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by kimnamjoon 3y ago
#11
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by kimnamjoon 3y ago
"Well, my brother has done four seasons of Westworld and five seasons of Person of Interest, which are amazing, prescient explorations of artificial intelligence and the security state and data security. That, and look, I’m a huge fan
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by kimnamjoon 3y ago
"Well, my brother has done four seasons of Westworld and five seasons of Person of Interest, which are amazing, prescient explorations of artificial intelligence and the security state and data security. That, and look, I’m a huge fan
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by kimnamjoon 3y ago
"Well, my brother has done four seasons of Westworld and five seasons of Person of Interest, which are amazing, prescient explorations of artificial intelligence and the security state and data security. That, and look, I’m a huge fan
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Chris Nolan: 2001: A Space Odyssey "says everything there is to say about AI"(theatlantic.com)
1 points by kimnamjoon 3y ago|0 comments
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by kimnamjoon 3y ago
basically: Elon Musk's grandfather was an antisemtic conspiracy theorist who loved apartheid.
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by kimnamjoon 3y ago
Stephen King, Zadie Smith, Elena Ferrante, Michael Pollan, and others
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by kimnamjoon 3y ago
"I’ve calculated that 85 percent of bachelor’s degrees awarded to Black students go to Black folks raised in the middle and upper classes. For daily life, the result is this: In any office—in any room—where a bachelor’s degree is a pre
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Why are weather apps still so terrible these days?(theatlantic.com)
47 points by kimnamjoon 3y ago|26 comments
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ChatGPT will end up creating more work than it saves(theatlantic.com)
3 points by kimnamjoon 4y ago|3 comments
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by kimnamjoon 4y ago
On the one hand, OpenAI appears to be adopting a classic mode of technological solutionism: creating a problem, and then selling the solution to the problem it created. But on the other hand, it might not even matter if either ChatGPT or it
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by kimnamjoon 4y ago
lol yes "plural pizze but no one ever uses it"
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How bad the pizza box is(theatlantic.com)
78 points by kimnamjoon 4y ago|141 comments
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by kimnamjoon 4y ago
'James Cameron has always been a director who harnesses the latest CGI advances to whip up thrills, but with Avatar: The Way of Water, his first film in 13 years, he faces an undeniable challenge. Can audiences still be wowed, given th
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Avatar: The Way of Water Puts Most Modern Blockbusters to Shame(theatlantic.com)
4 points by kimnamjoon 4y ago|2 comments