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jononomo
3y ago
Sounds like you're just scared of facing the fact that God exists.
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3y ago
Yes, I've interacted with the kids. They decorate their desks with Harry Potter paraphernalia and they boast about their eating disorders.
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3y ago
Fortune favors the bold.
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3y ago
My motto is "don't trust anyone under 30" -- because in my experience they just don't know enough yet to have valuable opinions and also because the kids these days have a value system that deifies mental illness and vic
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3y ago
We don't even have a main culture anymore, so there is nothing to counter.
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Saverin had to sue Zuckerberg to get the money though, which is what the guy in this story is also doing.
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3y ago
I have always been bewildered by the anti-meeting sentiment in the tech community. There seems to be an assumption that meetings are bad. But obviously, meetings facilitate communication. You can waste a lot more time by not having a mee
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3y ago
Where does automation come into this?
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3y ago
All financial data should be shared with the government. Also, the government should have access to your ID and social security number and address.
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3y ago
There should be only one tax site, it should be operated by the IRS, and, as US citizens, we should not be required to disclose our financial information to any private company in order to efficiently file our taxes.
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3y ago
I wonder if ChatGPT has resulted in less demand for basic web dev services.
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3y ago
Yes. And keywords!
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3y ago
I read The Unbearable Lightness of Being when I was about 21 and I remember thinking it was utterly boring and pointless. I just didn't get it. Maybe I was too young?
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3y ago
Yes.
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3y ago
It is interesting that you think functional programming is somehow more difficult or less powerful than object-oriented programming. I have found the opposite to be the case. Functional programming makes it easier for me to debug programs
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3y ago
Yes, I'm a mystic. I'm happy to bite the bullet on that.
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3y ago
No. After you've asked ChatGPT to write 5-6 poems you'll get a sense for how profoundly uncreative it is as a poet. It's not going to "incrementally" be anything other than a dead-as-a-doornail algorithm.
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3y ago
That's the way I view astrology.
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3y ago
Once you've fabricated data, then your name should be dirt in academia forever. End of story.
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3y ago
My understanding is that other people in this field, such as Amy Cuddy, who popularized "Power Poses", have also been revealed to be frauds.
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3y ago
Do you understand what LLMs are? Of course they're not going to have original ideas because they're not alive and they are not intelligent. They're just dead-as-a-doornail algorithms.
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3y ago
ChatGPT isn't going to have any new or original ideas.
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3y ago
creativity
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3y ago
It is wild how seriously people are taking the development of these LLMs. There is talk of them leading to the extinction of life while neglecting to consider that we can't even build self-driving cars, let alone have a robot clear th
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3y ago
Crap. I hope he gets raked over the coals in interviews and is constantly badgered about his dishonesty.
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3y ago
P.S. The world is not made of objects -- this classic essay is perfect on the subject: https://www.eecis.udel.edu/~decker/courses/280f07/paper/King...
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3y ago
Yeah, it makes sense for HTML -- there is no easy way to differentiate sentence-ending periods from other periods. This is just one of those things that gets worse as technology improves. Another example is phone connections -- phone conn
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3y ago
Ok, you prefer to deal with entire classes of bugs in order to keep using objects because you incorrectly think that objects model the world better. I used to have the same perspective, and all I can say is that you'll either grow out
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3y ago
I don't understand why someone would want to run Linux on a desktop.
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3y ago
Okay, so apparently, HTML has chosen to degrade readability, which is a bummer.
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