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by gmd63 2y ago
Definitely. To be classified as "unemployed" you have to be seeking work.
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by gmd63 2y ago
I'm not sure I understand. I'm referring to the assailant crow that allegedly flew around the building and up to the balcony while the original poster was indoors ascending to the eighth floor. I'm not sure how it can be know
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by gmd63 2y ago
It's sad that this information is behind a paywall. Not as a fault of the New York Times, they deserve money for this work. It's sad that the default freely available information spread around is that the chain of hospitals is a p
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by gmd63 2y ago
Anyone who has tried to play computer games semi seriously on a Mac has experienced some level of bewilderment due to Apple's decades-long refusal to include an option to disable mouse acceleration in their settings.
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by gmd63 2y ago
Should also establish that the crow on the balcony is the same one that attacked after line of sight was broken during the trip back upstairs.
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by gmd63 2y ago
> Does not involve rote memorization. There are not tons and tons of data pairs on the web of minimized code and unminified code for llms to learn from. GPT-4 has consumed more code than your entire lineage ever will and understands the
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by gmd63 2y ago
This is the best blessing the internet has given to worldwide curiosity and intelligence. The ability to ask "why" ad infinitum, without pissing off parents or taking up the entire class's time.
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by gmd63 2y ago
> financial selection is the way how society work on top of finite resources since ancient times. That's part of the game. Agreed, not saying financial signals are not valuable, just that they bring new challenges that, like most th
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by gmd63 2y ago
"Go slow, and fix things." Stark contrast from the core attitude of mainstream extractive tech work, and a necessary ethos amid a growing storm of complexity that humanity increasingly depends on We are trying to go slow and fix t
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by gmd63 2y ago
If you know Company A is investing profits heavily into obfuscating markets, price discrimination, and building up "all that information" in its pricing strategy past the point of it being legible to you, while Company B is invest
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by gmd63 2y ago
They don't care because they don't know how the systems they use daily work, much less the costs and risks involved. If they knew, they would care, and that's why representatives care on their behalf. You could say the same a
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by gmd63 2y ago
This is the core source of disillusionment. It is wrong for both, but it is more impactful to society when corporations do this. Therefore it should be society's priority to raise the stakes of running a corporation, not hand out lazy
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by gmd63 2y ago
The original problem is that news consumers and police spend the majority of their time scrutinizing the smallest and most radically terrible segments of each other's populations
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by gmd63 2y ago
And how, given section III-C of the opinion that Barrett disagreed with, would you present evidence of a threat made during official communications?
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by gmd63 2y ago
There are sufficient resources to feed everyone on the planet currently, yet we don't. A future where everyone owns their own yacht and robot fleet is completely out of the bounds of realistic expectation.
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by gmd63 2y ago
All official recordings are off limits. Even in prosecution of "unofficial" actions. Barrett even disagreed with this.
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by gmd63 2y ago
Show the part of the constitution that mentions immunity for presidents. I read it again this morning after the decision and found nothing.
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by gmd63 2y ago
Pressuring an aide, via threats of violence, or whatever, is now blanket immune under this. You cannot use official communications between a president and his VP for example, as evidence, even in prosecution of an unofficial act that is cri
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by gmd63 2y ago
AGI will not bring utopia. The folks promising "abundance" are either delusional or deliberately misleading. There are finite resources on earth, and no bounds on how much energy can be spent thinking about something with AGI othe
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by gmd63 2y ago
That's thinking inside the box of extremely low-effort propaganda. The IRS is critical to stopping fraud and making sure everyone plays by the rules. Currently, we have folks not respecting the rules and getting more economic influence
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by gmd63 2y ago
Everything is already natural language driven development, but management/execs often like to avoid accountability by prompting their human LLMs verbally off record.
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by gmd63 2y ago
When you zoom out though, this engineering problem is a cultural and political one. If you are designing apps in an environment of scammers and shameless grifters, the options for the societies you can build are reduced. Focusing on the cor
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by gmd63 2y ago
Because we're building something that runs autonomously at scale. Similar reason why you don't give one human complete power over the entire economy without mountains of trials/elections etc. Expecting more from AI is being c
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by gmd63 2y ago
It's convenient for corporations to have this as an excuse, but they should be assessed as singular entities. They enjoy corporate personhood also. As the size and influence of an entity increases, it has more power in the economy and
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by gmd63 2y ago
What also concerns me is the piggybacking on the entire likeness crafted by the artist responsible for the actual movie Her. Did OpenAI pay any amount of credit to the artist responsible for the free creative direction they copied for their
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by gmd63 2y ago
Yet another ding against the "Open" character of the company.
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by gmd63 2y ago
Everyone hell bent on leaving is actually distracted from the real less immediately glamorous challenge, which is learning to sustain life and exercise restraint.
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by gmd63 2y ago
What if humanity oscillates between the two planets, and Elon and Elorp rise by design on each one.
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by gmd63 2y ago
Imagine the frustration of our martian ancestors upon learning the richest man on earth is trying to go back to they place they originally launched the seeds from.
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by gmd63 2y ago
I think the problem has many solutions, but none of them result in equitable abundance, or anything close to resembling that.

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