hitarpetar

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by hitarpetar 11mo ago
wow epic comeback man can you share the prompt you used to generate it?
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by hitarpetar 11mo ago
> these groups had largely diminished already (as is well documented by historians of the period this is an obvious contradiction. how could colonial historians know that "these groups had diminished" before colonialism when th
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by hitarpetar 11mo ago
no, they're not, this whole line of thought is explicitly white supremacist. shame on you
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by hitarpetar 11mo ago
sounds like it's WAI
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by hitarpetar 11mo ago
> And of course, many US gatherings are also means to move up the social ladder. Meeting new connections, finding mates, or getting intel on an area. Very capitalistic oriented. just like every other claim on this thread, that depends on
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by hitarpetar 11mo ago
I'm American and have no clue wtf you're talking about
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by hitarpetar 11mo ago
well which is it, do tech workers have it easy or have no power?
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by hitarpetar 11mo ago
have you ever heard of Europe?
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by hitarpetar 11mo ago
> since even for that much money it cuts off at a certain point to avoid over-use if anything this just confirms that the unit economics are still bad
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by hitarpetar 11mo ago
> Throwing to the AI first is no different than throwing to someone else first except in all the ways that it is obviously different
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by hitarpetar 11mo ago
except it's not a colleague, it's not capable of ideation, it's taking your words and generating new ones based on them. which can maybe be useful sometimes but, yeah, not really the same as bouncing ideas off a colleague
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by hitarpetar 1y ago
sometimes this is the fault of the manual and not the people
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by hitarpetar 1y ago
that's okay, it doesn't need to be your personal experience. you just need to understand that "git gud" is not a sustainable or intelligent mantra for tool design and selection
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by hitarpetar 1y ago
skill issue
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by hitarpetar 1y ago
you know ChatGPT can't prescribe Adderall right?
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by hitarpetar 1y ago
> No idea how you’d get those transcripts you wouldn't. what you're describing as a wonderfully valuable thing would be a monstrous violation of patient confidentiality. I actually can't believe you're so positive abo
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by hitarpetar 1y ago
it's imperative that we as a society make decisions based on what we know to be true, rather than what some think might be true.
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by hitarpetar 1y ago
> someone in the relevant field should study whether the positive impact on suicides is greater than negative or vice versa we already have an approval process for medical interventions. are you suggesting the government shut ChatGPT dow
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by hitarpetar 1y ago
> So is your argument that a company must follow laws in principal, yes
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by hitarpetar 1y ago
this behavior is not pervasive and you know it. the entire promise of AI is to take labor of your hands, if you're using it only to generate first drafts, congrats but you're in the minority
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by hitarpetar 1y ago
yes
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by hitarpetar 1y ago
what's lost when culture becomes homogenized and commoditized? quite a lot actually
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by hitarpetar 1y ago
I get it, it's hard to wrap your head around two statements being true at the same time
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by hitarpetar 1y ago
And so? one of you is making positive claims without evidence and the other isn't
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by hitarpetar 1y ago
> Hate to be the... whoever I'm being right now the word you're looking for is pedant
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by hitarpetar 1y ago
going up to heroin addicts and reminding them they have free will
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by hitarpetar 1y ago
ok, Reddit is not representative. what qualifies you to speak for what customers will accept?
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by hitarpetar 1y ago
sounds like you just have a bias for centrism
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by hitarpetar 1y ago
that's fine, they probably don't want you then
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by hitarpetar 1y ago
one of many questions that would have been good to ask before this technology was widely available

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