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by grugagag 4y ago
This is mercenary, it happens frequently in this industry
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by grugagag 4y ago
Very nice output but I bet the experience you go through beats anything. From my experience, when you enter flow state you can let it take over intent and then anything goes as long as it’s at the same tempo as the flow. I paint too and sim
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by grugagag 4y ago
But of course. There’s the small risk that they get finecombed but the risk/reward ratio is too good not to do it. The system seems to be designed for this.
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by grugagag 4y ago
Ugly can of worms just opened. I could already foresee a lot of attention and resources being wasted on detecting detecting and removing bots.. Maybe face to face communication will become a thing again..
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by grugagag 4y ago
This incident is from 2016 though. But you’re right, it would be a lost cause to challenge QI in the current climate. Thing is that the Supreme court ballance was tilted quite badly for the foreseeable future
936.
by grugagag 4y ago
That sounds very fair. I’d prefer that over leetcode type of questions anytime
937.
by grugagag 4y ago
We don’t have AGI as of now but it could spark anytime and its acceleration could be extremely fast. It could almost spark and yet never really get there, just get closer and closer and quite never hit the mark. But this is not something th
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by grugagag 4y ago
It is a paradigm shift and whoever happens to be on the good side of this may survive just a bit longer before they too become redundant.
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by grugagag 4y ago
They have the right but in reality can’t find another job within the short timespan and after which they become illegal immigrants and have to go back home. Sure, it’s not impossible but on average it’s very hard to break the shackles of th
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by grugagag 4y ago
To fit better with your analogy, how about using AI to invent a vehicle without using the tools and expertise of engineers that already have experience in building cars. And let AI figure how many doors it needs to have, how many wheels, ho
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by grugagag 4y ago
> I use it all the time to help me think through a problem and then implement it in something brain dead like rust so the average programmer can follow along. Is Rust brain dead language anyone can follow along? Did you mean python? >
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by grugagag 4y ago
> Websites of 2000-2020 will look as dated as magazine ads. New websites will be rich and interactive as never before. Why? Do we need any of that aside from specialized tools (e.g. data intensive) for which it actually makes sense to u
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by grugagag 4y ago
Falling apart could result in a temporary and tragic setback, eg a period of stagnation and hardship, perhaps some world wars and some global population decline, but a civilization collapse though is still avoidable
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by grugagag 4y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1755_Lisbon_earthquake
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by grugagag 4y ago
Some kind of technological shift that will make nowadays programming seem like chiseling furniture by axe. And we’re all just going to watch dumbfounded when things are going to get to complicated to understand by man.
946.
by grugagag 4y ago
You’re confusing your exes, it’s understandable. Now give Janet a fair chance if you’re single
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by grugagag 4y ago
Be gentle though, you don’t want them to realize too soon that you’re actually micromanaging them
948.
by grugagag 4y ago
Another way is to bombard micromanagers with questions all the time and note each decision they give (in an excel sheet) and ask more questions about each decision and hold them responsible for every little thing they answer. When a decisio
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by grugagag 4y ago
Chilling.
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by grugagag 4y ago
I think people are not criticising the good uses but the potentially really bad ones. While Im welcoming a human helper artificial agent I am uneasy about the upcoming general downgrading of human labor. Big money will benefit from this
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by grugagag 4y ago
Someone will need to maintain these diagnostic AIs, doctors will take to programming too in some way or another. Unless we devolve into a giant sass where we’ll all become like cells to in larger organism. I have no doubt some will adapt bu
953.
by grugagag 4y ago
Oh well, that’s just business as usual. The BS part is not disclosing one needs documentation and a bit of time is unfortunately quite the norm. I find that part pathological as far as industry goes. One should not need to resort to BS to
954.
by grugagag 4y ago
Why does it have to be a rate? Failures counts and failure types are good enough to extrapolate whatever else you need
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by grugagag 4y ago
‘Whore themselves’ as in getting jobs abroad? If that’s what you mean then I stand by my comment, plenty of capable people had success in the sense of achieving a more or less decent lifestyle. Some of them got rich too but those are the ou
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by grugagag 4y ago
How do you sell yourself as the best when you don’t have what it takes to back it up? Just backing it up with BS is going to backfire and the alternative, to stick the nose into brown holes and continue the BS is really not for many of us…
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by grugagag 4y ago
I know plenty of eastern europeans from that timeframe who made careers in various areas without resorting to demeaning work. I assume you’re generalizing to justify your own outcome.
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by grugagag 4y ago
Im okay with sending data to the server if things break and be asked each time to okay it. Is it safe to assume that if no errors or exceptions are encountered nothing should be sent back home?
959.
by grugagag 4y ago
You just made an HN account to say it’s all fine and dandy? Are you part of this or something similar?
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by grugagag 4y ago
Do you enjoy soundscapes in movies? Sometimes I get the chills at the sound of the wind blowing, rain, etc. What Im trying to determine is whether it is music or general sound your brain circuitry doesn’t care to release dopamine..

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