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by gAI 3y ago
https://www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/whatcanibring/... I, umm... hmm.
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by gAI 3y ago
Yes, but I'm trying to stop living in a world of "shoulds."
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by gAI 3y ago
I'm detecting a lack of synergy here.
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by gAI 3y ago
Agreed! I flag tweets, but that's probably inappropriate.
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by gAI 3y ago
Lazy, entitled companies should pull themselves up by their bootstraps and build their own supply chains from scratch. Maybe if they had some work ethic, they wouldn't need all that hard-earned tax money - corporate welfare queens. Al
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by gAI 3y ago
I've heard it described as a new kind of mirror test - one we're not instinctually good at.
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by gAI 3y ago
I'm not sure that wielding information as a weapon is as integral to human behavior as heat is to burns. I hope not, anyway. Maybe it is, but freedom isn't unique to us.
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by gAI 3y ago
A hammer won't turn into a weapon unless it's wielded as such. Privacy is necessary for freedom only because humans have a rich history of wielding information as a weapon. If we can't learn to have power without using it t
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by gAI 3y ago
That's due to learned associations between being observed and being shamed or controlled.
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by gAI 3y ago
I love talking to ChatGPT. I find it rewarding and useful in continually surprising ways. But if Son's using praise from GPT as a litmus test for the feasibility of an idea, I'm afraid he's misunderstood the nature of the c
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by gAI 3y ago
Also freedom doesn't necessarily require privacy.
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by gAI 3y ago
"Certain personalities and communication styles are able to generate useful prompts." Would you mind expanding on that a bit? I've largely had great experiences getting what I want out of ChatGPT. But I've been continu
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by gAI 3y ago
Just until ASICs for AI become more popular.
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by gAI 3y ago
Awesome, that was fast! I wonder if they've developed an AI model of an individual human's biology to test drugs on.
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by gAI 3y ago
It scores better on tests if you tell it that it's an expert in the field. If you treat it like a dog, it'll act like a dog. It returns the semantic space you point toward. In a way, it's the mirror test for mankind.
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by gAI 3y ago
"For Andreessen, AI isn’t a threat to our species, but a means to allow humanity to flourish in ways that were previously unimaginable." Can't it be both?
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by gAI 3y ago
If a medication is incompatible with a person's specific biology, they don’t see improvement (or their health declines). If a function is described incorrectly, you won’t see improved functionality (or you’ll see bugs). It was incom
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by gAI 3y ago
https://www.gov.uk/vehicle-tax-hgv The cutoff is 3 tons loaded. The heaviest EV is 1.5 tons (the GMC Hummer EV). Many come in around the weight of a gas pickup truck.
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by gAI 3y ago
The side effects of incompatible code are similar to the side effects of incompatible medication. Thanks to the identified undesirable effects, you usually identify the problem and resolve the issue with other resources. Occasionally the
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by gAI 3y ago
Local news stations are one of the last bastions of investigative journalism, (generally) reliable and actionable information, and platforms for local non-profits. They're a net benefit to a community, and they only maintain that cap
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by gAI 3y ago
I agree that way more advertising is aimed at encouraging poor decisions for profit. There's just more money in it. But there absolutely are ads (not just PSAs) that try to get people to help themselves. Profit is still made, but th
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by gAI 3y ago
I was thinking more about SSRI's, which make up over half ( https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8450889/ ) of US pharmacy orders. While we do know that they work for some people, they only work f
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by gAI 3y ago
That accurately describes all pharmacies. Medicine is hard.
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by gAI 3y ago
I'd like to see the combined comment and post karma of all the accounts that were deleted.
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by gAI 3y ago
The war over mindshare is really ramping up.
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by gAI 3y ago
Image to 3D Model NeROIC - https://zfkuang.github.io/NeROIC/ DPT Depth Estimation - https://huggingface.co/spaces/radames/dpt-depth-estimation-3... Rodin Diffusion - https://3d-a
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by gAI 3y ago
This is really refreshing to hear someone say out loud. I've worked in marketing for a couple of decades, but my first love was computers (and I have half a CS degree). I program (poorly) for fun, and I end up back-up IT by default a
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by gAI 3y ago
I'm pretty behind on all of this, so I had to look Emad up. I agree with his predictions more than I imagine the general public does, but it sounds like he's over-selling it. I want to believe him, but I'm pretty aware of
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by gAI 3y ago
Here's the MIT study mentioned at 13 minutes: https://mitsloan.mit.edu/ideas-made-to-matter/workers-less-e...
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by gAI 3y ago
On the user side, yes. It's an uphill battle getting most of the people I know to understand and use ChatGPT.

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