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by nkrisc 6mo ago
Competitor will pay a former customer to complain.
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by nkrisc 6mo ago
I always wondered why I would find so many dead lady bugs around.
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by nkrisc 6mo ago
Because there are countless instances in the training material where a bank robber scopes out the security cameras.
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by nkrisc 6mo ago
People are upset about the deceptive misuse of the trademark. Rightfully so, it’s deceptive and misleading, legal issues aside.
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by nkrisc 6mo ago
They’re selectively socialist.
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by nkrisc 6mo ago
Actually 99% do understand it’s not all factual and do bother to check.
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by nkrisc 6mo ago
That’s the game plan for the AI companies: once companies have massive codebases of critical AI generated code and a skeleton crew of prompt engineers they’re going to be locked in to the AI product to develop anything new. They’re not even
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by nkrisc 6mo ago
No. Being nice to people such that they want to like you (of their own free will) is not manipulative. Being nice so that people might like you is not manipulative. It’s pointing out that if you’re nice to other people, then other people
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by nkrisc 6mo ago
How is he squatting the trademark when it’s actively being used? Not releasing a version for some platform doesn’t make it squatting in the slightest. The port just can’t use the trademark. Call it something else.
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by nkrisc 6mo ago
Gambling addicts will really gamble on anything, won’t they? It’s a bit strange to see degenerate gambling dressed up as “predictions”.
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by nkrisc 6mo ago
Yeah and it would be shit experience for something serious.
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by nkrisc 6mo ago
For me it’s that as soon as I intend to begin a task, I start thinking about every step, and everything that might go wrong at every step, and planning contingencies for every hypothetical problem, and on and on. So suddenly the task seems
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by nkrisc 6mo ago
> What is the specific capability (or combination of capabilities) that people believe will remain permanently (or at least for decades) where a top medical AI cannot match or exceed the performance of a good human doctor? Let's put
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by nkrisc 6mo ago
But what do they do ? I’ve only ever seen them performing choreographed routines or running races. I’ve yet to see one doing something useful, so if you know of an example, I’d love to see it.
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by nkrisc 6mo ago
That’s an incredibly optimistic timeline.
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by nkrisc 6mo ago
The game is to name a larger number. Is infinity a number? Some would say, “no”. Eventually, one of the kids will name a largest number, because no one else will name another and the game ends with a largest number. It is possible that alie
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by nkrisc 6mo ago
Correct. Will they? No, they won’t, because they will die some day.
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by nkrisc 6mo ago
I’m sure a lot of working people would enjoy life more if they didn’t have to work as much as they do in order to provide shelter and food to their families.
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by nkrisc 6mo ago
If your goal is to reproduce it you could just make a cast of the fan and then use that to make a mold. It’d be a bit tricky since you wouldn’t really have a convenient spot for a planar parting line, but should be possible.
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by nkrisc 6mo ago
I’m pretty certain a finite number of pre-schoolers can only recite a finite number of numbers. Yes, they could on indefinitely, but will they ever?
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by nkrisc 6mo ago
Sounds like something used by phishing awareness training. If so, then presumably it didn’t work anymore because they ended that or use a different one.
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by nkrisc 6mo ago
Whoever it was knew exactly what they were doing, and it was intentional.
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by nkrisc 6mo ago
I find it more ridiculous to equate the act of a human learning with for-profit AI training without recompense to the authors of the training material.
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by nkrisc 6mo ago
There are always exceptional cases that won’t apply to just about everyone else. Mozart did more than just play instruments.
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by nkrisc 6mo ago
I’m speaking about negative reactions toward AI created imagery.
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by nkrisc 6mo ago
1. Intuition mostly “muscle-memory” earned from previous experience. 2. Don’t assume you’re the next Mozart. Someone is, statistically it’s not you.
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by nkrisc 6mo ago
Because the existing cultural understanding of art is that someone took the time to create what you’re experiencing. AI generated “art” subverts that expectation. It feels deceptive. Honestly it reminds of Duchamp’s Fountain and similar w
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by nkrisc 6mo ago
> Creating a full plan by yourself feels like a waste of time, since you know the AI can create the same or better plan in a split second. It IS a waste of time if your only goal is the creation of the plan. However, one must be very s
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by nkrisc 6mo ago
Put differently: you get good at what you actually do, not what you think you're doing. If you're not coding anymore, but using AI tools, you're developing skills in using those AI tools, and your code abilities will atrophy
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by nkrisc 6mo ago
I find it humorous that the LLM's "confession" reads like an ascerbic comment you would find here on HN lambasting someone for accidentally deleting their production database, but re-written in the first person.

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