igleria

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by igleria 2mo ago
The daily puzzle games have more worth than the average linkedin post.
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by igleria 2mo ago
kinda a bummer that it somewhat looks like it does have a camera for the untrained eye. Defeats the whole purpose of "be X but also make it obvious it's X"
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by igleria 2mo ago
> He believed that if he planted native species, the soil would recognize them and vice versa, quite like something etched in memory. why does reading this feel so good?
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by igleria 2mo ago
With AI music you can enjoy a thin red paste of every human emotion /sarcasm
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by igleria 2mo ago
> if you grow a bear genetically modified in a way that it has no consciousness or thought, it'll make a much better construction worker than any humanoid robot I was lacking material for my nightmares, thanks.
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by igleria 2mo ago
I don't know one single non american who enjoyed that ludicrous display of a half time show. And don't get me started on mr scientology giving a stupid speech. oh my god.
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by igleria 2mo ago
If you are asking my opinion, all models are just equally barf inducing to me. It's just that grok also gives me the runs.
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by igleria 2mo ago
It was a pain in my butt trying to find an electrician that would do my house rewire. thanks, AI.
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by igleria 2mo ago
> people delegating final authority on the truth to an AI I can't avoid looking down on this attitude. But speaks more about people than it speaks about AI: those people want to win an argument, nothing more and nothing else > Th
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by igleria 2mo ago
The distillation complaints to me sound like when a casino complains about card counting
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by igleria 2mo ago
a mistake that might be caused by the fact no one cares. an avoidable mistake.
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by igleria 2mo ago
until it stops being a mystery I don't expect interesting conversations to happen here. but I was expecting a bigger reaction too!
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by igleria 2mo ago
as long as they stay away from boeing or anything that flies...
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by igleria 2mo ago
> Whether you’re a C-level leader or a frontline manager, there is no denying that measuring developer productivity—whether to understand performance or guide improvement—is a daunting challenge. good Focus on the stuff that matters, n
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by igleria 2mo ago
> More folks should join us in open mockery of hypocritical whinging from technological robber barons. I am with you 100% but mockery will not affect their wallets. which is the only thing they care about.
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by igleria 2mo ago
Part of me is really hoping this is just a dumb marketing stunt
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by igleria 3mo ago
that is until you can't have a hospital bed due to those idiots.
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by igleria 3mo ago
I can picture an alien picking me up and making horrible experiments on my body alright, so I understand your worry...
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by igleria 3mo ago
First and foremost, congrats! In Argentina doing a bachelor + master while working is called a Monday. It's partially unfortunate since it "delays" the finish date of the degree and even makes a lot of people drop out because
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by igleria 3mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ali_Baba_and_the_Forty_Thieves > In the original version, Ali Baba (Arabic: عَلِيّ بَابَا, romanized: ʿAliyy Bābā) is a poor woodcutter and an honest person who discovers the secret tre
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by igleria 3mo ago
This is the biggest elephant in the room I have seen in my decade+ career. At the same time, look how bad Apple is in software compared to its hardware... It's not an AI only problem, it's almost like software in general gets a fr
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by igleria 4mo ago
At least in Argentina that is because it's not the land of opportunities it used to be in the late 19th/early 20th century.
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by igleria 4mo ago
I guess I was very ignorant about the elephant example! Thanks for the links
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by igleria 4mo ago
Funny, I knew about the chimp wars but totally forgot until you mentioned it. Seems like I was biased in favour of all animals, lol. I'll search for Goodall's literature to know more. It does sound to me that cognition and self aw
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by igleria 4mo ago
not if our current trajectory stays undisturbed
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by igleria 4mo ago
Humans have enough cognitive ability to stop themselves from killing for fun (so when they don't, we deal with them using human invented laws), while anteaters eat ants for nutrition. Animals in general cannot reason at a high enough l
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by igleria 4mo ago
> much more violent as well I'm not sure about that. What non-human living entity does things on a scale and violence akin to "I'll fill this ant nest with liquid burning metal for artistic purposes" ? A blue whale ea
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by igleria 4mo ago
Surely they can't be serious?
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by igleria 4mo ago
Is anyone at META going to do anything about anything at this point?
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by igleria 4mo ago
> Recently the newly elected president criticized foundational research saying it doesn't "turn into jobs" and instead "ends up in an expensive book abandoned in a library" Guess what the other far right presiden

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