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by milkshakes 1y ago
well, for one, "datacenters instead of paychecks" is nonsensical. openai doesn't operate their own datacenters, they in fact write checks to people who do, who in turn write their own checks to their employees. it sounds like
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by milkshakes 1y ago
what does this even mean?
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by milkshakes 1y ago
https://openai.com/index/expanding-economic-opportunity-with...
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by milkshakes 1y ago
well, he did add this important note. now he only uses lidarr for managing his collection Important Note: Always ensure you're obtaining music through legal channels
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by milkshakes 1y ago
because you can't enjoy your pina coladas on the beach if your phone keeps buzzing every 10 seconds.
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by milkshakes 1y ago
i actually really like your product for what it's worth. don't listen to the haters. hackers build things. i just won't use it, and nobody should, unless they can understand exactly how it works and reason for themselves abou
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by milkshakes 1y ago
you're building a tool that is designed to sink its tentacles into peoples' most personal accounts and take unsupervised automated actions with them, using a technology that has serious, well known, documented security issues. you
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by milkshakes 1y ago
Or they could take that money and actually improve the UX instead of needing an AI to navigate it?
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by milkshakes 1y ago
isn't it not a great idea to put magnets right next to magnetic hard drives?
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by milkshakes 1y ago
what is your proposal exactly?
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by milkshakes 1y ago
it sounds like you are describing "mental health" issues. the provider of mental health care is.... the health care system.
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by milkshakes 1y ago
everything is vulnerable. the question is, has this researcher demonstrated that they have discovered and successfully exploited such a vulnerability. what exactly in this post makes you believe that this is the case?
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by milkshakes 1y ago
maybe you should stop trusting random people on the internet making extraordinary claims without proof then?
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by milkshakes 1y ago
> The issue is that you have to put in more effort to solve a problem using AI, than to just solve it yourself conceding that this may be the case, there are entire categories of problems that i am now able to approach that i have felt d
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by milkshakes 1y ago
luxury features like... the windshield wiper https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-53666222
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by milkshakes 1y ago
yes, this has been studied: https://web.archive.org/web/20100708230258/http://people.csa...
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At Amazon, some coders say their jobs have begun to resemble warehouse work(nytimes.com)
580 points by milkshakes 1y ago|867 comments
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by milkshakes 1y ago
how else would you evaluate a designer if not by their track record? ive has a proven track record of conceptualizing and delivering category defining products. isn't that exactly the skill set that would be called for in this case? if
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by milkshakes 1y ago
you must really have an axe to grind, you've commented three times on the same article with how much you hate ive. you're right his later work was a little frustrating, but he's also the same guy who brought you the ipod, the
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by milkshakes 1y ago
considering that the deal is "an all-stock" one, that would not be a great bet.
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by milkshakes 1y ago
there's a two week window in which reviews are accepted, after which the reviews are released. https://www.airbnb.com/help/article/13
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by milkshakes 1y ago
that is exactly what they do
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by milkshakes 1y ago
we'll see who's laughing in five years
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by milkshakes 1y ago
don't forget the smartest guys in the room
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by milkshakes 1y ago
sorry! that might get me in trouble. i didn't get in trouble for registering the alias, though i did remove it after getting one too many disturbing emails. that didn't stop me from registering it again at my next employer, where
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by milkshakes 1y ago
i nabbed complaints@apple.com for a while. that was pretty scarring actually.
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by milkshakes 1y ago
the incumbent advantage is the default distribution. defaults matter
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by milkshakes 1y ago
except, by your own admission, nothing has been replaced? you can still push the quick wash button. the only difference, is that the default choice trades off cleaning time for energy savings. what is your argument against consumers having
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by milkshakes 1y ago
this isn't a comments section for an article, it's a reverse job posting by a human. you appear to be taking pot shots at the commenter with a stated goal of exposing their lack of depth in one of the technologies they listed in t
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by milkshakes 1y ago
there's a time and a place, this is clearly not it.

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