nozzlegear

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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
Yeah, they also generate images!
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
> We should be paying attention to it just in case it ends up mattering enormously. It's cheap insurance. This sounds a lot like the argument some people give for praying and going to church even if you aren't a believer. &qu
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
What? It certainly keeps more information that a 15 second transcript.
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
History shows that deeply serious and knowledgeable people are just as susceptible to drinking the koolaid as anyone else, if not more susceptible.
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
It's software bro
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
Uh, yes?
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
Model welfare is wishy washy bullshit. It's software, it doesn't have feelings. > Why do you think your conception of the dangers are more accurate than all the scientists who have spent their lives studying this? Do the Chines
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
Human memory keeps more information than this feature does.
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
The lady doth protest too much, methinks.
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
This but unironically
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
Enlighten us?
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
Better error rates are an argument for AI into the process, but that doesn't justify making it the decision maker. Ethics concerns more than just the error rate, it also concerns the accountability, ability to appeal, due process, expl
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
You could and still can do both from your carrier, it's pretty standard. In my experience, it's somewhat uncommon for people to actually buy their phones outright unless you make a lot of money (like the folks who tend to frequent
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
The fact that it works with the pencil is a huge selling point for me. I wasn't really interested in a folding iPhone, but having something I can write on without also needing to carry an extra device or pocket notebook is really cool.
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
Apparently they did a long experiment with Stylex at Shopify and found that it was "a wash in every metric": https://xcancel.com/argyleink/status/2095253698431844607
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
I guess where I'm going with my question is that if some ne'er-do-well AI wants a large drone army, then it needs to somehow hack all of those drones unnoticed (or hack the virus lab). Hacking some drones is surely doable, but ha
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
People have been leasing phones since at least the mid naughties, they just did it via their carrier. I distinctly remember standing in the Alltel store in 2006-ish, before it got gobbled up by ATT, and wondering if I could afford the extra
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
I don't think luxury phones necessarily need to solve problems. They're just luxury phones, people who can afford them will buy them because they like them, not because they're solving problems.
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
You get the choice to pay the remaining value of the phone and keep it, or enter a new "lease" agreement for a brand new phone at the end of the term. The formula is simple: purchase fee = device list price – lease payments made –
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
> $2,000 for a phone? > I assume the people who would buy something like this have enough money not to care, and also would not care about the second part of my comment, because they want New Thing or use their phones enough for it
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
> with fake hand movements I don't get this complaint. People talk with their hands, it'd look more fake if they just stood there all stiff and wooden.
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
I might be wrong, but I'm pretty sure they mentioned both Face ID and Touch ID in the stream. They wanted to add Touch ID because of the various angles people might use the phones with. Also mentioned that it'll unlock with your A
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
Where does the AI get the sufficiently large drone army?
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
Normally I'd agree, but I can't see how OpenAI has proven trustworthy at this point. How do you know they are doing it correctly? How do you know their models aren't escaping containment and training on your shit? What is
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
I think this is some sort of built-in bias we all have. I'm pretty bearish on AI, and to me I get the impression that generally most comments are heavily pro-AI, or pro-OpenAI/Anthropic. I think we're just biased to see and r
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
Interesting to note that his popularity is at the lowest it's ever been though, and he appears to be losing support even among his base. What he's doing is not loved by anyone. https://www.natesilver.net/p/tru
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
In Bob Woodward's book on the first Trump presidency, Trump shows a fixation with trade deficits and trade imbalances. His cabinet would try to explain that the US having a trade imbalance with South Korea (one of the topics in the boo
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
Why is the take uninformed? You didn't address anything about the part you quoted, wherein reasonable people were allegedly pushed out long ago.
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
Will somebody please let Professor Tao know that he's simply experiencing a skill issue?
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by nozzlegear 1mo ago
Ah okay, I was thinking stuff like political propaganda or something, but I think yours makes more sense.

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