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by i_like_apis 4y ago
The best part is the “gluten free” anti AI crowd will be left in the dust. They may think they’re being classy snobs but being against AI is going to be tantamount to saying you eat crayons and don’t read well.
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
Sounds weak. I wouldn’t call that person a team lead or a lead dev. Agile doesn’t take much effort if you know what you’re doing. It’s just a card wall, standups and a planning meeting. This is not hard for a good lead dev. If you think it’
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
First off, your tone is bad. ML is currently capable of the tiger case you mention. It’s generally called “few-shot” or “one-shot” learning. In the context of an image generation model, having never seen a tiger before, if you show it a f
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
Anyone who doesn’t want to do it is the wrong person, and doesn’t sound like a good lead dev to me.
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
I’m not seeing a salient argument here. Something about an allegation of abuse? Where is the abuse happening?
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
You’re talking about facsimile, which is a product of memorization, which is a type of learning. And it is not the only type of learning AI is capable of . AI, like humans, is capable of both imitation and facsimile. It is far superior a
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
You’re talking about training. Training is legal. - If you bought the book, you can read it. - If the book is free, you can read it. - If the painting is in a museum, or on Wikipedia, you can visit it. - If Bozo the clown says you’re not al
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
So copyright law should be rewritten? It doesn’t follow.
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
This “ML learning is not like human learning” fallacy is all over the place lately. It’s stupid, and it should stop. Humans are capable of both facsimile and imitation. The fact that ML is able to perform facsimile far better than a hum
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
It is superior, but it is absolutely still learning. ML can do either facsimile or imitation far better than a human mind can. You seem to be conflating both things and suggesting that ML only does facsimile, which is where the potential le
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
So what if it does?
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
Is this about jealousy then? Or it’s just too fast so let’s stop it?
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
It really depends on who they are and how good at their job they are. I’ve seen more bad ones than good ones. I prefer a lead or senior developer to have the role rather than a dedicated non- or even former- developer. When a good lead dev
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
I also regularly question the value of “project” and “product” managers. However I have noticed that when that figurehead person is missing the meetings and goals quickly disassemble. In my experience the best leader of Agile or Scrum is al
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
Very much disagree. Well-run, minimal Agile is an amazing way to organize, see, plan, and go fast. There’s a lot of gripers who don’t like feeling managed and attack it with all sorts of false criticism though. And of course, poorly-run Agi
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
Punished for what? This is about miscalculating business needs and failing to create a culture of work ethic, leading to a situation where people need to be let go. That is not a crime. It’s just business.
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
Pseudointellectual gibberish.
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
Thought this was pretty bad. The leading parodies were straw man examples of “agile project”. The author certainly seems to hate “agile” but doesn’t have any critiques for it. Instead he’s punching at ghosts.
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
Simplicity is important and when something is silly it’s important to say so. If you feel disrespected I think you’re being too sensitive. I think you’re confused about copyright law and about what is a facsimile vs a derivative work, and y
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
Trying to control access to information and how it is used is extremely difficult. It is also immoral in most cases. Most importantly though, it is impossible to accomplish with a silly disclaimer.
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
The license has no bearing on who or what may read code. Licenses may control the circumstances of code facsimiles and products, but trying to stop your code from simply being seen or read with a disclaimer is impossible and silly.
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
As a part of a retort in an argument, it’s similar to rolling one’s eyes. It’s also not substantive.
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
… the steady decline of HN over the decades …
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
There are so many false headlines about him. It’s all just outrageous. And a lot of people believe whatever NYT or The Hill says, when they are obviously out to get him.
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
Chiming I here. “Dude …” is a dumb thing to say in a debate. Please take take that over to Reddit.
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
I’m extremely dubious that this guy is being subjected to noise torture. That is the claim that has a high burden of proof. If it were true I believe he would write the whole letter about that. Instead he says 5 words about it. Combined w
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
There’s really nothing in the letter that sounds like anything except normal jail. There’s something about 24 hour “speakers” which sounds alarming, but if it were what you think it sounds like he would have elaborated on it a lot more. The
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
If you like this there is also https://adversarial-designs.shop/ They sell mugs that show up as dogs/birds/toasters/nothing ... shirts that are stop signs, stickers that are toasters, etc. Great secret santa
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
Twitter’s censorship and selective enforcement of TOS to remove content was heavily slanted in favor of Democrats.
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
Well, there are plenty of talented engineers who would be happy to work on AR and VR … You are off though. I know plenty of Meta people both inside and outside of the Reality Labs division and they love it. No offense, but “I have no data

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