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Can Water Solve a Maze?(youtube.com)
6 points by grugagag 4y ago|0 comments
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by grugagag 4y ago
ChatGPT is on a hype wave at the moment. Stories like these are going to become more and more irritating before the hype subsides.
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by grugagag 4y ago
> don't see it. I consult, and AI has just let me take on more clients. Using ChatGPT lets me finish their projects faster. Get ready to take on more clients and at a smaller and smaller gain. An avalanche of competition is coming y
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by grugagag 4y ago
Perhaps some juniors will take it head on solo but will repeat the same mistakes seniors made when they were juniors but will survive nonetheless
875.
by grugagag 4y ago
There’s always a cost to beeing more greedy than you can handle
876.
by grugagag 4y ago
Code stays with you. Im more concerned with prompts like “please produce code to copy product X with the following changes”.
877.
by grugagag 4y ago
Why couldn’t each one of the two have its own correct alias?
878.
by grugagag 4y ago
What kind of fraud in remote work?
879.
by grugagag 4y ago
The negative impact is the shock and horror on people’s faces when seeing the subject in person after having interacted with the avatar for some time. Some people may call that positive impact though
880.
by grugagag 4y ago
I find there are more than two kinds of people. Among them some are skeptical and some are not. The latter are good at exploring, even if blind alleys while the former keep them in check. We’re lucky we have some variety otherwise we’d risk
881.
by grugagag 4y ago
That sounds like a playfield leveller but most likely won’t happen. But it surely would be nice
882.
by grugagag 4y ago
That would make it an even better tool.
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by grugagag 4y ago
Im curious why you pick your bounds of 12 and 235?
884.
by grugagag 4y ago
Who needs people? Elites or not, what use will they bring? To do what? And elites do need plebs without which they’d have no point of reference to set themselves apart
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by grugagag 4y ago
Being introverted/shy doesn’t make travelling alone any easier. I’ve tried it multiple times and didn’t work too great for me. I enjoy being in familiar places by myself but when unfamiliar it’s a different story.
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by grugagag 4y ago
I share the sentiment. Microsoft has done an atrocious job at naming things here and created a lot of confusion.. Im not sure if this was their intended goal or it’s simply incompetence.
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by grugagag 4y ago
Can’t stop laughing, it’s a funny analogy. Im trying to find a case where the user would be okay with that but not even the staunchest fox news fan would be okay with it. I really hate this model where windows is free but infested by ads yo
888.
by grugagag 4y ago
But still, content creators get badges/s I generally agree that it will become increasingly harder to distinguish non-AI generated content and authenticity will suffer a lot. Maybe the solution to this is get connected with other huma
889.
by grugagag 4y ago
I hear what you’re saying but writing can become even less lucrative and still be a very good tool for yourself, your thoughts, your reasoning, your feelings etc. It doesn’t even have to be read by anyone else to help one get their thought
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by grugagag 4y ago
Does space trash look particularly distinctive when it makes back to earth? Human made space trash to be specific.
891.
by grugagag 4y ago
Great project! This seems fun and though retro I like the spirit of this more than more modern and more complex games. Good job guys. Hope to see more of this…
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by grugagag 4y ago
In an ideal world you’d do what you are best at. If that was churning useful code then be it. If that was selling that code without needing to churn code yourself then be it. It’s unfortunate we can’t collaborate with eachother without ste
893.
by grugagag 4y ago
Nobody was using it turns out.
894.
by grugagag 4y ago
None. They want it all at no cost. Should greed be fullfilled this one time around, then it’s guaranteed to happen again in a different shape or form
895.
by grugagag 4y ago
Apparently they did that on purpose to be better able get a view on the activity of the money they poured in. Someone on a different thread is pointing to the levers VCs had in SVB for this exact purpose.
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by grugagag 4y ago
Id like to hear more about that.
897.
by grugagag 4y ago
Of course they’re not happy. They’re in the business of profit not welfare. If they can convince the government to help out instead they’ll surely do so.
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by grugagag 4y ago
Why would they if somebody else does it for them?
899.
by grugagag 4y ago
Damage control. This risks turning into a megathread that would want to stay on the front page for a few days and that would make some people uncomfortable. It conveniently gets flagged or gets demoted to 100th page where fewer pairs of eye
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by grugagag 4y ago
I agree that depositors did nothing wrong here and that they took VC recommandation of using SVB. Can you also touch on why and who started this bank run in the first place and what they should have known better?

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