ngngngng

8 ms·

61.
by ngngngng 4y ago
How would we keep it as low as 10-20%? 60% of employees in the US are knowledge workers. That number is similar for most wealthy nations.
62.
by ngngngng 4y ago
We're always sure to get the pseudoephedrine. We call it "the meth stuff".
63.
by ngngngng 4y ago
This reads like you had an LLM write an ad for you
64.
by ngngngng 4y ago
> At a certain point in the very near future, it will become necessary to stop heeding the legal and ethical barriers which protect that power. I really wish I didn't agree with you. The people that said to keep your guns were right
65.
by ngngngng 4y ago
To be frank, you don't have to look long to find ample evidence of our government being a disaster. COVID is fresh in everyone's minds and everything about that situation was horrifically mismanaged. We all know the healthcare sit
66.
by ngngngng 4y ago
For added context, with really good insurance I've paid about $4000 for both of my children. That's just out of pocket cost, of course I pay very high premiums and my company covers a large portion of the cost themselves. Both of
67.
by ngngngng 4y ago
I've generally been a very optimistic person, and even when surrounded by "doomers" I've avoided joining them. But I'm increasingly of the opinion that there is no smooth way to solve the problems we've created
68.
by ngngngng 4y ago
> I suppose the next intriguing step is for it to not just spew the boilerplate but pick on its own what are the best components to connect - hard to predict how far away that might be. There are already working demos of ChatGPT writing
69.
by ngngngng 4y ago
Something a lot of people aren't considering is the added power the LLM will have once we are building systems from the ground up specifically for the AI to use. Right now it's doing a decent job with languages and tools that are
70.
by ngngngng 4y ago
> Laws can't and shouldn't substitute good parenting. Right. Why did we make smoking illegal for kids? Should have just let the parents stop them. Why did we make child labor illegal? That was just bad parenting allowing the k
71.
by ngngngng 4y ago
> The hidden agenda does seem to be keeping Mormon youth from encountering materials critical of LDS church truth claims. This is a common claim of online commenters that seem to have no first hand experience with the LDS faith. There is
72.
by ngngngng 4y ago
> (Honestly headline should be: “Utah bill gives parents full access to their children's online accounts, including posts and private messages”) Cool, lets do that. I witnessed and experienced the mental health crisis Tumblr caused.
73.
by ngngngng 4y ago
As a parent I'd much rather my kid gets pregnant in high school than kills themselves. I witnessed and experienced first hand the mental health issues that Tumblr caused so I consider myself qualified to speak on this.
74.
Ask HN: Likelihood that legislation protects certain industries from AI?
2 points by ngngngng 4y ago|4 comments
75.
by ngngngng 4y ago
> there's no guarantee that the plausible-looking text they spit out isn't complete bullshit. Sounds just like Doctors.
76.
by ngngngng 4y ago
> There is something to be said about how dangerous it is to offload your entire workflow to entities that you are competing with. Or have unpredictable morals. Yep, this is why I stopped using Github Copilot. But now we're at the p
77.
by ngngngng 4y ago
We'll soon see the point where AI can generate text, video, voices simultaneously. All of the tik tok/reels style content people mindlessly scroll all day will be AI generated, delivering money to only the AI's creator, and n
78.
by ngngngng 4y ago
> if an artist can be replaced by it, maybe that artist deserves it. I say this as an artist, 36 years of experience. This is such an insane take to me at this point. I've used a few of the AI art generators and there is close to ze
79.
by ngngngng 4y ago
> I'm a SWE but I'm trying to purchase land and invest in things that AI can't replace, like food production, hehe. Agriculture will make a strong comeback this decade. Forget airbnb, a farm is where the $$$$$ is going to
80.
by ngngngng 4y ago
Yes, but we have to admit that a roided-up auto-complete is more powerful than we ever imagined. If AI assistants save a log of past interactions (because why wouldn't they) and use them to influence future prompts, these "anthrop
81.
by ngngngng 4y ago
My recent hot take is that students should never learn on a language older than they are. There are so many options, why did I have to battle linker errors in my intro to CS class with C++? Nothing we were doing required C++.
82.
by ngngngng 4y ago
Looks great in firefox reader mode
83.
by ngngngng 4y ago
Nothing you stated here supports the claim in your first paragraph. Weekly church attendance is not a requirement of religious affiliation.
84.
by ngngngng 4y ago
“[Mormons] are just the worst type of people, from what I’ve experienced and what other people have also experienced.” Can you imagine that being printed about any other minority in any serious publication? This article was published days a
85.
by ngngngng 4y ago
Ice cream is very good
86.
by ngngngng 4y ago
Not sure but there are tons of hot moms in my area looking to meet
87.
by ngngngng 4y ago
I had the 12 mini and then paid a few bucks to upgrade to the 13 mini during a promotion at a local shop. The 13 mini battery life is better which I really appreciate since my phone is my GPS device when I'm in the backcountry without
88.
by ngngngng 4y ago
I wanted this and it didn't exist, so now I use an iPhone 13 mini. I'll likely replace the battery on this a few times since rumor has it the mini model won't be continued. It's too bad that Apple is running entirely on
89.
by ngngngng 4y ago
Huh, this seems quite pleasant, just added both of my google accounts. Having touch controls to archive emails (which is most of what I do anyway) is great, and I find the noises enjoyable as well. Maybe I'll mute them eventually.
90.
by ngngngng 4y ago
Inbox by Gmail ):

More ›