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by hattmall 1y ago
Now, that's actually a very reasonable usage, because it isn't coding, it's translation. The counter to that being beneficial is that many code translation programs already exists and it's certainly something that can be
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by hattmall 1y ago
Could you, or someone, make a video showing a real life coding scenario where an agentic system or just LLM provided significant value? That, to me, would be beyond the value one would get or could have previously gotten from a Google sear
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by hattmall 1y ago
Idk, I feel like the overlap of kids that want to talk to Santa and have the attention span to play with a single toy for 60 minutes is narrow. I'm a lot more concerned with Santa promising gifts that don't arrive!
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by hattmall 1y ago
Is there even a clear definition of AGI? How will one side or the other side know who is the "winner".
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by hattmall 1y ago
That's essentially what was said about Tamagotchi in the 90s, and everyone of their "users" was a paying customer.
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by hattmall 1y ago
Apple had innovative products that they went very heavy in brand based fashion merchandising. In addition they were a legacy brand with a generally favorable reputation and solid recognition. They built a strong moat based on those characte
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by hattmall 1y ago
Changing the entire paradigm of medical care would be possible with enough money. There's no logical reason it takes 20 years to become a doctor. The fact that it does severely hampers both the quantity and quality of doctors. Becoming
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by hattmall 1y ago
>those sales will exist pretty much indefinitely. To an extent sure, but when people that grew up as home consumers not using Windows become business leaders they won't have the brand loyalty to Microsoft that the current aging out
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by hattmall 1y ago
This is also assuming a theoretical quantum computing system is developed capable of breaking the encryption. Which isn't at all a given.
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by hattmall 1y ago
AI itself is a manifestation of that too, a huge time waster for a lot of people. Getting randomly generated wrong but sounding right information is very frustrating. Start asking AI questions you already know the answer too and the issues
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by hattmall 1y ago
I'm not even sure if that I knew there was a $50 bill. And that's as an American of 30+ years that uses cash routinely. Multiple times I've cashed checks and gotten it all in 2's, but honestly can't ever remember a
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by hattmall 1y ago
The issue though being that most people aren't paying and even those paying if they use it moderately aren't profitable. Nvidia "investing" 100B in one of its largest customers is a cataclysmically bright red flag.
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by hattmall 1y ago
The accountability would be in whoever promoted it. This isn't so much about accountability, as it is who is going to be responsible for doing the actual work when AI is just making a bigger mess.
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by hattmall 1y ago
It's only a Ponzi if you are not actually engaged in any real business activity. Financing payments to early investors with later investors money isn't a great indicator of the quality of the business but it's acceptable if y
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by hattmall 1y ago
And there have been many books written on this topic well before Weinstein came in the scene so it's not a new thing in Hollywood at all.
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by hattmall 1y ago
AI isn't actually that good at replacing software engineers, but it's going to be great at helping software engineers replace other professionals.
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by hattmall 1y ago
The president is a temporary figurehead designated by the people in that particular income segment. The current sitting president is also a huge outlier in that he is an old man that's been wealthy his entire life and famous world-wid
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by hattmall 1y ago
The $20/mo plan is not the goal, that's not even close to sustainable, that's basically just a charge to verify someone is human. The goal is you reduce that 25m to 20m and you charge 1/5th of a SWE salary, let's sa
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by hattmall 1y ago
Don't be hyperbolic. You don't need to be a billionaire by any means. You only need about 3 million a year. $3 million is enough to have any sort of professional most people make appointments for come to you as needed. Doctor, Law
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by hattmall 1y ago
What is there to indicate "we" or anyone is serious about reducing healthcare costs? The only thing that will reduce costs is competitive pressure. The last major healthcare reform in the US was incredibly anti-competitive and des
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by hattmall 1y ago
Are you happy / accepting of the current state of alcohol / cigarettes or do you think they should be less regulated in how they manufactured and market their products? I would advocate taking anything away, only applying standar
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by hattmall 1y ago
It's pretty easy, we draw that line at things that are psychology designed to be exploitative. Well, I mean, we DON'T draw the line, but we should. Skiing carries risk but it generally provides participants enjoyment. There aren&#
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by hattmall 1y ago
You definitely can. Many states have lottery apps and "scratch off" games.
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by hattmall 1y ago
That's interesting, but it's almost the opposite for me. I get way drunker in a bar because the environment is inviting and it's easier to order another drink at the bar than to get up and get it myself. The bartender typical
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by hattmall 1y ago
Interesting perspective but with all of that experience are you not able to communicate with them in their way? This seems a bit like missing the forest for the trees, people are no less thoughtful or complex based on where they've liv
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by hattmall 1y ago
Incorrect legal information is generally less beneficial than no information at all. A dice roll of correct or incorrect information is potentially even worse.
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by hattmall 1y ago
So why can't websites, do like any other "store". They can make you agree to pay for something but not enforce payment. Like couldn't I say, here's my article. If you read it you agree to pay me $1. Now a lot of peo
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by hattmall 1y ago
The portal was like their best product and they just abandoned it.
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by hattmall 1y ago
I run multiple live streams from speakers to conference rooms and other bandwidth intensive offerings throughout the day in an incredibly crowded RF space. WiFi is certainly up to the task. Meta is a nearly 2 Trillion dollar company a failu
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by hattmall 1y ago
It sucks now, no idea why, but a few years ago, with the Google Home mini, I could just yell out all kinds of cooking related questions with "Hey Google" and it would always give me a good answer, was great for doing stuff hands f

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