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by grugagag 3y ago
Can I ask how sparringly? Can you take lesser amounts and take only when depleted so there’s no crash?
752.
by grugagag 3y ago
Yep, at a much lower compensation for starters.
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by grugagag 3y ago
Yes and no. There’s a lot of latent ot tacit knowledge about said system that chatgpt can’t ever guess but can bullshit about it a lot, throwing you to nearly endless deadend alleys. But I agree in a sense , for certain scenarios hiding beh
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by grugagag 3y ago
> To be honest the far greater threat to your job is an increase in the ammount of programmers plus an increase in individual productivity That productivity increase by a level of magnitude is from AI tools or ChatGpt. The field is gonna
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by grugagag 3y ago
How do you know? Do you think you may be one yourself?
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by grugagag 3y ago
Wouldn’t this come with a crash as a payback?
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by grugagag 3y ago
I second this
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by grugagag 3y ago
Sorry for your loss. The grieving process is painful but eventually it resolves, takes time. However, comfort you’d get from having your loved one immortalized by AI may interfere with the grieving process, e.g. may develop denial and oth
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Interview with an Emacs Enthusiast in 2023 [Colorized](youtube.com)
3 points by grugagag 3y ago|0 comments
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Silvio Berlusconi, former Italian PM, dies at 86(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by grugagag 3y ago|0 comments
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by grugagag 3y ago
It’s a long interview, you can skip through if you want. I’m impartial to Lex Friedman, I just enjoy long interviews and a lot of his guests give me a lot to digest.
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by grugagag 3y ago
There’s an interview of Chris Lattner by Lex Friedman and he goes in depth on Mojo https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=pdJQ8iVTwj8
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by grugagag 3y ago
Is it fully backwards compatible?
764.
by grugagag 3y ago
But at the risk of aligning mirrors to other mirrors and hollowing out the essence of it. Computers have been essential to the evolution of modern music, AI won’t evolve it anywhere because it needs to mirror the human work, and without p
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Marc Andreessen Is (Mostly) Wrong This Time(wired.com)
2 points by grugagag 3y ago|0 comments
766.
by grugagag 3y ago
It completely misunderstood me as well in spanish, it actually inputted english instead of spanish. I like the idea but this is not working at all for me, at least for now. For the creator: Do not get discouraged, I hope you do get this wor
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by grugagag 3y ago
Russia’s image as superpower had been damaged. If Russia end the conflict Putin dies. He won’t let that happen
768.
by grugagag 3y ago
Until the stablecoin goes poof from under you, so could bitcoin at any moment.
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by grugagag 3y ago
Or maybe AI will be used for the proper niches and will be everywhere in your lives but as a tool to our use just like electricity
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by grugagag 3y ago
They could be posting it on 30 different accounts vpned into different geographical locations. Or 300, or 1000. Eventually the pipeline gets clogged somewhere The quiestion is by inspecting text can one determine if it’s written by a human
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by grugagag 3y ago
New accounts require some kind of turing tests. Old accounts could be banned if found out, so owners could be made aware of a policy like that. Or maybe, it really is a hard problem that would make such services more expensive to operate.
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by grugagag 3y ago
Perhaps it has something to do with winner takes all, or maybe it has no connection at all
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by grugagag 3y ago
Also getting a doctors note while sick is hard if you’re feeling really unwell plus a doctors visit will cost you money if you don’t have insurance, and it will cost time too. For serios illness that requires a visit to the doctor is okay,
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by grugagag 3y ago
Yeah, I heard about it, people waiting in queues overnight to get whatever they could put their hands on, needed or not, then stuffed into their fridges/freezers.
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by grugagag 3y ago
You’re surey free to speak, but keep in mind othes are free to ignore it if it only adds as noise to a conversation.
776.
by grugagag 3y ago
Ok, then keep it away from vultures and other animals. Not the best reason to discontinue if it brings relief to people
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by grugagag 3y ago
Maybe also it depends on the type of traffic and local driving habits and what saves your life in one city or country could kill you in another. The thing is, I’d rather have it disabled and not save lives but also not take any by default.
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by grugagag 3y ago
I find that whatever insights, they’re personal. But their general effect humbling our egos. I find that to be of great use in a selfish narcissistic society we’re living in. I remember after having an LSD trip with good personal insight
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by grugagag 3y ago
They should refund, explain the reason for the ban, could be just brief as in “violated tos #2 with a link” and give a proper guidance to users beforehand that these items are not allowed. Seems to me like a blackhole left intentionally “u
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by grugagag 3y ago
I like that aproach as well, especially when exploring new spaces or building proof of concepts

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