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I have a 2018 Model 3 and in 7 years I have had no issues with reliability. The charge port is a bit wonky and stays up/down, sometimes I have to force it up. That’s the only problem in 7 years, and it’s just a small occasional annoyan
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Does it drive? Does your car still drive? How is your car a brick because it doesn't have an AI chatbot in it? Absurd article. I don't want AI enshittication anywhere near my car.
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Can you quote a any specific portion of my comment from which you inferred anger? Also, do you not understand that reducing an American person’s wages, by having a Honduran guy come into the country and do his job for half the price, then u
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Be specific, provide examples. Much of the things brains do that we call intelligent are totally unknown to us. We have, quite literally, no idea what algorithms the brain employs. If you want to talk about intelligence, I don’t know why yo
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That is not a basis. LLMs do not even exist within the same plane of intelligence that AGI would. NanoGPT gets us no closer to AGI than Tylenol gets us to curing cancer. And predictions about when we'll "cure cancer" have bee
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It prevents Americans from noticing and voting in response to the actual problem, which is an aggressive and systematic effort to undercut American wages at all levels of the working class, with immigrants, both legal and non-legal. They&#
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Remember the dotcom bubble? There are still websites, by the way. Doesn't mean it wasn't a bubble.
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Prices have risen by orders of magnitude, untethered to any measurable fundamentals, then crashed, multiple times. I'm not sure what other definition of bubble you're operating with...
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Why do LMMs overuse these patterns of speech that aren't overused in the wild?
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I am genuinely baffled by this reply. Every single sentence you've typed is complete and utter nonsense. I'm going to bookmark this as a great example of the Dunning-Kruger effect in the wild. Just to illustrate the absurdity of y
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I also prefer an external terminal. I can't articulate why. I don't care to change.
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The actual title is just as click baity
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There isn't. The title is totally clickbait. Anything "brain-like" that fits into one single paper is bullshit.
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There are many ways to do it. How good of a way it is depends on what the market rate is for a 20 something possible unicorn/probable dud. People in that age range sometimes have a nice set of traits like youthful self confidence and t
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This may just be wishful thinking, but is it reasonable to hope that it won't hit the middle class as bad this time around? Seems like most of the people holding the AI bags are the very wealthy, and it doesn't seem like these AI
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If someone averages only the guesses from this subset, they’re ignoring the conditional selection effect, that the dataset (the set of guesses) is biased by the very act of being willing to guess. So the "average of guesses" doesn
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No serious person is predicting that. There are a few categories of person who are making those predictions: - AI CEOs, who require hype to be able to keep hemorrhaging money long enough to... hemorrhage more money - The poor AI researchers
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Karpathy was in charge of the autonomous driving unit, while Elon was in charge of playing video games, calling random people on Twitter pedos, making flamethrowers, poaching a bunch of NASA engineers and selling them back to the government
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This is kinda a hilarious coincidence, because I just watched a podcast with Andrej Karpathy, the guy who was running their autopilot program back when the sage "fully autonomous in one year" predictions kicked of their 15+ year l
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Oh I'm sure they'll also demand bailouts... because... China
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I get the vibe that they're all very aware of how deep into plateau territory they are, with no clear path toward the AGI they've been lying about for a few years, so now they're trying to come up with ways to keep the hype t
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Help! Reddit is spilling over into HN :( RIP internet.
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> What doesn’t work, exactly? And when you say “others like you” - what do you mean by that? What kind of person do you think I am? Why do you assume I experience cognitive dissonance? Well since you’re the one who started playing identi
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How do you know they weren’t? The evidence I have is that ICE has stated it. Until I see evidence indicating otherwise, I will withhold my outrage.
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Since we’re pulling numbers out of our ass, I think AGI is 500 years away. But really, I don’t know how we’re going to define it, but if AGI means computers can outperform me at all cognitive tasks, I’d bet money that’s not going to arrive
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No probable cause? So you are truly convinced that out of hundreds of thousands of interactions with ICE, those 170 people who were actually arrested, didn't meet any of these criteria for arrest? Are you really that far gone? A protes
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Law enforcement don't have to be "fighting for their lives" in order to arrest you. The Cops can and will arrest you if you're impeding their duties. Prosecutors don't have to charge you, and often don't when i
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No. Accuracy is not there for most things that people get paid to do. Because of this, manual verification is required for everything that matters if it's AI-generated. This manual verification takes a lot of time, and must be done wit
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> "...extent of their on "smash and grab" raids in these places is definitely unprecedented" There was: - Operation Wetback - Trail of Tears - Barack Obama's entire presidencry https://en.wikipedia.org
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The people elected the politicians who appointed the Supreme Court justices (the governed giving their consent). If the losing side wants to get politicians into power who are more sympathetic to their causes, they should try to appeal to g
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