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by parineum 1y ago
It's funny that a movement can be so successful and not just underestimate it's success but completely misunderstood the directionality of the trend.
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by parineum 1y ago
The Department of Education and standardized testing are to thank for a lot of that. It seems like the idea has gotten more controversial since a certain administration has considered getting rid of it but, since it's inception, it&#x2
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by parineum 1y ago
The milestones your citing are all milestones of transformers that were underestimated. If you think an incremental improvement in transformers are what's needed for AGI, I see your angle. However, IMO, transformers haven't shown
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by parineum 1y ago
> However - it is absolutely clear that AI powered coding will continue to improve... Based on what precedent?
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by parineum 1y ago
Those are differences of magnitude, AGI is a difference of kind. No amount of describing pictures in natural language is AGI.
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by parineum 1y ago
You must not follow sports very close. Every time a young supports signs his first big deal, people freak out and compare it to the last superstar's deal. "Young players getting too much money before they earned it" is a trop
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by parineum 1y ago
> and started a startup You bring up the only relevant data point at the end, as a throw in. Nobody outside of academia cares about your PhD and work history if you have a startup that is impressive to them. That's the only reason h
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by parineum 1y ago
> This is highly regional. Maybe openly but I don't know of a place where a cop will stop you and ask what's in your red cup. Parent commenter is a narc.
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by parineum 1y ago
> or one of them, it's genuinely a stretch to call it "HSR" How fast is California's HSR? That's both sarcasm and an actual question. It doesn't go anywhere now but I keep hearing it's speed get downgra
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by parineum 1y ago
> Only when it comes to rights. "Corporations are people" means a corporation is people, not a corporation is a person. People have rights, whether they are acting through a corporation or not. That's what Citizens United
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by parineum 1y ago
> Reality is probably that there’s a backlog item to implement a view, but it’s hard to prioritize over core features. It's even harder to prioritize when the feature you pay to develop probably costs you money.
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by parineum 1y ago
It's never been stable, that's the arbitrariness op is talking about.
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by parineum 1y ago
Actually, a single point can prove you wrong but a lot of data is needed to prove you right. The reply mostly agreed with you, they said 4/5 was cheaper but 1/5 wasn't. Your statement implies 5/5 is cheaper, the other po
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by parineum 1y ago
> Precedent was set 6.1.2020 When he lost and left?
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by parineum 1y ago
CA has been a one party state minus a couple governors my entire life. You'd think the Democrats would have this place running like a well oiled machine by now.
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by parineum 1y ago
Do you think one example proves your point?
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by parineum 1y ago
I'm not disputing any of that but the idea that you can trust what you read on an app like that is the issue. Trust is a hard thing to come by online, even when people aren't anonymous and speaking publicly (Facebook or any other
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by parineum 1y ago
If you're boss is on the app.
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by parineum 1y ago
> One user’s story stands out: Sarah, a 28-year-old from Chicago, posted about her ex, who seemed charming but turned violent. After escaping the relationship, she learned he was active on dating apps. Her Tea post detailed his behavior
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by parineum 1y ago
> money equals speech Another great and misleading quote. > With Citizens United I started by trying to determine what rights I didn't have before the ruling. That's an easy answer. You didn't have the right to make a
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by parineum 1y ago
Was it available in the USSR?
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by parineum 1y ago
> There are laws that created departments that the president does not have the power to destroy. That's true but what you're leaving out is that those laws were passed by Congress to give their authority away to these agencies
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by parineum 1y ago
It never is a person. The Citizens United ruling determined that the people in the corporation have the right to free (political) speech, regardless of the coalition they are part of. Everyone pretty much agrees with this, The Democratic pa
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by parineum 1y ago
The more apt comparison seems to be somewhere closer to an athlete that played sports with his friends all day instead of weight training for that same sport and getting instruction. Most people excell with guidance and instruction but ther
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by parineum 1y ago
Do you not think that corporations are composed of people who have rights?
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by parineum 1y ago
A good, experienced plumber would make a lot more than that in CA.
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by parineum 1y ago
> Starting in the late 1990s... How old were you then? People have a tendency to remember some time period when everything was carefree and you didn't have to worry about how much stuff cost and all this new, great stuff was happeni
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by parineum 1y ago
> a good king... Now compare a good king to a good politician.
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by parineum 1y ago
Why don't politicians care about their kids and why do monarchs not care about money?
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by parineum 1y ago
Traffic laws are enforced by violence and intimidation.

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