j-bos

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by j-bos 1y ago
There's something incredible about how much trust there used to be in society.
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by j-bos 1y ago
Given a large enough set of generated character there will be many that look like some real person. The cited "you" could refer to any of aesthetic collisions.
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by j-bos 1y ago
While it's easy to fake a healthy golden yolk, in my experience raising chickens, pale yolks are usually from a troubled hen.
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by j-bos 1y ago
You'll need to email the mods.
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by j-bos 1y ago
Motorola has well priced excellent phones with minimal bloat.
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by j-bos 1y ago
I see what you did there :)
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by j-bos 1y ago
I imagine it wouldn't be Netflix enforcing that decision but rather the hollywood studios.
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by j-bos 1y ago
Can attest, I work at a fortune 500 and have addressed c-suite-2 by their first names, also seen the CEO adressed by his first name in Q&As by commom employees.
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by j-bos 1y ago
Exactly, seems much skepticism comes from only scratching the surface of what's possible.
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by j-bos 1y ago
It fooled Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, a motivated believer, not Lewis Carrol. People will believe what they want. Trust is the fundamental issue.
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by j-bos 1y ago
Ha I love that DRM is being turned for protection of actual people instead of industry giants.
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by j-bos 1y ago
I've noticed people make much less eye contact with strangers, when I was young I only ever saw that in NYC (I imagines the same in other big cities). Today I see that everywhere except the boonies, smaller than small towns.
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by j-bos 1y ago
RIAA?
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by j-bos 1y ago
Love it, would you be open to paginating the leaderboard? Curious to see any non Chinese prompts.
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by j-bos 1y ago
You might enjoy the book "the man who gave up money". He faced a similar experience, better brain breaking.
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by j-bos 2y ago
I'd using bicycling as the analogy, some people never learn and thus don't understand the gains it provides.
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by j-bos 2y ago
So I've had this in mind for ages, but my coworkers have only just realized it and started implementing it. Thus for most people, it's *new*s.
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by j-bos 2y ago
I find LLMs good for general knowledge, and clever rubber ducking, but if I have a very specific niche issue in some sort of language or framework, generally search is a better bet to find a stack overflow post of people going through the e
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by j-bos 2y ago
True, though at least with drugs if there's a shortage compounding pharmacies are given broad freedom outside the patent holder's control. See semaglutide.
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by j-bos 2y ago
At least patents only last 20 years as opposed to nearly over a century for copyright.
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by j-bos 2y ago
It's more difficult today, but if you get a chance, try visiting an impoverished rural area and hanging out with the locals during casual sit-down, dinner, outing, etc. People will sing, people will dance. And not just those who are go
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by j-bos 2y ago
Hasn't that been true since the dawn of mass media? A book does not demand you share your own stories, the radio does not require you carry a tune
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by j-bos 2y ago
If anything, debugging gobbledygook an AI wrote is good practice for debugging gobbledygook John from 4 years ago wrote.
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by j-bos 2y ago
This makes tons of sense, the AI trainers spend endless resources aligning their llms, the least we could do ia spend a few minutes aligning their owners. Fixing things at the incentive level.
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by j-bos 2y ago
Real bummer the dilbert link in the story is broken, so much lost history.
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by j-bos 2y ago
yeah a good qa team is peace of mind.
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by j-bos 2y ago
Well an LVT eliminates the neighbors' financial incentive to keep the value high, so thry might actually join you in driving the value down.
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by j-bos 2y ago
It also means battery in Spanish.
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by j-bos 2y ago
> don't have a choice but to upload it to YouTube and let Google make money off your work and enjoy the free hosting and streaming architecture youtube provides.
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by j-bos 2y ago
I'm lookimg at a folding e scooter

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