mattigames

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by mattigames 1y ago
There is 2 things that are gonna help a lot, one is better classification, in that regard advances will help purge itself, just like our digestive system filters what we don't need models will do the same, e.g. scientific and factual m
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by mattigames 1y ago
I don't think that AI being somewhat good is the main stopper, it's that we know for certain that it will improve at a giant pace, the very same prompt that triggers a mediocre book today will trigger a good book tomorrow (as an a
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by mattigames 1y ago
I would be a little disappointed if that wasn't the case, after all we have been there quite a while in regards to the art models.
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by mattigames 1y ago
If you read the other comments made by this user they are exactly the political leaning you expect, including support for the BBB among other similar opinions.
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by mattigames 1y ago
When your colleagues are accelerating towards a cliff being left behind is a good thing.
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by mattigames 1y ago
"Who was your best friend in your childhood?" "The AI teddy bear, definitely, I remember every single ad he would tell me, then I would nag my mom to buy me those toys, good times"
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by mattigames 1y ago
Slightly related: Given the lack of resources to prevent art from being absorbed by LLMs I suspect we will soon see art galleries where you cannot take photos or record anything, art strictly made to be viewed by humans only.
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by mattigames 1y ago
For the way you speak you seem to be fairly certain that they still gonna need you as it's user, that they aren't going to find a better monetization than selling it to people like you (or even small companies in general), I would
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by mattigames 1y ago
I don't want millions of people being able to one-click generate texts that can emulate my style and thinking without even reading anything of what I have wrote? > "Hey have to pay for it, so you will make money" The bubbl
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by mattigames 1y ago
Just from the environmental perspective is pretty immoral, the energy being consumed it's ridiculous and now every company is in an arms race making it all worse.
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by mattigames 1y ago
Isn't that much more expensive and therefore less likely to be approved?
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by mattigames 1y ago
Or show them in place they cannot have any way to copy it onto a digital medium.
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by mattigames 1y ago
Hit then where it hurts would be political action, not individuals switching to Firefox, that does nothing.
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by mattigames 1y ago
I hope sometime soon the US and other major countries backtracks that decision, and make it fully opt-in not opt-out
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Ask HN: If I write a book, is there a legal way I can stop LLMs from reading it?
3 points by mattigames 1y ago|12 comments
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by mattigames 1y ago
"proper capitalist system" aka fantasy capitalism, an utopic capitalism that lacks operations/tasks where deceiving is cheaper than doing things correctly, yes I am one of those that don't believe that such thing is comp
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by mattigames 1y ago
It doesn't sound like English, at least in my brain it doesn't register as English, and I may have found a plausible reason: If you look up the amount of English words with the letters "iarda" on them you only find 3 wor
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by mattigames 1y ago
In the meanwhile you can say one thousand millions (for what Americans call a billion), like the local tv news does, and for the bigger one say just say millions of millions (what Americans call a trillion), that should be unambiguous enoug
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by mattigames 1y ago
It's only "mistakenly" until it becomes the norm, which as another Spanish speaking person, I bet that will be the case no long in the future.
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by mattigames 1y ago
In the long system how is a billionaire called? A milliardaire? That doesn't sound right.
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by mattigames 1y ago
A bit strange that it doesn't have an example of mobile input, the main gaming platform of these days.
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by mattigames 1y ago
Yes they do manipulate them into being active on social media, among other ways by faking having private messages with them, which of course they will talk about on their circles: "Within the past few years, the industry has pioneered
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by mattigames 1y ago
You completely omitted the most disturbing part that is much less common in western music, the manipulation of hordes of fans to unrelentingly post about their bands on social media, where is easy to find them complaining that a website blo
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by mattigames 1y ago
It may be good for the tourism industry, it's definitely not good for the mental health of the "stans" https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=DhJgv3rEzHo
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by mattigames 1y ago
In many ways I find Korean music to encapsulate the worst parts of capitalism, the way they order the younger and most impressionable (AKA manipulable) fans of k-pop bands to post about those non-stop in their social media accounts to the p
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by mattigames 1y ago
Pretty sure TikTok filters do the same and was also a major influence in using that term
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Ask HN: If AGI were invented tomorrow which countries would fare better?
29 points by mattigames 1y ago|67 comments
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by mattigames 1y ago
Exactly, another instance where perfect can be the enemy of good, many times you are better out deploying something to prod, have some fairly good logging system and whenever you see an spike in slowness you try to replicate the conditions
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by mattigames 1y ago
If you search "survey would you travel more if gas was cheaper?" in google you get an AI summary saying "Yes, lower gas prices would likely lead to increased travel for many people. Surveys consistently show that the cost of
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by mattigames 1y ago
That gas is cheaper is "no reason" to use your car more time? People are likely to think more reasons to travel if is easier to travel, the barrier to entry is always an important deciding factor, e,g. if I visit my romantic part

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