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by la64710 3y ago
Somehow I felt that at least part of the articles was generated by a LLM. It’s unfortunate to see that a new bias has started to creep up. Whatever I read now I second guess and I feel it maybe partially or fully generated by LLMs.
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by la64710 3y ago
This is just awesome … I hope it survives all the budget cut etc. let’s archive it.
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by la64710 3y ago
ok so this runs on apple but talks to openai and continuosly keeps sending data from my phone to openAI? no thanks !!
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by la64710 3y ago
Just curious , did you use any LLM to generate code for this? BTW really awesome work!
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by la64710 3y ago
They are going for at least relative parity if not absolute parity.
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by la64710 3y ago
The original poster should think that it is much less distracting than colleagues engaged in meaningless banter and gossip through the whole day , around your cube when you are in office. Very annoying .
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by la64710 3y ago
It’s Microsoft that for years tried to kill Linux and still sharpens the knife.
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by la64710 3y ago
Nice
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by la64710 3y ago
Is there a video somewhere from within the spacecraft at the exact moment of touchdown?
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by la64710 3y ago
I love to see our hard earned tax dollars used for such positive things.
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by la64710 3y ago
The world population also had an attachment to its land but were uprooted and transported and mingled and spread all over the world and has resulted in significant economic development. Get on with the program , it is the new reality.
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by la64710 3y ago
From HTML to CSS to JS to React to God knows what … we have to learn new technologies all the time. Folks should be retrained on new technologies and transferred to new jobs for a nice transition to happen. Why we make it so complicated?
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by la64710 3y ago
Anxiety it says is a call to pay attention to something I am ignoring. Not sure how because anxiety on the other hand makes me focus on something too closely and maybe instead I should step back and say F** it instead?
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by la64710 3y ago
Again it’s a trade off. The same risks with remote existed in offshoring also. Nothing new. You got to have a solid contract and good project management and work with reputed companies. But sometimes it will just make more sense to not do r
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by la64710 3y ago
If you are so worried don’t hire remote. You get what you pay for.
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by la64710 3y ago
Yet all the CEOs are screaming in unison - get back to office get on with your commute and pollute the earth more. Neither the government or the politicians or the CEOS or even the common people are willing to reimagine a more sustainable w
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by la64710 3y ago
Monetize good networks …
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by la64710 3y ago
Ah excellent - new full time job requirement AI BS human detector. Congratulations !
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FDA approved AI powered 30 min full body scan MRI(ezra.com)
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by la64710 3y ago
So essentially the job of the radiologist is to carefully compare what the AI generated with the report to ensure that the generated text is correct. So in fact the radiologist now has to read both pieces of text (AI generated and the repor
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by la64710 3y ago
ChatGPT did exactly what it is supposed to do. The lawyers who cited them are fools in my opinion. Of course OpenAI is also an irresponsible company to enable such a powerful technology without adequate warnings. With each chatGPT response
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by la64710 3y ago
The first question a headline like this comes to mind is : What are those PCs (including laptops) being replaced with? Obviously a PC/laptop can only be replaced with another one. So the aggregate demand generated by replacement needs
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by la64710 3y ago
All the American exceptionalism and associated lone hero image was fine and dandy till the west was winning in the global stage.The urban culture got imposed on every other country of the world and in this model of development it was expect
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by la64710 3y ago
Most comment proves how readers easily see through garbage article like this nowadays. Maybe transparency is a good thing after all.
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by la64710 3y ago
Very well written article. Author talks about his own journey in this space from usual skepticism to belief and why it feels different this time. But it certainly is very well written. I doubt if a LLM can write like that.
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by la64710 3y ago
It does not matter if Musk had an emerald mine or not. For sure he turned a diamond mine (Twitter) to a shit pool. Do you trust him to be the CEO of your company? Ask yourself. I personally want a level headed guy.
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by la64710 3y ago
1995 lot of people We’re using the internet. It was made of dial up modems , terminal servers , BBS , AOL , IRC chat rooms , Alta vista search engine , emails , browser (probably Netscape or earlier can’t remember) … but yeah in 1995 lot of
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by la64710 3y ago
The main thing is that banks are failing without a vibrant commercial real estate market. Of course the common men and women are too stupid to understand that according to these CEOs , so all they can do is make up some bullshit ideas about
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by la64710 3y ago
If you ask any manager today almost all of them will say they would like to hire more but new headcount is frozen.
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by la64710 3y ago
Greed is ever present and even the most meditative have to continuously check himself.

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