jurynulifcation

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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
Junior engineer. Hundreds of applications across 3 months. Nothing but silence and automated rejections. It's got me feeling so down that I'm just going to leave the private sector for military. Get some training, have some job se
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
And in the ideal world, that's fine, but again- hopelessly naive in the real world. Taken to the extreme, why should we not record all audio? And if someone receives an urgent phone call from home, something extremely personal, should
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
Privacy matters at work because the interests of the employee and the employer are in tension. Do you expect an employee to leave every personal item out of work? Should employees expect to not speak of their personal lives, or to have arti
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
I don't consider "there is value in not always having a point, but meandering" to be itself a point, mainly because you don't give a reason to suppose that that is the case or a reasonable case to consider. It seems itse
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
25 year odl here, I prefer phone calls as my primary method of communication, and often place calls as my first method of contact with previously-uncontacted entities. Please check your assumptions :)
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
That's pretty sickening, I hope you keep away from polite society for the rest of our sakes, and hopefully you won't have too much longer to pursue your bucket list.
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
So you're deadset on not making a point
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
I'm technically self employed because I got into a toxic contractorship as my first gig, when I didn't have the knowledge to avoid getting taken advantage of. But it's really just a software shop refusing to hire employees an
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
Sometimes enlightenment is about knowing when to be impolite.
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
There's also probably plenty of space if we force these institutions to pay taxes on their land usage ;p
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
Or let people retain the housing they want and tax the encroaching multibillion dollar institutions lmao
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
"Can" or "can't"?
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
Where do you interview for? I'm sure people who don't want to compete with GPT script kiddies would love to know steer clear, while this is a strong positive signal that there's a jobs program for GPT meat copiers.
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
That job could have gone to someone who like actually knew what they were doing and was honest lol not sure why you want to defend professional and intellectual dishonesty?
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
why wouldn't a cheater just pipe a generative audio model through a small earbud? like that one villain from season 3 of westworld
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
Collecting the passwords is already an egregious overstep, which renders any usage a DAMNING misuse. Microsoft does not have the comfort or benefit of their users in mind, or they wouldn't do this. What a senseless notion. This is furt
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
That's not how ethical disclosure works.
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
If this is true then not disclosing that is extremely unethical of @abidlabs, damn near intellectual malfeasance, and reflects very poorly on the rest of their work.
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
Microsoft Syndrome
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
Hi, as another odd duck here, I'd like to chime in: no, not really, I don't understand why people value these things. If I was interested in seeing them, I'd move near them so I could see them often. I'm really not inter
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
Artists learning to innovate a trade defend their trade from incursion by bloodthirsty, no-value-adding vampiric middle men attempting to cut them out of the loop.
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
Oh, just to be clear, I have no problems with models built on OSINT. My problem is someone doing that, building a commercial product on it, and then telling others they can't do it to them, while also using the money they get from the
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
I was happy to assume it was good faith until Altman started trying to engage in regulatory capture to protect his competitive moat. You are correct in saying we should pursue lawfare against OpenAI to make sure such blatant and widescale t
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
Thanks! Have a nice day. Amy thoughts on the topic of AI piracy?
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
Whatever the laws are, imo it's pretty clear that OpenAI are robber barons of data. It's totally justified to steal from a robber baron. How many people did they ask consent from before hoovering up their data? We should be doing
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
How many terms of service did OpenAI break to gather their initial training set? Turnabout is fair play, this is justifiable piracy.
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
How many terms of service did OpenAI break to gather their initial training set? Turnabout is fair play, this is justifiable piracy.
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Home Assistant Integration for Haier Hon(github.com)
3 points by jurynulifcation 3y ago|0 comments
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by jurynulifcation 3y ago
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