jayd16

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by jayd16 8mo ago
You mean double parking waiting for passengers? Its a taxi, so I doubt it. Maybe there's a way to tell Waymo that they keep using an illegal no stopping zone?
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by jayd16 8mo ago
That covers any random contribution claiming to be AI?
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by jayd16 8mo ago
I guess they mean a car's console. Not a game console.
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by jayd16 8mo ago
Waymo has had blog posts detailing this stuff.
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by jayd16 8mo ago
They're only in a few hyper-local areas.
576.
by jayd16 8mo ago
Offshoring our good, American, pretending to be a robot car jobs.
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by jayd16 8mo ago
If you're selling a new GPU, showing the GPU in the first frame seems like a good bet and perfectly ethical, no? Same for a game, movie, food, car.
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by jayd16 8mo ago
What if I told you younger sales people were trained by more experienced sales people and its not a new thing.
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by jayd16 8mo ago
> 200ms isn't enough time for significant information to be transmitted to a person and for them to process it. I think the point of the flyer is that, surprisingly, it is.
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by jayd16 8mo ago
You're using fiction writing as an example?
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by jayd16 8mo ago
At the very least it shows the capability of the current restrictions are deeply lacking and can be easily thwarted.
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by jayd16 8mo ago
Hope: I want to become a stronger dev. Reality: Promoted to management (of AI) without the raise or clout or the reward of mentoring.
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by jayd16 8mo ago
C# is in the top 5 most popular languages. If MS dropped support I actually think there are a lot of players would be happy to take it up. The real risk would be not dropping it up but instead giving a slow death by drip feeding support or
584.
by jayd16 8mo ago
You'd be hard pressed to convince me, for example, a police dog has morals. The bar is much higher than consciousness.
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by jayd16 8mo ago
How do you figure? It seems dangerously misleading, to me.
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by jayd16 8mo ago
It's pretty wild. People are punching into a calculator and hand-wringing about the morals of the output. Obviously it's amoral. Why are we even considering it could be ethical?
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by jayd16 8mo ago
https://github.com/microsoft/dotnet Check it out yourself.
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by jayd16 8mo ago
That's just a slow response with extra steps. There's also the concept of a daemon process that looks for work to do and tells you about it without being prompted.
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by jayd16 8mo ago
Yes. It happens all the time. You would usually call the features "gimmicks".
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by jayd16 8mo ago
I think this is a subtle but important point. If you use a well regarded library, you can trust that most things in it were done with intention. If an expectation is violated, that's a learning opportunity. With the AI firehose, you c
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by jayd16 8mo ago
Its just a casual writing style, written like how you might describe it verbally to imply the list of ill effects goes on and on.
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by jayd16 8mo ago
I don't think you say "ok now the car is ball bearing proof." Think of it more like unit tests. "In this synthetic scenario does the car stop as expected, does it continue as expected." You might hit some false ne
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by jayd16 8mo ago
> Code is no longer the product of eng work Never was.
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by jayd16 8mo ago
Yeah. RISC is good.
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by jayd16 8mo ago
Or they're busy working on the core product and not screwing around on something that can be bought easily.
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by jayd16 9mo ago
The email server bit directly correlates, too. Will everyone vibe-ops their own email server using AI? Of course not.
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by jayd16 9mo ago
Ok so they cost you reasonably competent people. Those are expensive!
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by jayd16 9mo ago
Are any of these people willing to fund an answer to these problems?
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by jayd16 9mo ago
The point is that there's no gold. It's just a shovel rush.
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by jayd16 9mo ago
> then you buy treasury bonds that pay 4% > used by a generation of investors How short is a generation for investors? Aren't we near 20 year highs as far as US bond rates? I guess the point is that this is more about the Yen tha

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