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by matheusmoreira 27d ago
Salaries are about scarcity and leverage, they have little to do with working hours. Nurses pull insane hours and they still don't get paid as much as doctors. Very few people, if any, are going to bust ass in law school or medical sch
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by matheusmoreira 27d ago
How is a planet wide constellation with offensive capabilities not imperialistic? The USA has officially killed the Outer Space Treaty with that system. We really do live in interesting times.
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by matheusmoreira 27d ago
China has been very active in Africa as of late, and it has... Interests in my own country as well.
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by matheusmoreira 28d ago
> The need for actual lawyers will persist I think But will their glamorous salaries persist? That is the question that matters. AI doesn't need to wipe out lawyers. If they just depress salaries enough, virtually nobody is going to
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by matheusmoreira 29d ago
You can value human authorship without automatically ridiculing anyone using AI.
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by matheusmoreira 29d ago
Why do they keep trying weird things? That makes no sense. People just want a browser.
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by matheusmoreira 29d ago
Reading is about learning interesting new ideas, enjoying a narrative. The suffering of the author is beside the point. I can sympathize with the notion that AI writing currently sucks, but not that it's automatically invalid or deserv
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by matheusmoreira 29d ago
Analyze the game theory of what you just proposed. Have AI effortlessly generate an article for your idea, get ridiculed. Put a lot of time and effort into it instead, maybe get ridiculed anyway. It's gonna be a no brainer for a lot of
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by matheusmoreira 29d ago
The issue is metaphysical. If AI can produce the exact same output a human would, does it matter who made it? It's possible for the ideas to come from the author while the writing is outsourced to someone else. Ghostwriting is an estab
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by matheusmoreira 29d ago
Please define "substantially". Exactly how many words must come from my hands and brain in order for a work to qualify as human? Imagine that I write an article manually and keep it to myself. Then I prompt my favorite AI model an
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by matheusmoreira 29d ago
Does everything have to be original and novel? I think reinventing a better wheel is a perfectly good use of AI tokens.
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by matheusmoreira 29d ago
> AI-generated rubbish Implies you'd accept it if it wasn't rubbish. Seriously doubt your filter is based on quality. > you’ve earned the ridicule of the whole world As if human writing immunizes you from that. Published an
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by matheusmoreira 29d ago
Pangram seems to be very accurate. I don't think that's a good thing though. Right now there is a lot of prejudice against AI users, and detection will only encourage that.
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by matheusmoreira 1mo ago
Awesome!
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by matheusmoreira 1mo ago
He's from Brazil, as am I, and I got the same message.
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by matheusmoreira 1mo ago
PC is the flight simulator platform. They're probably amazing to play in VR.
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by matheusmoreira 1mo ago
> This item is not available for purchase in your region :(
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by matheusmoreira 1mo ago
> As long as you can attach a display and USB inputs, your "monitor" or "braille device" can go straight to a vision model, which can then send inputs from your "keyboard". This is awesome!! The local AI rev
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by matheusmoreira 1mo ago
> You have to own the consumer experience. No, we have to own it. I'm so tired of these abusive control freak corporations. I'm actually starting to look forward to these "unaligned" AIs which are just going to igno
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by matheusmoreira 1mo ago
There is nothing they hate more than user agents.
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by matheusmoreira 1mo ago
To replace all the exquisitely paid executives with AIs.
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by matheusmoreira 1mo ago
I came here to post this!
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by matheusmoreira 1mo ago
Yeah. Until the end.
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by matheusmoreira 1mo ago
It looks like we're nearing the end of the personal computing era. Looks like they will get their way. Whether we're regulated out or priced out, it doesn't matter, the result is the same. Profoundly sad.
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by matheusmoreira 1mo ago
> how to tax it without screwing over hobbyist archivists If you're a corporation, you're taxed. If you're a human, you're not.
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by matheusmoreira 1mo ago
Writing an article about compacting garbage collection for my website.
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by matheusmoreira 1mo ago
Trump will be gone soon. CEOs won't.
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by matheusmoreira 1mo ago
I suppose that's to be expected from sociopathic corporations trying to maximize their own self interest. The real problem is the governments acquiesce instead of putting them in their place.
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by matheusmoreira 1mo ago
Couldn't agree more. Better yet: the AI labs get straight up nationalized.
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by matheusmoreira 1mo ago
Only if you're doing cybersecurity or biology stuff. If you're a possible competitor, they will invisibly fuck with Fable's weights instead to deliberately sabotage you.

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