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by happytiger 3y ago
I thought he stepped down to take the role of fellow and Joz took his old marketing job? Two very competent people I will say. https://www.apple.com/leadership/greg-joswiak/
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by happytiger 3y ago
That’s an astute observation.
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by happytiger 3y ago
This is prison, not school. If you can’t teach kids to be responsible in school, you’re failing as a school, and becoming a prison is not the answer.
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by happytiger 3y ago
Ones on Indian treaty land done by Indians.
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by happytiger 3y ago
Perhaps. But I generally would expect some level of research and professionalism beyond such simplistic concepts from someone who has a degree in journalism and works in the field. Hype is precisely what journalists are supposed to cut thro
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by happytiger 3y ago
Being accurate and being helpful are different things. Otherwise there wouldn’t be liars.
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by happytiger 3y ago
That’s interesting. Aging hasn’t been limiting my thinking about time remaining. Maybe it should. It’s been pouring on the gas about enjoying the ride as much as possible instead. Worry less, lean in more, focus on defining a success that i
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by happytiger 3y ago
Exactly. It’s kind of frustrating because I’d love to read an article that attempts to make it work. There’s a need for more advanced exploration than poking it with a stick and then talking about how poking it with a stick doesn’t work, bu
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by happytiger 3y ago
Well I think it’s awesome to have the discussion and I certainly think the idea has merit… I just don’t think postulations should have the same weight as substantive research no matter how prestigious the journey it gets published in. That’
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by happytiger 3y ago
Oh yes, the bill has all kinds of nice ideas in it. But then there is reality. And reality is that there isn’t some giant labor pool of fab workers in the US — yet. - President Joe Biden signed the CHIPS and Science Act into law one year ag
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by happytiger 3y ago
Despite warnings everywhere that accuracy isn’t part of what this generation of gpt-4 us all about, and the fact that Sama has said that right now they are optimizing for language capabilities and conversational flow rather than accuracy, e
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by happytiger 3y ago
I don’t think that’s true. I think a lot of these articles actually create these results intentionally so that they have the conclusion they want to write about: that AI isn’t ready. I have been watching Devin and really see the model they
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by happytiger 3y ago
This is a re-shoring of strategic capabilities not a labor move. The labor will most likely be imported as it doesn’t really exist in the US at the scale needed with an eventual eye towards more domestic labor. Expect large numbers of impor
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by happytiger 3y ago
It’s actually discussed in the paper. > Explanatory power compared to other hypotheses > The emergence of meat-eating, tuber-harvesting, and cooking have all been proposed to account for human brain expansion; why should our just-so s
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by happytiger 3y ago
No. As you obviously know by the phrasing of your question, the issue is that the vegan community has a particular history of agenda over science, and the concern is that any group that starts with a conclusion will build research to suppor
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by happytiger 3y ago
It not a study. It’s a bunch of postulation and no data or experiment and based entirely on conjecture.
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by happytiger 3y ago
It’s optimized for conversation skills not accuracy. It will get better at accuracy soon.
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by happytiger 3y ago
> We close with suggestions for empirical tests. Oooook. Call me when you have some of those. This is just complete conjecture, and while interesting, isn’t a study. It’s a postulation.
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by happytiger 3y ago
Wow, the older I get the more ambitious I get about what to build. A lot of the companies I created in my 20s and 30s I wouldn’t waste my time on in my 40s. I’m so the exact opposite it’s kinda funny. Go big or go home, it’s no fun to chew
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by happytiger 3y ago
We’re both wrong. Apparently Australia is the actual leader.
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by happytiger 3y ago
It’s quite easy to get a summary of a book. Open minds create futures.
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by happytiger 3y ago
To be clear, hell yea it would.
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by happytiger 3y ago
Leading the world in protecting Americans by following the lead of more than 50 countries. That’s my EPA. Good job!
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by happytiger 3y ago
Yea done it twice and both times my account magically was restored
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by happytiger 3y ago
Yea count me the fool on this one. But like is said earlier, legality is always the argument that tyrants hide behind.
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by happytiger 3y ago
If the focus is on doing what’s best for founders, and doing a job that’s closer to founders helps them more than a high prestige but less effective position, that’s what you do. Hats off to him. He’s living by principle and acting like the
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by happytiger 3y ago
Like together as one pill? Weird.
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by happytiger 3y ago
Putting up fliers, choosing to be public is vastly, vastly different from using information previously provided under a different pretext for an entirely unwanted and unintended purpose, especially when it is to train digital intelligences
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by happytiger 3y ago
This is exactly aligned with my point. Expectations matter. Social contracts matter. Legality is always the argument that tyrants hide behind.
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by happytiger 3y ago
His writings do seem precient. His methods of expressing his distaste for societies direction still suck though.

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