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by paulcole 1y ago
Right, when I said “people” I wasn’t referring to you specifically.
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by paulcole 1y ago
One certainly could try. Would that one be you?
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by paulcole 1y ago
Clearly not. People absolutely fucking love their phones. They may say otherwise but their actions tell the truth.
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by paulcole 1y ago
Damn can’t believe AI still gets into your line of sight when you shut your computer off and stop staring at your phone.
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by paulcole 1y ago
No. I use it constantly and get a ton of value out of it.
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by paulcole 1y ago
I couldn’t care less as long as one of them gives me a lot of value.
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by paulcole 1y ago
I guess I don't think this way? Obviously with hindsight and a do-over I'd be incredibly rich. But that's a silly thing to fret over. I'm not the kind of person who would've bought bitcoin early on because I didn&#x
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by paulcole 1y ago
Are these the same people who claimed that crypto was going to use more energy than the entire world by 2030?
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by paulcole 1y ago
Lol If we do care about those things why did the PSAs stop? Problem solved?
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by paulcole 1y ago
Obviously people have zero awareness of or interest in their true impact on the environment. This extends to every facet of life and is not at all limited to AI use. Do you really think the average person could within 2 orders of magnitude
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by paulcole 1y ago
I’m totally the opposite. If I don’t use something for a couple of months I just throw it out. I can rebuy it on Amazon if I really need it and that almost never happens.
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by paulcole 1y ago
OK, how mixed is that mixed bag? Is it totally useless or is it the greatest thing ever? If neither, where in the middle do you put it? How often does it provide plausible but incorrect completions? Is it every few minutes or is it a couple
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by paulcole 1y ago
Nobody likes their livelihood becoming a commodity. Especially not one of the most arrogant groups of people on the planet.
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by paulcole 1y ago
> but its still so primitive that its a smarter auto-complete Is it 10x smarter than auto-complete on your iPhone or 10000x smarter?
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by paulcole 1y ago
This was the plot of the Justin Timberlake film In Time. Everybody stops aging and time becomes a currency. Run out of it and you die. Rich people drive at walking speed for safety because they can still die in car crashes.
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by paulcole 1y ago
It’s just not the same as an organic interaction with a know-it-all tech bro.
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by paulcole 1y ago
Didn’t even read it brother.
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by paulcole 1y ago
> Wrong Lol sorry I didn’t realize.
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by paulcole 1y ago
> Having a person with no tech experience leading a tech department is a very easy way to create a terrible tech department. I agree with this. Having a tech person lead the tech department creates a reasonable floor for output of the te
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by paulcole 1y ago
This is the best/most fun way to bet on the Oscars. You pick the winner and then assign 1-25 (or whatever) points to it (using each number for only one category) and if you get it right you get that number of points. It basically preve
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by paulcole 1y ago
I don’t bother. You’ll almost certainly never look at 99.9% of it again so just move on.
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by paulcole 1y ago
Pretty much doesn’t matter in my experience. If it’s a model you’ve heard of, it’s pretty good and pretty much the same as the other ones you’ve heard of.
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by paulcole 1y ago
Yes, 100% of the time. My job is in operations at a marketing agency. Scripts that I used to code in an hour take seconds now. Scripts that used to take hours take minutes. The fast turnaround means there is almost no “cost” to experimentin
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by paulcole 1y ago
Get a Grip by Gino Wickman introduces EOS through a narrative story.
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by paulcole 1y ago
Any secure communication with a doctors office.
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by paulcole 1y ago
Where did you get “read everything” from? Isn’t it just “read”?
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by paulcole 1y ago
So I guess you didn’t try very hard to get rich?
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by paulcole 1y ago
I’ll try to not be boring here with my answer. If I could only do one thing with my phone (app-wise) it’d either be music or podcasts. If I had to pick one, I’d go with podcasts. So I’m going to say my podcast app of choice, OverCast.
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by paulcole 1y ago
I mean this is like picking “satellite phone” if you could take one thing to a desert island with you. Kind of a boring answer even if it’s technically correct.
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by paulcole 1y ago
> I'm thinking pastry chef or line cook. Have you done these jobs before? Or is this more like a programmer’s dream of some fantasy camp version of manual labor?

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