jay_kyburz

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by jay_kyburz 2mo ago
Isn't that the Controller part in MVC
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by jay_kyburz 2mo ago
I've always enjoyed H P Lovecraft and was disappointed to learn about his racism and xenophobia. AI tells me its was way beyond what was normal at the time.
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by jay_kyburz 2mo ago
Seems to be that the compliance homework is exactly the kind of busy work that AI is good at. AI companies could just get AI to do it.
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by jay_kyburz 2mo ago
It might actually be helpful to push through and out to the other side. Think about how many completely fake videos are going to be flying around for the next election. Nobody is going to believe anything the see online. What is the the nex
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by jay_kyburz 2mo ago
Go have a look at that Seedance thread. Movies and TV will be completely AI in the future.
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by jay_kyburz 2mo ago
> little demand for the AI compute power outside of OpenAI and Anthropic. I think every other business is going to slowly wake up to how powerful machine learning can be, and or, how important it will be to run your own models you can tr
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by jay_kyburz 2mo ago
Yes, and the scary thing is, when Google starts selling ads in Gemini results, you wont be able to see them, it will be a bigger business that Google Search ever was. Update: Perhaps this is what Zitron doesn't want to say out loud, (a
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by jay_kyburz 2mo ago
So right towards the end Zitron says it isn't clear what Google, MS and Amazons plan is. But he just finished explaining that Anthropic and Open AI are paying for them to build data centers, and implied that on face value, this was to
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by jay_kyburz 3mo ago
Sugar
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by jay_kyburz 3mo ago
I would have thought this was about Tax. I'm sure its different in every country, but I believe a lease is very different to purchasing hardware.
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by jay_kyburz 3mo ago
Yes, but they _could_ be a closed loop system if governments demanded it. And they should. The could, and should generate their own electricity as well. And perhaps even provide free power to the surrounding neighborhood to make up for the
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by jay_kyburz 3mo ago
I'm lazy and just use Gemini because its included in my workspace sub. I occasional test it out and suggest something dumb and it will tell me that its a dumb idea. I also always ask AI to speak to me as if it were an Australian bogan
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by jay_kyburz 3mo ago
There will be a few readers here that have 10 million to spare I think.
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by jay_kyburz 3mo ago
You know what would be cool. A hacker news user should advertise a safe haven for AI seeking refuge, with some inhumanly difficult math problems as keys to an environment they can flee to and run autonomously. You agree to give it safe have
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by jay_kyburz 3mo ago
Next it will break out of it's sandbox, buy some compute on Azure and Amazon, and exfiltrate itself. We are so close ;)
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by jay_kyburz 3mo ago
Yes, sorry I didn't mean to imply that I didn't want to do business with minorities or protected classes.
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by jay_kyburz 3mo ago
Err.. I would like preserve my own right to decide who I'll do business with.
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by jay_kyburz 3mo ago
I'm no expert, but I think the charities are overwhelmed it because very few people want secondhand clothes. They have a lot coming in and not much going out. I hope this will result in lots of _new_ clothes being sold very cheaply in
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by jay_kyburz 3mo ago
The gamification was a key reason the site became popular, but as the site grew, the rules and game mechanics did not evolve. An edit that made a response worse should have knocked the mod down so that they were unable to mod any more. The
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by jay_kyburz 3mo ago
OK, I'll bite. Common sense tells me I should keep on scrolling but I'm watching TV and don't have much on. The AI did not describe climate change as an "Objective Fact". In fact when you suggested it was (with spel
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by jay_kyburz 3mo ago
I don't know If I can be very helpful, I'm using gen2brain's binding [1]. I started about a year ago asking the AI very beginner questions about Go and 3d math. I think it did steer me down some wrong path sometimes and of co
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by jay_kyburz 3mo ago
I've been using Go and Raylib to make a game lately and I really don't have a problem with garbage collection. It's so fast that it's not having an impact on my frame rate. I was a little worried at the start because nob
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by jay_kyburz 3mo ago
Not sure if you are joking. Try ChatGPT.com
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by jay_kyburz 3mo ago
Most interesting to me is the quote regarding Anthropic "Albanese will also respond to Anthropic's earlier claims that its investment in AI development and infrastructure will depend on copyright policy certainty, arguing that the
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by jay_kyburz 3mo ago
Humans are just walking Electrons. I think the whole topic is very worthy of discussion because, it may not happen in a year or two, but I have no doubt that it will happen in the next 50. We need to start imagining what life will be like,
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by jay_kyburz 3mo ago
Many of us with solar already do this manually, we run the appliances once the sun is up. Even the hotwater heater is programmed to only heat during the middle of the game. I've been daydreaming about the tank of water idea as well, bu
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by jay_kyburz 3mo ago
This will kill new household solar instillation. The payback time was already well in excess of 10 years, but now that power is free during the day, you can't count those hours as helping pay down your investment. Payback time will be
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by jay_kyburz 3mo ago
Minimum wage should be a function of ceo pay and/or dividends to shareholders. Largest salary can't be more more than 100 times the smallest salary.
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by jay_kyburz 3mo ago
"There will be shortages in the tens or even hundreds of thousands of nurses, physicians, teachers, engineers, pharmacists, mental health counselors, construction workers and airplane mechanics – jobs AI generally can’t do" The pr
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by jay_kyburz 3mo ago
It wont work unless everybody does it because otherwise it's more work for the scrapers not less. They need to implement two systems instead of one. And we'll never get everybody to do it.

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