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by gsatic 4y ago
It's like a calf being born. It gets up and starts walking. Pretty amazing. Mesmerises everyone. The model contains everything it needs to know, to walk. But it's not going to dance nor is it capable of working out how to dance. B
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by gsatic 4y ago
They will not dominate anything cuz of the number of useless teams within all fighting each other about who should own it. Big tech is going the way of IBM and good riddance.
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by gsatic 4y ago
Titles make all the diff - https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/6/65/Tr...
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by gsatic 4y ago
We surpassed what plants and ants do long ago, have they stopped doing what they do? Do we protect them?
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by gsatic 4y ago
Did you guys see the Trump chat where he asks it how to take over the country?
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by gsatic 4y ago
It is overhyped (thanks to every rando broadcasting how amazed they are). There is no causal learning happening. The randos will takes their own sweet time to work it out.
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Mental Health:An Anatomy of a British Crisis(spectator.co.uk)
2 points by gsatic 4y ago|0 comments
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Change Makes Fools of Us All(nytimes.com)
4 points by gsatic 4y ago|1 comments
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by gsatic 4y ago
Pure fantasy with a heavy dose of pretending our own limitations wont come in the way of it all or totally shifting what the outcomes we end up with Managers exist mostly cause ppl are not machines. Given enough time they want to go off and
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Wasps are less bothersome and more beautiful than people think(lithub.com)
2 points by gsatic 4y ago|0 comments
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by gsatic 4y ago
Too much hype. Obamafication of everything. Ppl are condtioned to hype things up more than actually handle complexity better. New tool building has become very easy but our 3 inch chimp brain is a still a 3 inch chimp brain. All this to say
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How to Change 40 Years of Policy in 22 Months: Prof Tim Wu in Washington(law.columbia.edu)
1 points by gsatic 4y ago|0 comments
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by gsatic 4y ago
https://www.true-world.com
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Why is Rupert Murdoch associated with Stanford? An open letter to leadership(stanforddaily.com)
3 points by gsatic 4y ago|0 comments
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by gsatic 4y ago
These days it's just easier to do accidental population scale brain damage with a twitter account.
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Interest Is the Price of Time (Book Review)(imf.org)
1 points by gsatic 4y ago|0 comments
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by gsatic 4y ago
China pls make some counter demands. Maybe the US can cut the MIL complex budget/employment guarantee scheme by the same dollar amount. Put the money in an joint org that improves things on the net.
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'We conclude' or 'I believe'? Rationality declined decades ago(eurekalert.org)
65 points by gsatic 4y ago|49 comments
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An Information Tax to reign in the time and energy wasting Attention Economy(pespmc1.vub.ac.be)
2 points by gsatic 4y ago|0 comments
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by gsatic 4y ago
Why did the housing market crash? Cause it reached a point where ppl couldn't pay. Same story with energy. Google gives us free stuff cause someone pays. And the moment the ad industry stops paying the bill the next data center becomes
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by gsatic 4y ago
We will hit energy limits soon. We are so used to building a new data center every 2 minutes to handle ever increasing number of 'how to boil an egg' videos, our cat pics, "free" email, "free" msging, "f
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by gsatic 4y ago
So untested and using kids as guinea pigs again. Well done. Keep it up. Just a never ending mindless need to make big claims constantly.
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by gsatic 4y ago
Ask ChatGPT
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by gsatic 4y ago
Your basic Jurassic Park story where corporate robots will keep acting like they are in control of what they have built, till the very end.
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The Rich List 2022 The highest earning hedge fund managers(institutionalinvestor.com)
1 points by gsatic 4y ago|0 comments
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by gsatic 4y ago
That's not because voice recognition doesnt work. It's been working quite well for 15 years now. Just ask the Deaf community. The issue is even if the error rate is 1 in 100 and you scale that up to a billion users supporting thou
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by gsatic 4y ago
The right to privacy is not possible as long as a right to broadcast exists. One effects individuals and the other effects groups. Social media and cheap phones have given individuals a whole lot of influence over groups (however unpredicta
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by gsatic 4y ago
Sad to hear. It was his best idea. Second only to the plan to run for President with the Lean In lady.
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by gsatic 4y ago
wt.social
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by gsatic 4y ago
The underlying issue is Corporate wonderland is a mindless machine whether you work with computers or not. No great surprise at all that people checkout and burnout, cause people are not machines.

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