nprateem

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by nprateem 9mo ago
Twitter was never useful for single users.
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by nprateem 9mo ago
How do you think insurance premiums are calculated?
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by nprateem 9mo ago
Unless you're a doctor you don't know what it's made up though. That's the trouble with AI. You can only be impressed if you know a subject well enough to know it's not just bullshitting like usual.
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by nprateem 9mo ago
Correct. Meditation is really a state. Formal practices just aim to help you get there.
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by nprateem 9mo ago
The Buddha used the analogy that once you reach the other shore you discard the boat. The idea of no longer needing formal meditation after enlightenment isn't new.
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by nprateem 9mo ago
Not a new idea. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enteric_nervous_system
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by nprateem 9mo ago
Jules is slow incompetent shit and that uses tools in a loop, so no...
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by nprateem 9mo ago
Because I want correct answers.
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by nprateem 9mo ago
And we enter the Trough of Discontent...
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by nprateem 9mo ago
How does that work if there's no new data for them to train on, only AI slurry?
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by nprateem 9mo ago
Surely the fundamental difference is one asks actual humans who know what's right vs statistical models that are right by accident.
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by nprateem 10mo ago
You really think asking AI to spaff out some bullshit validates anything?
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by nprateem 10mo ago
Thanks for the heads up, I might give salsa a try this year.
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by nprateem 10mo ago
s/validates/guesses/ Ftfy. You might as well toss a coin.
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by nprateem 10mo ago
This is silly. You aren't competing with amazon you're competing with Anna. If someone is interested in DRM free they aren't stupid. Take the sale but don't take the piss.
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by nprateem 10mo ago
But for me the previous models were routinely wrong time wasters that overall added no speed increase taking the lottery of whether they'd be correct into account.
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by nprateem 10mo ago
Yes, except for the fact that any non-trivial saas does non-trivial stuff that an agent will be able to call (as the 'secretary') while the user still has to pay the subscription to use.
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by nprateem 11mo ago
Yet another homepage that doesn't tell me what it is. Something something gaming. Is it a lib, piece of hardware..? Too bored to find out after scrolling down. Oh wait, they're addicted to deadlocks. Great.
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by nprateem 11mo ago
Really you want automatic transpilation to go. A good Christmas project for someone.
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by nprateem 11mo ago
I know right it's like people are buying future value rather than based on current revenues or something. How long did Apple keep going up following the smartphone revolution?
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by nprateem 11mo ago
I said months ago you'd be nuts to let these things loose on your machine. Quelle surprise.
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by nprateem 11mo ago
Soulless shit?
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by nprateem 11mo ago
Maybe you could tell all her fans how stupid they are and shouldn't enjoy her music. Why not save them from themselves with some of your approved recommendations?
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by nprateem 11mo ago
I thought the same thing. As for Musk... tbh I think as the vast majority of us want things from other people we temper our behaviour. But when you have enough fame and money to do what you want the filters can come off and we can be the se
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by nprateem 11mo ago
I've said it before: smoke DMT, take mushrooms, whatever. You'll know a computer program is not conscious because we aren't just prediction machines.
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by nprateem 11mo ago
Unless you obviously want to benefit by eg retiring/ moving there.
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by nprateem 11mo ago
For some it was a protest vote. And some people are idiots.
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by nprateem 11mo ago
It was too simple. (map { $~ =~ s/.*/$&/r } split /\s/, $^W x $/ ) ~~ tr/a-z/x/r x $!
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by nprateem 11mo ago
OMG they've obviously had a major breakthrough because now it can reply to questions with actual answers instead of shit blog posts.
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by nprateem 11mo ago
You should probably keep supporting competitors since if there's a monopoly/duopoly expect prices to skyrocket.

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