mola

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by mola 3y ago
I find it weird that such lazy superficial thinkers are the rulers of our age.
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by mola 3y ago
In some respect being a software engineer today is really hard. OTOH you want to do the right thing, so you don't want to invent a solution yourself. So you look for available resources, you go online. There you're going to encoun
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by mola 3y ago
These companies are exploring bad business behavior all over the world. US is exporting wholesale anything that is detrimental for democracy. It's nuts
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by mola 3y ago
If that were true, then manipulation of the masses through media would be impossible. And you wouldn't see so much resources in to advertising and propaganda. We are susceptible to changing our minds. Some of us more by logical argumen
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by mola 3y ago
Perhaps, but Altman turned an open non profit org to a for profit closed org. So why should we continue to take his arguments at face value?
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by mola 3y ago
Flying (the type done commercially) is a much easier task than driving, well maybe except for takeoff and landing where the majority of miles are not spent. The pilot can basically sleep most of the way.
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by mola 3y ago
You really underestimate the quality of our eyes. The dynamic range is astounding and I'm pretty sure the cameras used by Tesla don't come close.
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by mola 3y ago
But the very act of striking is hurting the business, that's the whole point. It's the only leverage workers have. Ofcourse actual vandalism is different, and there are laws against it. But allowing for suing damages caused by str
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by mola 3y ago
So he doesn't think AI is a risk for extinction. But he signed off on it. Doesn't he understand he was duped. Why was he surprised by the coverage? Does he not understand that this whole thing is a PR stunt by OpenAI for Mr Altman
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by mola 3y ago
As long as no one wants to withdraw, then there's no problem. And policing by concent puts the burden on achieving that state on the police.
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by mola 3y ago
Yeah and they finally get their 15 minutes. Obviously they'll take it...
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by mola 3y ago
The "risks" from AI are far more mundane from this AGI taking over the world and extinction level event nonsense. It's the usual, more power to the few, less power to the workers. Easy manipulation and control of the masses b
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by mola 3y ago
What about all of us plebs who work at small companies not able to self host these models viably? This is the point OP was about. They want us to use their model at our jobs, while they are the first to disallow it at their offices.
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by mola 3y ago
Well, this will give em time. Right now LLM have become a commodity. Everybody is got them and can research and develoo them. OpenAI is without a product, it has no advantage. But if the general public will be limited. It'll be hard to
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by mola 3y ago
Sounds like Altman used his personal relationship with Microsoft CEO to do this meaningless PR stunt, so he can more easily pursaude stupid money to actually invest in this.
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by mola 4y ago
It's funny, I feel that most of the worst offenders are those that synthesize continental philosophy with American analytical tradition. The continental thinking becomes a prescription to be followed and applied analytically. And you g
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by mola 4y ago
All digital data is just bytes...
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by mola 4y ago
Not a lawyer either, but I think it's different because it's not a person...
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by mola 4y ago
Oh my, that some overreacting... The only thing the openAI sanitizers want, is for the generated texts to not be too inflammatory. To not denegrate, be overtly racist or any other text that will cause PR trouble for openAI. The whole mind c
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by mola 4y ago
For me it's weird you think that the origin of crime is lack of order. I mean that's the last step in a deteriorating society, but the actual reason comes much before. It's an unfairness a lack of common narrative of well bei
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by mola 4y ago
FYI Wiz CEO is former head of cloud security in Microsoft....
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by mola 4y ago
I spent 20minutes being gaslighted by it trying to convince me some very obvious false logical statement in set theory is true. It wouldn't for a second admit any doubts and would just say it's sorry I'm confused and that it&
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by mola 4y ago
Let's say we have chatgpt spew out theory after theory that challenge "mainstream archeology". Should we entertain these just because it's not mainstream? Weird logic.
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by mola 4y ago
They actually like hiring new grads. Building slowly and soundly is not bad for the GDP.
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by mola 4y ago
What dictionary are you using? Impacted is being strongly affected by something. It's a vague term that avoids using the specific thing that happen: people were laid off. Being impacted could also mean got a promotion.
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by mola 4y ago
Oh boy, the ethics problems do manifest in the real world much more than alignment problems. If only for the simple reason that ethics problems can and do arise in the use of very simple models (logistic regression) and are not precondition
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by mola 4y ago
Laid off. I can understand why YC PR would use that weird language, but why copy it?
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by mola 4y ago
Not sure amount of views or likes really matter. If you are interested in profiting from your kid, you will actively promote their content. It's rare to reach a lot of popularity without active promotion. I would draw the line there. A
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by mola 4y ago
Well, this is how disrupting the healthcare system looks like. There's no other end state when you make the goal of the system make as much money as possible.
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by mola 4y ago
Article is proof that rationalism without empiricism is useless. It just drives to weird dead ends for no reason. Before theorizing for explanation of an effect check if the effect actually exist? Bah, this article is such a waste of comput

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