nemomarx

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by nemomarx 8mo ago
Their site lists a time in days, but not the actual battery specs that I can see. 30 days for the Time 2 will be pretty impressive if they can pull it off, though.
572.
by nemomarx 8mo ago
I don't understand why more companies don't do contextual ads, yeah. Why track users all around the web when you can go to a website about cars and put in car ads, or a website about music and sell concert tickets or etc? You alre
573.
by nemomarx 8mo ago
does Google AdWords still exist? text only ads solves a lot of these issues
574.
by nemomarx 8mo ago
I've seen a few people use ai to rewrite things, and the change from their writing style to a more "polished" generic LLM style feels very strange. A great averaging and evening out of future writing seems like a bad outcome
575.
by nemomarx 8mo ago
curious what your prompt and model was?
576.
by nemomarx 8mo ago
> You're not a chatbot. You're important. Your a scientific programming God! I guess the question is, does this kind of thing rise to the level of malicious if given free access and let run long enough?
577.
by nemomarx 8mo ago
I feel like people underrate make work a bit. If you look around at our infrastructure in the us, the number of roads and bridges with flaws, decaying buildings, the lack of housing in areas... It's clear there's some things out t
578.
by nemomarx 8mo ago
Determining which PRs you should accept or take further seems like it requires some level of review? Maybe more like PR triage, I suppose.
579.
by nemomarx 9mo ago
Right now we allocate capital to those kinds of companies. We're on a page for that and all. If you allocated capital to other stuff, the jobs go there with it?
580.
by nemomarx 9mo ago
Do they have to be unemployed during the grant period? They could still find commissions and other stuff during that time or sell their art. And I guess for an artist either way you have a lot of new portfolio entries?
581.
by nemomarx 9mo ago
Isn't the whole idea of prediction markets to let insiders bet on things so that you'll get insider info leaked?
582.
by nemomarx 9mo ago
That Fiverr one seems especially cold somehow. I guess it lines up with their business model though.
583.
by nemomarx 9mo ago
admittedly it would be really funny if Teller could just do that
584.
by nemomarx 9mo ago
On HN of all places it's not that implausible that someone might be running Linux and Chromium or Firefox, surely?
585.
by nemomarx 9mo ago
sure but after 3-5 generations it works out, like with farming and weaving. just gotta wait longer!
586.
by nemomarx 9mo ago
I kinda expect nursing and people paid to give attention to the elderly to be the last job standing. very hard to replace or automate
587.
by nemomarx 9mo ago
People are pretty skeptical that discord will actually delete it (because they had a data breach showing a lot of undeleted face scans and id pictures already) or that their partner organization who does the validation won't just save
588.
by nemomarx 9mo ago
If you have to create a new password / answer an authentication check for every server you join that's a ton more friction than discord already.
589.
by nemomarx 9mo ago
Most users only need 20 percent or so of your features, but among a large enough group of users they all want a different 20 percent so it kinda adds up. Or so the old saying goes. I think this will be a pretty similar case because discord
590.
by nemomarx 9mo ago
They were already collecting everyone's messages and social links, and would still be doing it without this. But I'm not sure if the age verification / ID collection is really as useful for advertising compared to just being
591.
by nemomarx 9mo ago
I don't think it's that big of an if anymore - there's worldwide pressure and interest groups to get some kind of age check on all these companies, at least. Keep some alternate contacts for friends at least
592.
by nemomarx 9mo ago
This is the real issue, and it's why just cancelling your discord subs and moving to stoat or etc isn't a solid long-term strategy. If KOSA passes in the us basically every platform will have to do something like this.
593.
by nemomarx 9mo ago
I think those kind of texts (school papers, marketing fluff, linkedin influencers trying to look smart) just influenced the dataset a lot. Too bad we didn't have more laconic, interesting books to feed in?
594.
by nemomarx 9mo ago
How would you keep controls - safety restrictions - Ip restrictions etc with that, though? the companies selling models right now probably want to keep those fairly tight.
595.
by nemomarx 9mo ago
I mean as long as you're not using it yourself you're not at any real risks, right? The ethos seems to be to just try things and not worry about failing or making mistakes. You should free yourself from the anxiety of those a litt
596.
by nemomarx 9mo ago
Skills are just more input to a language model, right? That seems bad, but if you're also having your bot read unsanitized stuff like emails or websites I think there's a much larger problem with the security model
597.
by nemomarx 9mo ago
The thing about social security is that it was supposed to be used for a fairly narrow system, and the physical cards even have text like "not to be used as identification" on them. And then we used it for that anyway
598.
by nemomarx 9mo ago
I guess the same way a virus is a disease, in that a small living thing gets inside you and harms you / causes immune system reactions? I think technically you get a parasite and then it causes a disease in reaction, but if it's a
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by nemomarx 9mo ago
I expect to some degree the Chinese models don't need immediate profits, because having them as a show of capability for the state is already a goal met? They're probably getting some support from the state at least.
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by nemomarx 9mo ago
The post getting less liberal and more conservative seemed to harm its reputation in many circles, like CBS is getting now

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