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by gibbitz 2y ago
Thank God, civil lawsuits can save us from AI overuse since the government has reversed their position.
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by gibbitz 2y ago
Also just sharing credentials for anything like this says you don't actually know tech or cyber security. It's like putting your 7 year old in charge of the military because he knows more about tanks than you. These shared creds w
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by gibbitz 2y ago
Yeah this is just two guys who run businesses that make shitty products and lots of money. If anything, Ellison could teach Musk how to get rich with the least affect on the general public. At this point Oracle is a minor player in the rear
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by gibbitz 2y ago
Not because they want it to be accurate but because they hate Mexico.
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by gibbitz 2y ago
Mc Donald's still doesn't call them Freedom Fries. I suppose that's the left's fault, not because that was a stupid idea. What is it about Trump that makes us forget what stupid is?
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by gibbitz 2y ago
New America it is.
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by gibbitz 2y ago
Maybe Vance will rename My McKinley for him after an anarchist shoots him. He should steer clear of Buffalo I guess.
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by gibbitz 2y ago
The bubble we're living in is a financial one built on LLM snake oil. Stupid rich people get what they deserve. I hope deepfake takes their jobs too.
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by gibbitz 2y ago
We lose the race when politicians platform to bring AI jobs back from China.
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by gibbitz 2y ago
I guess then vegetarians aren't obese unless they eat a lot of seeds. Funny story, I was ~60lbs overweight as a vegetarian who maybe ate peanut butter a couple of times per month. The problem was the quantity of starch, pasta and sweet
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by gibbitz 2y ago
Dynamic languages require different approaches to problems than statically typed languages. Generally I design my APIs differently in dynamically typed languages. Reducing the opportunity to pass bad values, not using more than two function
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by gibbitz 2y ago
No, less AI please.
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by gibbitz 2y ago
>when we work at our favorite activities — cooking, gaming, hiking, music-making, writing (to name a few) — the process is often not easy or pleasant or smooth. This gets to the heart of what bothers me about using LLM to emulate Art. Th
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by gibbitz 2y ago
Not to mention the screen accuracy sucks too. So even without gloves I'm struggling to get a tap to register in both of my cars.
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by gibbitz 2y ago
70 is still more than 40 more deaths for blacks. 100% of 1 is just one where 10% of 1 million is 100,000. So would 100,000 deaths be better because it's a lower percentage? What connection does civilian on civilian homicide rate have t
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by gibbitz 2y ago
Can we build a wall to keep AI out?
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by gibbitz 2y ago
This feels like coding via telegram STOP What's wrong with learning to use punctuation QUESTION MARK
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by gibbitz 2y ago
The WHO should have kicked us out. Who are we to be involved in anything healthcare in a global scale? We can't provide reliable healthcare to our own citizens. We're in the 20th percentile of longevity worldwide. Taking funding o
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by gibbitz 2y ago
Let's not scapegoat illegal immigrants here. They're not working at Subway. Subway closed because they lost sight of what consumers were looking for. Diversity requirements are about giving opportunities to people who are not like
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by gibbitz 2y ago
I hope we're designing them so they can't be used by AI. AI using software is like water using a straw.
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by gibbitz 2y ago
Looking forward to when an AI James Lipton reads the classics on Netflix. No script, no actor, no crew, no need to look at the screen and the works are in the public domain.
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by gibbitz 2y ago
Yeah. My prompt is: Stop humans from producing and marketing "AI".
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by gibbitz 2y ago
Note welfare is fine if those receiving it aren't in America. Trump is already proposing to spend tax dollars on a real estate deal no one is interested in instead of supporting his constituents. He still has no idea what he's doi
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by gibbitz 2y ago
I certainly regret it. As a car it sucks too. Total waste of money imo.
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by gibbitz 2y ago
I guess source control is a steep learning curve for the uninitiated. I use CLI and I'm mortified by GUI git clients. When you type in scary commands it requires a lot more intentionality than clicking a button.
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by gibbitz 2y ago
What's sad is it took me a minute to realize the article was satire. I live in an affluent community and I seriously believe there are people who live here who would be shocked to find conduit, pipes and dust behind their drywall
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by gibbitz 2y ago
Why not put tariffs on their data? That's more inline with his policies...
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by gibbitz 2y ago
What's bothersome here is that many of these platforms are left to rot where the IP holder makes no money off of them anyway. That's not to say that the tech copyright law should be different than say literature, but when books go
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by gibbitz 2y ago
Wow talk about out of the frying pan. From one suspected source of propaganda to another.
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by gibbitz 2y ago
I plan to replace meta with real social engagement again this year, so there's that...

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