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by j45 9mo ago
I thought it was reasonably common knowledge if you had a phone jack with 4 wires, you could route data over those 4 pins in an ethernet plug too. Came in handy in an older house that used to have an intercom system, we just borrowed the de
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by j45 9mo ago
I have seen a spam button show up I haven't seen in a long time. It might be a new round of AI training featuring the labour of customers as free employees doing training. Every time we click, we consent to sharing private email data.
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by j45 9mo ago
At this point the most basic users of could be easily picked off and that style and list will grow yearly.
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by j45 9mo ago
Surprised multiplying by Pi hasn't made it here. Multiply your estimate by 3.14159 until you find the actuals and your more accurate estimating coefficient. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28667174 (2013) original
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by j45 9mo ago
What would be high enough? I agree 90% isn't perfect, but neither are LLMs.
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by j45 9mo ago
This make little to no sense. This is being reported on because it seems newsworthy and a departure from the norm. Apple also categorically says they refuse such requests. It's a private device. With private data. Device and data own
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by j45 9mo ago
Using AI while in the drivers seat of testing your own understanding and growing it interactively is far more constructive than passive iteration or validation psychosis.
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by j45 9mo ago
It will better expose the behaviour of false scientists.
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by j45 9mo ago
This was my thought as well, sniping bots have been around for as long as ebay has. Perhaps though, the sniping bots don't cause as much load on ebay's infrastructure?
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by j45 9mo ago
Sometimes solutions end up solving problems that don't need constant featuritis. Maybe they're deciding to maximize locked in revenue and margin. Laying off so many people doesn't seem signal the greatest confidence to the ma
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by j45 9mo ago
The experience also depends on the desired outcome, and who's outcome that is. The marketers? or the readers? Which comes first? How far should it go?
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by j45 9mo ago
AI is just software and technology. It's not alive. Or intelligent. Or Sentient. How software and technology is used in a classroom is far more important, especially when its happening with or without folks. There's a chance now t
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by j45 9mo ago
There are studies done that social media before 14 greatly increases depression in new ways. And short form content physically shrinks the brain. Studies easily accessible. Just because boomers are out of touch doesn't mean you or I d
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by j45 9mo ago
Not quite. The screen time issues you're referring to is based in passive consumption, and vertical scrolling shrinks the brain. Creating, engaging with an activity or interaction is completely different than consumption. Night and da
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by j45 9mo ago
EdTech has been like this for a long time. It's more education (educators) than technology. What's exciting is that tech will be able to help provide more meaningful support instead of throwing dozens of software tools at a stude
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by j45 9mo ago
Technology is working right now at the school in the article. Reading it will help fill in the picture of how.
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by j45 9mo ago
The article is very balanced. To arrive at the balance it has to setup balance, which people might not want long form text for. It might have people examine their current beliefs and how they formed and any associated dissonance with that.
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by j45 9mo ago
The tutor is available for you all the time to learn. If you read the article the other post shared, I think you might be surprised to find it's exactly what you are describing.
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by j45 9mo ago
Imagine a tutor that stays with you as long as you need for every concept of math, instead of the class moving on without you and that compounding over years. Rather than 1 teacher for 30 students, 1 teacher can scale to 30 students to bett
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by j45 9mo ago
This is kind of odd. Bloom's paradox is well known and proven in education. AI is the first thing that can positively personalize education and instruction and provide support to instructors. The authors seem of limited technical liter
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by j45 9mo ago
I wonder if the algorithm just encourages engagement with whatever is engaging, and maybe that's an indication of how many users it's still resonating and engaging for.
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by j45 9mo ago
I'm not sure if it's an issue of the percentage of users creating content, but rather the percentage of new content creators zooming to the level of average ai copy which is higher than their starting point. I do wonder if it will
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by j45 9mo ago
I suspect slop recognition might become a new skill that has it's own value.
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by j45 9mo ago
Just like when google started - get ahead, and stay ahead. Google returns the best result based on both it's calculations, and click history of what clicks were most successful for a search. LLM's don't really have that same
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by j45 9mo ago
Oh, nothing to imagine.. It’s already a reality in many places. Last call at 2, people filter out by 3, instead of being pushed outside instantly. Some sporting events don’t sell alcohol the last quarter, period, etc.
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by j45 9mo ago
No alcohol and physical segregation at the seats seems quite foreign compared to maybe just being able to handle one’s self around alcohol. It’s one way to say hooliganism in the past I guess.
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by j45 9mo ago
The fired writers should get together start their own publications. AI can’t generate insights far beyond what it’s trained on. Their writing will be a different moat.
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by j45 9mo ago
If there’s a delay between jets being posted and disabled they would still be usable no?
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by j45 9mo ago
Stopping serving at one hour didn’t have to mean closing at the same time.
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by j45 9mo ago
Appreciate the clarification. My awareness was around soccer games.

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