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811.
by gmerc 3y ago
Capitalism isn’t conscious and still controls every aspect of almost everyone’s life, leading us to exhaust the basis of our very existence. No, you don’t need consciousness at all, a bunch of rules and a primary objective (profit maximiza
812.
by gmerc 3y ago
Rule of thumb in AAA: After 3 years devtime you are starting to pay serious debts by tech updates - that’s the descent into development hell.
813.
by gmerc 3y ago
Publicly listed companies whose traditional business model is under pressure are incentivized to hype because if they don’t inspire there idea of sustained growth to their wary investors, they cautionary tale in form of Twitter (valuation l
814.
by gmerc 3y ago
This. We are in a Cambrian Explosion on the software side and hardware hasn’t yet reacted to it. There’s a few years of mad discovery in front of us. People have different impressions as to the shape of the curve that’s going up and right
815.
by gmerc 3y ago
You underestimate the game industry I think. It constantly invalidates its own technology every 2-3 years and is extremely sensitive to business model risks.
816.
by gmerc 3y ago
It seems obscure, you’d probably have to pay for the records. https://chat.openai.com/share/537dd325-1c5c-422b-8b4a-a44852...
817.
by gmerc 3y ago
Riccitello is the poster boy for failing this lesson: - Dungeon keeper mobile - Ultima Forever
818.
by gmerc 3y ago
It confirms the concern. The board broad on someone to look after the needs of the largest shareholder
819.
by gmerc 3y ago
Lack of accessible healthcare and medical bankruptcy as one of the primary drivers of financial failure and old age poverty is not life choices. Gun death as a leading cause of youth deaths is not life choices. PFAS exposure is not life cho
820.
by gmerc 3y ago
European Health and Dental Tourism is Korea and BKK these days, nobody in their right mind would go US unless it’s a very specialized condition.
821.
by gmerc 3y ago
As a young person it may be trivial but health related bankruptcy in the US tells another story overall
822.
by gmerc 3y ago
Meta says they remove 95% of hatespeech and neglects the “of the 5% percent of hatespeech found” part in their public communication I thinks it’s adequate to not accept anything at face value here.
823.
by gmerc 3y ago
It’s not a binary question. Effective regulation (including timely updates such as mandating seat belts or airbags once they become possible) very much is a living ongoing project.
824.
by gmerc 3y ago
This article is well sourced, transparent about definitions and data. It’s a post child for high quality content. And you are rambling about propaganda, trying to move the question of the quality of reporting and data to “who is the author”
825.
by gmerc 3y ago
The Senate hearing was really the final confirmation anyone needed our elected representatives are woefully outmatched. Calling out the simple statistic slight of hand would have been a sure fire way of establishing control and the impressi
826.
by gmerc 3y ago
Regulation is the answer here since the mitigation methods are known
827.
by gmerc 3y ago
Let’s not pretend amazon is better please
828.
by gmerc 3y ago
The supreme court has been captured by business interests so no, it’s game over
829.
by gmerc 3y ago
As always the statistic is useless without the human comparison. If it improves on human coders, no amount of gnashing and wailing will stop the layoffs.
830.
by gmerc 3y ago
One Carrington level event and we learn the lesson. For a while.
831.
by gmerc 3y ago
The simple fix is to scale the maximum work week based on available work, partially socializing the efficient gain from AI to society which provided much of the training data. How much can be up for debate, but giving it all to corporates i
832.
by gmerc 3y ago
It looks amazing. That said the lack of a license is something you may want to address.
833.
by gmerc 3y ago
Inefficient Transfer Encoding. We create elaborate documents with AI to be summarized and distilled by AI, wasting gpu cycles on both ends Same as with email already
834.
by gmerc 3y ago
That’s an awfully certain statement. I don’t know man, it seem likely that some people will be dissuaded from pursuing non passion driven violent crime by appropriate risk of punishment. Sounds like a perfect solution fallacy.
835.
by gmerc 3y ago
Can you say this with a straight face while seeing so many people over and over pay Donald Trumps legal fees by donating to the latest cause.
836.
by gmerc 3y ago
Deja vu. Is the internet a fad was a very common question in the early 2000s too
837.
by gmerc 3y ago
If by primitive LLM you mean humans, you’d be correct. It’s low paid jobs to create content to decorate the ads surface and been a staple of the publishing industry for years, no LLM required. No doubt these jobs will give way for LLMs down
838.
by gmerc 3y ago
citation needed and not from Mein Kampf
839.
by gmerc 3y ago
The 6000 makes a lot more sense than the 5000. Nvidia uses RAM limitations as non linear cost scaling vector in the same way openAI used context window but that opens opportunity for competition to disrupt long term.
840.
by gmerc 3y ago
Your brain can do that for free. Maybe we should lobotomize all humans.

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