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by jasonsb 1y ago
Hey Tony, are you still breathing? We'd like to monetize you somehow.
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by jasonsb 1y ago
That's a price they're willing to pay.
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by jasonsb 1y ago
This is advertising done right. Wish more companies would do this. Instead of spamming me with your brand on every platform, sell a dirt cheap product with your branding. This way the middle man gets nothing, everyone else is happy.
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by jasonsb 1y ago
I'm not talking about those 10 EUR that I get as a european citizen. I'm talking about consumer friendly legislation. No amount of money will compensate for the fact that big corporations rule EU just like they rule any other plac
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by jasonsb 1y ago
> Wouldn't it be something if the EU focused on fostering a tech scene rather than attacking it. It really wouldn't. We're having the wrong conversation here. The reality is that these fines mean nothing for the average EU
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by jasonsb 1y ago
I was about to make the exact same comment. But then I remembered that there are billions of people who buy products advertised on Facebook and TikTok because it's "cool" and "fun". So what do I know about the futu
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by jasonsb 1y ago
What exactly is Character.AI? There's literally no info on their website.
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by jasonsb 1y ago
Coming soon: Get more trunk space for just $10 a month. Unlock more trunk space with our innovative retractable metal bar! Volkswagen, das arschloch.
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by jasonsb 1y ago
This is the correct answer. It's really sad to see that the west is just a propaganda machine. We don't need the oil states to end plastic or whatnot in our countries. But we sure love to point fingers at various nations in search
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by jasonsb 1y ago
Any headline that ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no. Specifically nothing in this case.
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by jasonsb 1y ago
We’re now trapped in a new capitalist-globalist paradigm: when one country produces goods faster and cheaper, the response isn’t to compete, but to isolate them. And the world’s oligarchs couldn’t be happier.
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by jasonsb 1y ago
> The reason for the switch to wind and solar is the global warming argument I hate this argument. Why should one care about global warming in order to switch to solar? It just makes sense economically. Even if you think that the world i
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by jasonsb 1y ago
I'm talking boilerplate, not scientific research. It's crazy that we're starting to see research done by AI but a lot of boilerplate is still done manually.
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by jasonsb 1y ago
You're describing incompetence or laziness—I’ve encountered those kinds of people as well. But I’ve also seen others who are 2-3 times more productive thanks to AI. That said, I’m not suggesting AI should be used for every single task,
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by jasonsb 1y ago
I’ve observed the opposite—not enough people are leveraging AI, especially in government institutions. Critical time and taxpayer money are wasted on tasks that could be automated with state-of-the-art models. Instead of embracing efficienc
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by jasonsb 1y ago
> The elephant in the room. Until that problem is solved. AI systems can't be trusted to do anything on their own. AI system can be trusted to do most of the things on their own. You can't trust them for actions with irreversib
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by jasonsb 1y ago
The fact that we have a lot of AI alternatives instead of a Google Search monopoly is a win in my book. Probably not the win you'd like to see, but a win nonetheless.
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by jasonsb 1y ago
Search results are only useful for product searches these days. Everything else is low-quality, bot-generated content designed to maximize ad clicks or affiliate earnings. Web search was a waste of time long before the AIpocalypse. These so
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by jasonsb 1y ago
So far they're both wrong. Jensen says AI technologies will open more career opportunities in the future with zero evidence to support his claim. Dario says unemployment will skyrocket, but we're not seeing a spike in unemployment
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by jasonsb 1y ago
Even if it replaces only 20-30% of the people, we still have a huge problem. Countries with unemployment rate over 20% don't do very well.
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by jasonsb 1y ago
That was true a few years ago, but now I'm getting better and better answers. Not saying I can totally trust AI, but the rate of progress is astonishing. Even if we see no more progress for the next 10 years, the effect of current mode
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by jasonsb 1y ago
It's actually over 2%. Still a nothingburger, but a slightly larger one.
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by jasonsb 1y ago
Good one, though I wouldn’t be surprised if this one came true.
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by jasonsb 1y ago
Yeah, I'm really surprised how useless this study is. They just gave some money away and that's the end of it. That being said, I do think that it's really hard (if not impossible) to simulate how UBI would work in the real w
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by jasonsb 2y ago
They add coal as peaking power plants. They're not planning to run the grid on coal.
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by jasonsb 2y ago
Had to use bullshitremover dot com for this one. This is the translation: > Blah blah, AI is the future, trust it, crypto, governance, auditing, safer AI.
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by jasonsb 2y ago
Can someone ELI5 how is this better than a normal 3D printer? I understand how a 5 axis CNC milling machine is better than a 3 axis, but I don't see the advantages of a 4 axis 3D printer.
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by jasonsb 2y ago
Lately, I’ve found it more satisfying to discover a reason not to buy something than to actually go through with a purchase. Now if I get an amazing deal on something that I really need, that's also nice, but most of the time it's
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by jasonsb 2y ago
I don't understand why you're getting downvoted. This blog style is horrendous.
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by jasonsb 2y ago
You wouldn't download a plant

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