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by nr2x 4y ago
The problem is any TV is smart-free if you don’t give it the WiFi password (as article points out), so I’m not sure why’d I pay more for something that would be harder to sell second hand later on? Personally my TV is offline with an AppleT
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by nr2x 4y ago
A lot of human “decision making” literally happens after some pattern recognition system in your brain makes the decisions. We are all just autocompleting all day. Does ChatGPT “think”? Maybe? Do we “think” as much as we think we do?
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by nr2x 4y ago
Yes, exactly this is what I meant. You can really leverage the API in other systems. CharGPT on its own is cool, but my mouse comment was about NL being a bolt on UX tool. Which is crazy!
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by nr2x 4y ago
It’s all about being very deliberate with your use. People are getting ahead of themselves right now for sure. It’s still a monumental leap in UX!
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by nr2x 4y ago
For my use case I use it for input processing, it’s just amazing that way. Hallucination is a huge problem, but you can avoid it.
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by nr2x 4y ago
Without Nadella footing the compute bills, nobody would be taking about OpenAI. He’s brilliant, he let the start up take on huge risk to quietly claim the gains for m$.
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by nr2x 4y ago
And plenty of reason not to: search ads.
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by nr2x 4y ago
Google also has Sundar and Ruth who’d rather focus on how to get another ad on the SERP than kill the golden goose. They’re not going slow, they just don’t have the leadership for the moment.
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by nr2x 4y ago
Exactly!
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by nr2x 4y ago
That interview is mind blowing stuff.
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by nr2x 4y ago
Google is where ideas go to die.
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by nr2x 4y ago
Natural language is now a fully functional user interface out of the box. This is bigger than the mouse.
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by nr2x 4y ago
…or deaf.
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by nr2x 4y ago
Ah, you didn’t see the forms somebody at google had to fill out to make that form! Three design documents, committee review LGTM, director-level LGTM, VP approval for headcount of person to make the form, HR forms to process head count to m
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by nr2x 4y ago
Yes, the people are where the value is, not a dumb fuck like Sundar.
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by nr2x 4y ago
Yes, but only one of the authors is still at google.
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by nr2x 4y ago
This is why you should just bank with HSBC! ;-)
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by nr2x 4y ago
There are literally hundreds of laws around the world that require banks to monitor for, and report, money laundering. This has been true for decades.
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by nr2x 4y ago
wow, these people make SBF look good in comparison.
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by nr2x 4y ago
It’s here, it’s real, and we have to deal with it as a society. The goal of the “AI Ethics” professional class to have all AI be approved by well-compensated PhDs in corporate labs has always been a paternalistic farce. Common people deserv
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by nr2x 4y ago
As somebody who also taught CS at the graduate level what exactly are you testing with such a question? Are you teaching people to be human compilers? Anybody who thinks an exam is a place to prove their own cleverness relative to their st
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by nr2x 4y ago
Very well aged, thanks for sharing.
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by nr2x 4y ago
I think you’re spot on. Elves and whatnot.
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by nr2x 4y ago
Some of the most famous and wealthy people on earth are in the same union!
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by nr2x 4y ago
Usually it tries to explain code, hence the last one.
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by nr2x 4y ago
I’ve been using ChatGPT to general SQL and it’s either amazing or totally wrong. But that’s on 3.5, I’m fairly sure 4 would be nearly fully reliable.
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by nr2x 4y ago
During a recession with mass layoffs of wealthy tech types who’d otherwise have the cash and curiosity to buy.
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by nr2x 4y ago
I don’t think it’s really accurate to call anything coming from Gurman/Bloomberg a “leak”. I think leadership just use him to signal to Wall Street what their road map is. This is intentional.
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by nr2x 4y ago
It’s literally a manifesto.
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by nr2x 4y ago
Yuuuuuup, this dude is clearly terrified of unionization.

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