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841.
by intended 1y ago
Hell, tech used to be.. it still is.. the thing I am interested in. It meant a cool future to look forward to. This for sure isn’t that.
842.
by intended 1y ago
So not Star Trek, we’re doing Corpo.
843.
by intended 1y ago
As many as you like, as long as you never travel to that country. Or that country has an extradition treaty with yours.
844.
by intended 1y ago
4chan is 100% FUD and is playing to the gallery. This is nerd sniping of a different sort. I’m guessing they are aiming to drum up American sentiment for their actions, and because its 4chan.
845.
by intended 1y ago
The fact that things are constructed by neurons in the brain, and are a representation of other things - does not preclude your representation from being deeper and richer than LLM representations. The patterns in experience are reduced to
846.
by intended 1y ago
News agencies will make mistakes, it happens. The difference is entirely in how you respond to it. There’s mainstream “news” networks which wont even do that.
847.
by intended 1y ago
The BBC pulled that article/episode - which is the main difference between different media spheres today. We are habituated to think of information as the fundament of the internet. When in reality the foundation is simply content. Hig
848.
by intended 1y ago
Someone close to me is also losing their faculties. We put locks on doors not because we wish to inconvenience good people. We put locks on doors to dissuade malicious people. I do not remember the cautionary tales that resulted in these la
849.
by intended 1y ago
While there are almost certainly contracts of that nature, this argument is mixing up individual decisions vs market/group behavior. If you read that statement anywhere other than this thread, it would be part of a cautionary tale.
850.
by intended 1y ago
I can say this because the most comprehensive research that covered this indicated this is the case. Funnily enough - it was also indexed to 2016, however the drift on the left has yet to catch up to the right.
851.
by intended 1y ago
Your body your choice has no application here. No one is compromising your bodily autonomy. The regulation is to ensure a working marketplace - which is fundamentally a collection of humans interacting. The regulation is to prevent predicta
852.
by intended 1y ago
No. They are propaganda outlets, and must not be considered separately from the Republican Party. The current mechanism is 1) Fringe theory gestates in the internet. 2) Fringe theory gets into the podcast network and is covered 3) Relativel
853.
by intended 1y ago
This is moving the goal posts from your original position. Spend the time to refocus - if your position was erroneous, it was erroneous. Correct it, figure out what that means, then proceed. Moving on to a new version is to waste your own i
854.
by intended 1y ago
There can always be good-faith justifications. There’s always a good reason, or good intentioned idea. It’s why the saying about paver stones on the road to hell is all about. There were certain norms that America counted on, to hold its go
855.
by intended 1y ago
Well, considering that your comments are used to feed these systems, I think its more of creating a hacker news commenters union.
856.
by intended 1y ago
Sadly my friend, the fact is that we are hosed. Retraining is a pipe dream which will be sold for another 5 years, till most people are underemployed. This is what happened to factory workers, and to an extent is going to happen to knowledg
857.
by intended 1y ago
Then There are NO options. We will have to live with that world and having no future. I’m aware that this level of nihilism is difficult for many to stomach - but it’s only nihilism if you believe in fairy tales. If we are talking about rea
858.
by intended 1y ago
If upskilling is your hope - you have no hope. Without any modifications - MOOCs have single digit completion rates. This is high quality, free, publicly available educational material. The vast majority of people do not simply have the tim
859.
by intended 1y ago
Because the media sold a story to one set of the population - the topic of this thread.
860.
by intended 1y ago
Permanently. There’s an interplay between two different ideas of reliability here. LLMs can only provide output which is somehow within training boundaries. We can get better at expanding the area within these boundaries. It will still not
861.
by intended 1y ago
There are no think tanks mentioned in that article though. The accord also appears to contradict the stated goals: > Miran proposes a modern equivalent of the 1985 Plaza Accord, which he refers to as the Mar-a-Lago Accord. The goal would
862.
by intended 1y ago
Which think tanks?
863.
by intended 1y ago
True. It must be added, that theres two wrenches in the machinery that transforms information into action currently. Firstly - The average market behavior is average. From experience, most people could not imagine anything of what was predi
864.
by intended 1y ago
I am going to try and make it a habit to post this request on all LLM Coding questions - Can we please make it a point to share the following information when we talk about experiences with code bots? 1) Language - gives us an idea if the l
865.
by intended 1y ago
Yes the lack of a magic bullet is definitely the fault of science . You can have bad experiences with therapy. It will put patients off entirely from further therapy. It sucks if this is you. It really does - because on the flip side, if
866.
by intended 1y ago
This is exactly what I hoped for when someone talks about their LLM Enabled coding experience. - language - product - level of experience / seniority
867.
by intended 1y ago
This isnt science, or engineering. This is voodoo. It likely works - but knowing that YAGNI is a thing, means at some level you are invoking a cultural touchstone for a very specific group of humans. Edit - I dug into the superpowers and sk
868.
by intended 1y ago
Heresy!
869.
by intended 1y ago
The article suggests that the voting public, at least the agriculture involved bits, were interested in having this passed.
870.
by intended 1y ago
As an inveterate “get off of my lawn” crabby person, I can get behind this. I tilt against the windmills of the “vegetarian omelette”.

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