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811.
by natch 4y ago
The greater good here is what tools like GPT in its various flavors and interfaces are offering. Learning is good, not bad. Get a grip.
812.
by natch 4y ago
Pretty sure there will be a cost to those people eventually for believing lies. Over time, evolution will take care of it. By which I don’t just mean survival of the fittest people / brains, but also survival of better memes (in the Da
813.
by natch 4y ago
That old world where we care about that is done. Time to move on and figure out how to work things in this world. Which will also be good practice for what else is coming, because the changes aren’t going to stop.
814.
by natch 4y ago
I think they just got lazy and entitled. Maybe ChatGPT will be the scare they need. It feels bad though; they almost don’t deserve the energy this fight will give them.
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by natch 4y ago
One physical button to wipe, without even leaving the wheel. How hard is that? And they wipe automatically otherwise. Not sure what you mean, unless you mistakenly think it’s necessary to go through some screen menus to find the controls.
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by natch 4y ago
Both can be true. You can have buttons AND screen, like in Tesla for example. Not to mention voice and beyond that even simply automation. Of course some people will say Teslas don’t have buttons, but those people don’t know what they are t
817.
by natch 4y ago
> And then you have to figure out which weights contributed the most to an output. Why do you have to, though? What do you hope to trace back to exactly?
818.
by natch 4y ago
Reading this, it’s clear a tool like InvokeAI (built on Stable Diffusion but with potentially a lot of human input in a mouse-driven GUI) could certainly qualify for human authorship under their principles.
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by natch 4y ago
This line of thought is harmful and helps nothing imho. I thought I’d have an open mind and read the “why” section. > it helps your audience recognize your human-first approach So, no. Refraining from using AI is not a human-first approa
820.
by natch 4y ago
ok
821.
by natch 4y ago
Thanks.
822.
by natch 4y ago
How do we deal with winter now? We do just fine. Heat pumps will only help since they are so much more efficient. The gas can still be used as long as needed, but in a centralized way. And as to the grid, it’s not impossible to improve it i
823.
by natch 4y ago
All that is fine. Humans are good at solving problems and getting shit done. The path to solving this one has been clearly laid out by people who do in fact deal with physics and get shit done, in the most recent Tesla investor day presenta
824.
by natch 4y ago
You call that manufacturing?
825.
by natch 4y ago
One would think new manufacturing jobs in the US would be increasingly robotic over that timeframe.
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by natch 4y ago
I find his questions to be mostly rhetorical and for that reason super boring. As sincere questions, interesting. But as rhetorical questions in the way he's using them to just make a point, no. I also had a conversation with ChatGPT a
827.
by natch 4y ago
I love the conversations about the code with ChatGPT though.
828.
by natch 4y ago
You can fairly easily use it to then collaboratively create the missing module though.
829.
by natch 4y ago
>That is not the case here. When you have a thousand cars plug in to charge at the same time, you need enough power to service that load. Batteries at point of consumption are a thing. Said batteries can be charged up when power is avail
830.
by natch 4y ago
How do you know it’s unlocked upstairs when you are downstairs?
831.
by natch 4y ago
Good to know, thanks for pointing that out!
832.
by natch 4y ago
Sounds like a great opportunity for some upstarts to come in with new takes on categories that were previously dominated by someone who is resting easy not updating their app.
833.
by natch 4y ago
That ”more money from elsewhere” option. Family money is not to be underestimated. And even people from poor countries can have vast fortunes due to entrepreneurship or corruption or inheritance.
834.
by natch 4y ago
I mean, it is Dow Chemical…
835.
by natch 4y ago
I’m not saying that you specifically need to hear this, but for anyone reading and for the record, electric vehicles pollute less than gasoline cars even when considering the pollution at the source of power generation, and even if that sou
836.
by natch 4y ago
Whoosh.
837.
by natch 4y ago
Question for the author, so, happening on a link to this, are we just supposed to know what Mermaid is? Why not provide a link or a short summary? Edit: I mean sure, we can google it [ https://mermaid.js.org/ ] but the questi
838.
by natch 4y ago
Very odd to read such a writeup that while seemingly pretty comprehensive, nevertheless completely misses mentioning of alternative tools like InvokeAI (yet another wrapper around Stable Diffusion) that allow, at least in the web GUI versio
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by natch 4y ago
There’s the reward conferred by being able to get further into shallow areas and take advantage of the additional food options they might offer over and above what’s available in deeper water. Transition zones are abundant with life and thu
840.
by natch 4y ago
This intentionally does not match some states that currently do not have R- representation, but by coincidence of letter combinations lets some others through. Fixing this is left as an exercise to the reader.

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