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jncfhnb
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2y ago
> Second concern is people trying to hack it in case the LLM took shortcuts on security. This… warrants some self reflection.
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jncfhnb
2y ago
Really feel like point number two weakens your overall point here
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2y ago
Fingers crossed they’ll finally enable sending files to people
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2y ago
Remember ~10 years ago when everyone was talking about how greatly valued liberal arts degrees were because they “taught critical thinking”? Idk if it’s just because I’m no longer concerned with college but I sure haven’t heard that in a lo
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2y ago
> Should centralized money come to pass many of us will just move to local food production, bartering and ignore the tax system all together. Doubt
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2y ago
Life hack: don’t need things you can’t afford
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2y ago
Seems unlikely
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jncfhnb
2y ago
No I don’t think so Once you have a few dimensions on a normal or other distribution there’s not a lot of content that’s in the middle.
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2y ago
I don’t agree personally. I went to school about 10 ago to a private University (nearly full ride because universities used to care about PSAT performance for no clear reason). My school was heavy on co-ops meaning it was more job outcome f
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2y ago
With AI you extend into a complex plane of effectiveness
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2y ago
Definitely not people staring blankly at low quality drivel alone for hours
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2y ago
That sentence is the follow up analysis. The effect disappears if you adjust for age.
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2y ago
The origin the dispute is not so much arguing that Genesis must be literal but that acknowledging evolution diminishes the special uniqueness of the human soul
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2y ago
Depends on how you characterize the War of Northern Aggression I suppose
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jncfhnb
2y ago
By evolving it sounds like they also mean shrinking
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2y ago
Honestly I feel the takeaways are the opposite. There’s no point in building something non functional now simply because it will be replaceable with something functional later. You should either do it without AI or not do it at all. You’re
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2y ago
> The raw compute needed to brute force any problem can only be known after the problem is solved. There is no sane upper limit to how much computation, memory and data any given task will take and humans are terrible at estimating how h
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2y ago
I’m not surprised by that. I am surprised by failure to police accounts. I was under the impression you needed photo ID these days to get an account.
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2y ago
As someone who recently had a kid, I guarantee you’ll get flooded with very targeted baby stuff quickly. Not just fliers, but literal product samples. I assume insurance or something sells the data.
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2y ago
Don’t they have safeguards against duplicate genuine accounts? How are folks making duplicate malicious ones?
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2y ago
The target one always seemed like bullshit to me. They don’t have any magic algorithms. There were likely some hard tells that she was pregnant. As in something like a doctor’s office told them.
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2y ago
Why not delete the account
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jncfhnb
2y ago
Hubble‘s gonna outlive the JWST.
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2y ago
I think that’s just a bit of privilege on the value of $9 personally
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2y ago
I mean sure? I’m just voicing my intuition from before seeing data as someone who does not live in New York or in a congestion pricing affected area.
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2y ago
Personally I doubt it. Most goods would continue to be imported. Wealth would flow in from the government and then flow out to external entities. Local service jobs don’t make for much of an economy unless you have tourism.
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2y ago
No? What would they do that creates value?
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2y ago
Nope These policies don’t affect me
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2y ago
If you want to get overly pedantic, money is not fungible either then. Sanctioned currency, dirty money that needs laundering, etc. But that’s just being purposefully oblivious to the context we are talking about
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2y ago
I personally would not have expected the level of changes noted in the article I would have expected car usage to be inelastic and for this to basically just become a tax on commuters
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