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m3t4man
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m3t4man
2y ago
LLM engages with UI in a pragmatic way. It doesn't care about aesthetics or structural complexity, it doesn't care about latency or tactility. It doesnt have anywhere close to similar preferences and reasons for why it Vs a human
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m3t4man
2y ago
I think the goal you describe is categorically wrong. If what you say was the case - billionaires wouldn't exist. Capitalism's primary focus is production. The more you produce, the more you are rewarded. Quantity has better profi
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m3t4man
2y ago
It's also not hard to understand why people seek that kind of fulfillment at work. It is something we dedicate most of our day to for most of the week
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m3t4man
2y ago
Why would you assume that? Modality of engagement is drastically different between the way LLM engages with UI vs human being
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2y ago
From what I know, I think intelligence evolved as a result of us being fragile relative to other animals. Our offsprings are completely helpless for the first year. We aren't as fast, strong, or resilient as most wild animals; So we ha
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2y ago
Maybe morality isn't discussed enough. People can proclaim that morality is subjective and hence less worthy of consideration or overall less important as a result of not being a constant in all people; However all of us have things we
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2y ago
I disagree. Frustration wouldn't come from having to care for 10-30 people, but from inadequate systems that would fail to facilitate effective care for this many people simultaneously. Id bet if there was a reliable and effective mean
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2y ago
I disagree. There's plenty of historical and present evidence of people who cared deeply for a collective of people (country, village, town, group, family). There have been people who would risk their lives, and in some cases commit su
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3y ago
> source? Search up neuroplasticity. > there's nothing that can improve intelligence.. Maybe in other mamals and animals in general, lol. But with humans it's a slightly different story. Our brain stays plastic for quite
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3y ago
Not to mention the effects of chronic drug use on aforementioned neural systems.
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3y ago
I think that's a bad comparison, though I see the point you are making. Height is determined by your genes, yet its also affected by your environment during your development. Something similar could be said about Intelligence, though
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3y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Job_Corps