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by la64710 4y ago
Just ask chatGPT anything you would ask a principal or a manager and you maybe surprised about how coherent the answer is. I don’t think the training data is that exotic and may be already there , the agents are continuously learning.
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I beg to differ with the author’s perception ..in all it’s glory I don’t think L7 or principals or even software managers will have a reasonable chance of surviving. Because it is quite possible that agents built on LLM and AGI will be perf
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by la64710 4y ago
This is great start but most enterprises will NOT want to send their data to OpenAI or any third party AI cloud. Since this solution require an OpenAI key I assume internal data will be send to OpenAI. Please let me know if my understanding
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by la64710 4y ago
Question to AI/ML folks : Is there no comparable open source model? Is the future going to be controlled by big corporations who own the models themselves? If models are so computationally intensive to produce does it mean than the mor
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I don’t know about the author but for me personally chatGPT has already replaced 70% of what I used to go to google for. More importantly it saves me lot of time. That is just incredible.
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And except that it actually saved someone’s life
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Cold shower is no real discomfort. Real discomfort is the feeling of helplessness when things are beyond one’s control.
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by la64710 4y ago
Frankly speaking I do not understand why a blog like yours is getting so many hits , whereas surely something like this written by me or 99 percent of the users in HN can never get such traction. I understand the reason for this is that you
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by la64710 4y ago
Question : Write a comment on HN about chatgpt being a code red for Google as people will use chatgpt to search for answers instead of searching it in google. ChatGPT’s answer: It's definitely interesting to consider the potential impa
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by la64710 4y ago
An interesting new material https://scitechdaily.com/ground-breaking-new-shock-absorbing...
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Yes you are absolutely right. You have to learn to leverage AI as a tool and use it the most to your benefit. This is the new way.
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This is quite brilliant . I am sure most of the democrats who could afford to buy a Tesla has already done so and stuck with it - so Musk is now targeting the remaining half of the population ie the republicans. With deep partition ship in
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by la64710 4y ago
I did not read the article but the title of this post begs the question “Why?”. While I can understand the value of entertainment , I think it would be better to have robotic replicas of dinos rather than the real ones. Just my 2 cents.
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I think we ought to take a longer term perspective of things and acknowledge the cyclical nature of things. It is interesting and somehow I think there must be a science behind all this.
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Globalization was sold to the emerging countries and the developed nations were perfectly ok with it as long as the west was winning. Now that emerging countries are extremely more efficient and competitive suddenly globalization has become
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by la64710 4y ago
Well it does save time by generating code snippets. At least worth $5. I am saying this as someone who used it. Caveat - don’t blindly use the code snippet. Test it first!
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Awesome
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What you call fragile butterfly is called being professional. Learn to distinguish.
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That it discourages people who consider throwing F bombs as unprofessional to participate and is this non inclusive.
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1. A software to write and run whole system and software merely from text prompts. 2. Use software produced via (1) to build more software to catch every bit of data from the human body, analyze and superimpose it with data and knowledge to
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by la64710 4y ago
Nothing happens without reason and some of those reasons maybe due to choices made earlier in life. Take responsibility for those choices , and most importantly if someone is feeling lonely please consider to wholeheartedly getting involved
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You have to make a small distinction between groups that are alone and unhappy AND groups that are alone to be happy. To each his own I say.
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Well I have been in many meetings where folks would continuously drop F bombs just to shut others up or to be strongly opinionated. Many years ago these behavior would have been deemed as unprofessional , now in some places people don’t bat
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by la64710 4y ago
Yeah? With growing automation it is inevitable that human beings will have more free time to spend any way they please to. Some would travel to other planets but that does not mean that it should be imposed on everyone. As far as personal g
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Only problem is when you are 50s you are likely to have the time and money but not the energy. Surely it is not the case with everyone but enough to have this cliche pass around for quite some time.
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Sorry but I could not find in the article what is the problem that others are facing due to this so called non working class folks? AFAICT they are just watching videos and playing video games and not hurting anyone (except themselves maybe
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Most shareholders leave the demand and supply planning activity to the companies themselves.They will not consider idling of machines on the factory floor as stealing.
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Because the power of environment is not greater than the power trips of management when they can see their direct reports bow and greet them in the hallways of their corpdoms.
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Well as another shareholder I also wouldn’t mind with idling machines , because I am happy with the current production and profit and I am also happy that my company is not generating unnecessary pollution for unnecessary profit (and as you
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“ Every (legal) job adds value, and if you slack off or don’t deploy your human capital and live up to your potential, you’re stealing societal wealth from the rest of us. That’s selfish.” No it is not selfish as long as the contract is mea

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