to. I suppose maybe some people did think this wouldn't happen? But Zuckerberg publicly announced he was doing this flattening over a month ago. (Though we didn't the numbers until now.)
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by elicash 4y ago
I get they both are "addictive" given the broad sense of the term. Yes, your brain gets a little reward with each refresh. But I don't think it's fair to compare the addictive nature of social media to heroin. (Let alone
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by elicash 4y ago
I haven't read the wikipedia article, but this depends on the union.
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by elicash 4y ago
I found this podcast episode about digital circuit breakers pretty interesting and is relevant to this: https://www.volts.wtf/p/the-digital-circuit-breaker-and-why#... I don't have any idea what USPS plans are her
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by elicash 4y ago
People aren't worried about hurting themselves with AI, they're expressing that other people are too dumb or irresponsible to use it properly. I'm less sympathetic to this concern. Not totally dismissive. I think some of the
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by elicash 4y ago
I agree. But right now, it's so easy (and fun, I've done it myself) to spin up chatbots that there aren't enough folks doing the more difficult UI work for the various use cases, in my view.
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by elicash 4y ago
I just used ChatGPT to help me code something in a day that would have taken me weeks and lots of StackOverflow previously. So I mostly agree with you. But consider that I didn't use Github Copilot only because I wasn't sure if it
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by elicash 4y ago
"According to Jewish dietary laws, a hot dog is not considered a sandwich because it does not include two slices of bread."
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by elicash 4y ago
Wouldn't they want this post to be at the top when people search 'phone' and 'open cage data'? Seems like SEO towards correcting this is only helpful. And maybe when GPT updates data, this post gets pulled in, too.
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by elicash 4y ago
Only fun thing I found to do with this is race two cities' balloons around the world and back to original longitude. DC comes from behind and beats NY (at least at precise locations I selected).
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by elicash 4y ago
I feel like this is especially the case right now for image generation. I can craft queries for chatGPT pretty reliably for the precise thing that I need. But Midjourney seemed to require real skill that I don't possess.
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by elicash 4y ago
If you ever see me at a bar I’ve got plenty of stories of some of the crazy shit people deal with from their boss (or customers/patients).
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by elicash 4y ago
You'd be surprised how many workers organize primarily because they feel disrespected. I'm not suggesting it's the case here, just letting you know from my experience with union organizing.
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by elicash 4y ago
Per Bloomberg, this is specifically regarding a group of workers who "label data for Tesla’s Autopilot technology."
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by elicash 4y ago
Previous thread https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34788029
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by elicash 4y ago
I didn't downvote you, but this part describing their motivation reads as opinion, not facts: "This is a bid to secure their jobs long-term." I'm not anti-opinions, just responding to your 100% facts comment.
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by elicash 4y ago
They are referring to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Company_union
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by elicash 4y ago
Considering their work is keeping people from being driven straight into trees and other cars, I don't know why you'd laugh at what their job consists of. But yes, the article mentions that Tesla has been working on auto-labeling

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