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by oh_sigh 4y ago
Has he predicted that his future predictions will be as successful as his previous predictions?
752.
by oh_sigh 4y ago
And it really should be a week or two. You can grind through hell on optimism for a day. Doing it day in and day out is the hard part and may highlight different negative aspects of the job compared to just showing up for 8 hours
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by oh_sigh 4y ago
What is even the purpose of using ML in this?
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by oh_sigh 4y ago
Metcalfe's law is about network impact or value, not about connections.
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by oh_sigh 4y ago
Sure, but it's much easier to be on the defensive here rather than the offensive. And it implies your site is popular enough to warrant anyone reverse engineering it anyway. Since the adblocker strats are necessarily public, you could
756.
by oh_sigh 4y ago
Then you make it so the AdBlock checker is the one that actually loads/displays the content
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by oh_sigh 4y ago
Sure, people don't know what they want. But the point is there won't be a need for some intermediary person between AI and the end user. Whatever the AI prompter brings to the table will quickly be provided by the AI itself. If a
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by oh_sigh 4y ago
AI will quickly obviate the need for prompt engineering, since it can just mimic the best prompt engineer in the world and interrogate the user about what they really want.
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by oh_sigh 4y ago
Well, you could just do permaculture with native species.
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by oh_sigh 4y ago
Why would sufficiently advanced AI even need a prompter? The AI could play the role of the greatest prompter in the world, and ask the same questions to the end user that the human prompter would.
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by oh_sigh 4y ago
Don't forget the hinny - a mule is only a male donkey/female horse offspring - hinny is the reciprocal and has very distinct characteristics, similar to how tigrons/ligers are distinct.
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by oh_sigh 4y ago
Ironically you're showing evidence of racially biased thinking with your comment because you're almost certainly envisioning an Arab even though anyone from any race can be Muslim.
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by oh_sigh 4y ago
It doesn't make much sense. A more likely explanation is just that Facebook wants self directed people, and doesn't have much of a system in place for people who need to be hand held.
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by oh_sigh 4y ago
Communications and astronomy seem like very reasonable uses of space. Comms because how much of the planet can be seen/covered be a single device, and astronomy to bypass information loss from the atmosphere.
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by oh_sigh 4y ago
You're right that it won't be - the difference is the tools for building those things were not distributed across millions of different people. It was distributed across only a small number of governments.
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by oh_sigh 4y ago
I think Google actually got it right for how hard it is. They've pumped billions of dollars into it and their vision was always long term, and they decided to completely skipping the dangerous L2-3 "immediate driver attention may
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by oh_sigh 4y ago
You're still allowed to make art even if machines do it way better. I play guitar and there are millions of people better than me, but I still derive pleasure from it.
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by oh_sigh 4y ago
They must have really wanted that Instagram handle.
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by oh_sigh 4y ago
How does it compare against human doctors? Perhaps something about caring for animals attracts depressed or possibly suicidal people in the first place. Just an anecdote, but within 1 month in 2018, the lady I adopted my dog from(Stacey Rad
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by oh_sigh 4y ago
Every student might get an absolute boost, but the relative gap may even widen. Consider students who can afford to use cutting edge, expensive to train/run models, vs students who can only use off the shelf, older models.
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by oh_sigh 4y ago
If there are random pictures of their kids in the background of some photo posted to Facebook, how are they not anonymous anymore? I'm reminded of the scene from Jurassic park, where nedry is chastised for using a man's name durin
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by oh_sigh 4y ago
No one is asking anyone to feel sorry for them. They got punched in the nose, and they just don't want to be punched in the nose again.
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by oh_sigh 4y ago
Sure, it is a time period that causes people to stop and reflect. I'd wager more people reflect on their lives at 10/15/20/25 years after hs/college graduation than their 11/16/21/26 years after
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by oh_sigh 4y ago
You could always donate $500 to him. And if he won't take it, you could pay a freelancer $500 and task them with tackling some of the open issues that are present in the tracker.
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by oh_sigh 4y ago
- According to some guy with no direct knowledge of the situation.
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by oh_sigh 4y ago
His audience is fanboys, not aerospace engineers. So it makes perfect sense. He may be a fanboy but that fanboyism got him a trip to the moon.
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by oh_sigh 4y ago
Were the mailboxes part of the contract, or were they a "here's a nice thing we're giving you for free" deal sweetener?
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by oh_sigh 4y ago
My theory is it's just about boundary pushing. When you're younger, the boundaries are closer and easier to find because you have limited experience with the world. As you get older, The boundaries appear to extend farther and far
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by oh_sigh 4y ago
I understand you can just check the pressure during a blower test to see if there are leaks, but how do they actually identify where the leaks are? Go around all over the house with a smoke gun?
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by oh_sigh 4y ago
The prices would go down if Venezuela had sufficient domestic car production. As it stands, they made 8(yes, 8) trucks and zero cars a few years ago.

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