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by ngngngng 3y ago
The "less bureaucracy" is the lack of the same trademark policy. That's literally it. They're not threatening to sue you if you don't include disclaimers on everything you do while using their language.
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by ngngngng 3y ago
I mean clearly the highest IQ people I’ve ever worked with. The smartest people I’ve worked with that are developers.
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by ngngngng 3y ago
Do you have a source for any of those claims? Higher divorce rate or rate of violence?
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by ngngngng 3y ago
That’s called Mormonism
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by ngngngng 3y ago
Who are you?
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by ngngngng 3y ago
Is there a difference between cheating in school and hacking school? I think so. I almost never studied for math tests in University. They were all multiple choice and I found it easy to logic out the only possible answer to the question ju
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by ngngngng 3y ago
Ha. My defense is that my west coast US accent is closer to what Brits sounded like at the time of the American revolutionary war than a typical London accent is today.
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by ngngngng 3y ago
When I'm talking to British friends they'll often repeat back what I said and exaggerate the rhoticity of my western US accent. I'll poke back with a "It's chewsday innit bruv?" Seems pretty common.
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by ngngngng 3y ago
This changed my life. I'm unfamiliar with that app, I use Cold Turkey Blocker and iOS screen time. My wife keeps the passwords if I need to make changes or unlock things.
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by ngngngng 3y ago
Maybe. It just seems to me that every single angle of AI has this same moat issue. It's like the generation ship problem. Send a ship to the stars today, and before it gets there technology might advance such that the second ship we se
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by ngngngng 3y ago
Any wrapper that needs writing speaks to a gap in the AI's current capabilities. I just don't see why or how I would put man-hours into trying to close that gap when a future model could eclipse my work at any time.
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by ngngngng 3y ago
Really interesting to look at this from a product perspective. I've been obsessively looking at it from an AI user perspective, but instead of thinking of it as a "moat", I just keep thinking of the line from Disney's Th
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by ngngngng 3y ago
Also significant to note that much of this AI boom was due to the UI of ChatGPT that gave everyone easy access to the model. Perhaps much of the improvements to be had in GPT-5 will also be found in the UI. I mean UI in the broadest possibl
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by ngngngng 3y ago
Note: 25 states allow marriage at 16. 8 states allow marriage even younger.
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by ngngngng 3y ago
That's a myth based on a single very flawed study that's 15 years old. Every study since then has Utah in close to last place for porn consumption per capita.
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by ngngngng 3y ago
It's not interesting if you are at all familiar with Mormons. The problem is people are only familiar with us from Under The Banner of Heaven saying we're all violent extremists or countless reality TV shows painting us all as pol
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by ngngngng 3y ago
Only 1% of Utah practices polygamy while the Majority of Utahans are Mormon.
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by ngngngng 3y ago
Thanks for appropriately labeling this a conspiracy theory. As a Mormon in Utah I find this absurd, but conversations on Mormonism online are pretty tricky, so you come to expect absurd claims like that. I support this law on its face, but
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by ngngngng 3y ago
> So.. what, you have to enter a license number or a picture of a license to let people into a porn website? How does that prove anything other than someone has access to a license number/picture? This is such a common argument for
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by ngngngng 3y ago
Pornhub is already requiring ID in Louisiana, which has a similar law. But their traffic has gone done significantly because of this. It seems to be that blocking Utah is a strategic PR move to try and make these kinds of laws unpopular. Le
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by ngngngng 3y ago
> Unofficially, polygamy is still widely practiced in Utah as part of the official doctrine of FDLS Why does all the rationality I come to expect on hacker news go out the window once my religion is being discussed? Or is it I only notic
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by ngngngng 3y ago
Your usage of the word travesty is a tragedy (and ironically, also a travesty)
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by ngngngng 3y ago
> they spend $1000s of dollars testing for The subtext you're missing here is that GPT with access to the entire corpus of medical data could undermine the entire money printing machine (referring to US healthcare here). What test w
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by ngngngng 3y ago
Have you ever had interactions with police? Did you find them psychologically balanced?
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by ngngngng 3y ago
Just flag the comment
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by ngngngng 4y ago
It struck me yesterday that the biggest thing keeping me using Google is no longer there. I'll regularly run into an issue while writing software that I'm "stuck" on, leading me to open dozens and dozens of tabs in a fru
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by ngngngng 4y ago
I find constant copilot suggestions kind of annoying but I really enjoy keeping a GPT-4 tab open as a pair programmer. The 25 request limit per 3 hours has been fitting my workflow just fine since I mostly use it when I'm stuck on a pr
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by ngngngng 4y ago
What will happen when asking AI its opinion on someone is part of a background check?
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Feds propose cutting Colorado River water to CA, NV and AZ by up to 1/4(deseret.com)
1 points by ngngngng 4y ago|1 comments
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by ngngngng 4y ago
Maybe we can time AI killing us all with nanomachines in line with these 4 being on the moon so our species can survive?

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