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by josho 3y ago
https://tildes.net/ It’s a small community that has been up since 2018. It’s open source as well. Note: I’m not affiliated just a user of both Reddit and tildes.
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by josho 3y ago
I think on this issues it’s conservatives that make a solution untenable. Conservatives are going to be against giving out living space. So that kills any housing first policies. The alternative has to be something that a politician can spo
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by josho 3y ago
The problem is that some groups have no problem taking facts and distorting them into untruths. We truly are living in an age of alternate facts. I’ve read papers put out by research groups that were easy to debunk. Most people won’t go to
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by josho 3y ago
You’ve correctly identified the issues with media today. Rage inducing articles are easier to read and get more views. As soon as you introduce facts then very quickly it becomes a nuanced debate on the issue which is far less interesting b
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by josho 3y ago
This is interesting. Are you familiar with products like Gong and Chorus.ai for call recording, and outreach.io for automated emails? If I look at products like Gong it is very much a pain killer. It makes it possible for managers to coach
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by josho 3y ago
Of course they didn't build privacy/security measures. And it was the right business call as well. By not building privacy and security aspects they were able to invest in growing marketshare. That growth enabled their $1b Amazon
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by josho 3y ago
If your name is John Smith and you want your pii removed the filter can't just handle any occurrence of J Smith, it needs to be scoped to a particular Smith and to do that the context of the prompt is helpful/needed.
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by josho 3y ago
Those users won’t be affected by password sharing restrictions. The implementation details take into consideration those scenarios.
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by josho 3y ago
> we've become blind to systems-level thinking Well said. A consequence of no longer having a congress/senate willing to work across the aisle is that it takes so much political capital to pass a bill that there is no fuel left
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by josho 3y ago
American exceptionalism leaves some Americans with the mis-guided belief that there is nothing to learn from other countries. I couldn't help but laugh seeing your comment was downvoted at the time I read this. What Americans should co
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by josho 3y ago
> reading competency starts at home, not in the classroom. You are correct. Those students that read with their parents and learn at home have a significant advantage. Our education system however should do everything that it can to help
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by josho 4y ago
Social media is correlated with many negative issues. Like depression, suicide, etc. meanwhile playing sports is correlated with many positive outcomes. It’ll take some time to prove causation. But I think we have enough evidence to know th
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by josho 4y ago
The flip side is there is an entirely new skillset required to successfully leverage the cloud. I suspect those cloud skills are also higher demand and therefore more expensive than hiring for people to handle hardware issues. Personally, I
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by josho 4y ago
Sometimes you get so deep into the weeds that it's difficult to come out and hit the high-level summary. The parent's use of AI sounds like a perfect tool to help get the brain out of the 100ft view and into the 30,000ft view to w
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by josho 4y ago
We have more wealth in the world than ever before. The problem is that it's distributed through something like a power law curve where a tiny proportion keeps all the wealth. If we changed that wealth distribution to something closer t
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by josho 4y ago
I think we've had a few small scale experiments with UBI that showed it likely improves the lives for many, while not acting as a disincentive for others. If nothing else, bad employers would have to improve how they treat their employ
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by josho 4y ago
I’m thinking about underwriting. The people that assess the risk of granting a loan or insuring property. These are highly trained specialists. We won’t be able to take gpt4 and replace their job directly, but we’ll mix gpt with other risk
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by josho 4y ago
Current conservative influence will delay UBI adoption. We'll first have to experience years of massive unemployment with no signs of improvement before we'll see something like UBI be instituted. It's going to make for an in
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by josho 4y ago
You are imagining that overnight we'll just use chatgpt to answer if a loan should be granted to a customer, and of course it can't do that reliably. But think turning that decision into steps that we can chip away at the problem.
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by josho 4y ago
I work at company that uses AI to automate about ⅓ of the job of trained licensed professionals. Looking at GPT4 those licensed professionals are now completely irrelevant. It's going to take years to build the supporting software arou
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by josho 4y ago
Do you have any sources, after a quick google I wasn't able to find much on lobbying that is done onbehalf of drivers.
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by josho 4y ago
> maybe an agency could put up comment periods for specific industries The problem is there is no agency with a financial incentive to support the individual drivers. The drivers don’t earn enough on their own to create meaningful repres
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by josho 4y ago
You’ve taken a narrow interpretation. Drivers have zero ability to set their rate.
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by josho 4y ago
I think you missed the point. Companies are not citizens therefore, op argued, as non citizens they should not have a voice in election outcomes. It’s a fair point, as a comparison we don’t allow visa holders to vote. I also suspect the cit
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by josho 4y ago
I imagine drivers prefer this because they saw the alternative was going back to being screwed over by the taxi companies. At least this way when they get screwed over by Uber they have a bit more say in when and how it’s being done and whi
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by josho 4y ago
The department that sets employee phone policy is not the same department that would run an investigation on elections.
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What will be interesting is when we design a fighter that doesn't have to accommodate a person. Its size can likely shrink and its performance envelope can be completely re-thought. E.g. Similar to the move from pets to cattle in compu
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by josho 4y ago
How are people getting more money in their pockets every month? Most Americans are not sitting on cash earning interest.
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It may not be so far from the truth. As an example Canada has a temporary foreign worker program that has been abused by employers to keep wages low, work conditions abysmal, and threaten the workers with sending them back home to ensure co
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by josho 4y ago
Your perspective is refreshing. I realized I was in a rut seeing the opposite perspective, that costs via things like SOC2 compliance were driving up barriers to lifestyle like businesses.

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