rambojohnson

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by rambojohnson 3mo ago
Maybe the problem is that these LLMs will say something often enough for us to notice it, and it can be basically any arbitrary thing. Once we notice the pattern, it starts irritating us.
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by rambojohnson 3mo ago
or "honestly"
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by rambojohnson 3mo ago
the experience for attempting to record my voice during practices is atrocious. the background music continues to play, and the obnoxious AI voice interrupted me at least twice, then it switched to "transcribing..." wth? cute conc
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by rambojohnson 3mo ago
dogshit title.
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by rambojohnson 3mo ago
just desserts. let them fight each other. every major monopolistic corporation in this country was founded on theft anyway. lets not clutch pearls here guys...
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by rambojohnson 4mo ago
I actually herald from the 486 era. I am old. I just noticed a shift in how we use AI as a clickbait buzzword and was commenting on that. slow down guys. stop calling it AI.
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by rambojohnson 4mo ago
in what world do you think they would actually be prosecuted?
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by rambojohnson 4mo ago
What do you mean by "low-tech AI"? This isn't AI...It's a behavior tree. Calling every decision-making system "AI" is like calling a flowchart a neural network. What you're describing is a behavior tree: p
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by rambojohnson 4mo ago
meh, language learning has an inconvenient truth: sometimes it’s just rote memorization. it's the reflexive belief that every human endeavor must have a hidden optimization waiting to be discovered. Language learning is one of those do
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by rambojohnson 4mo ago
the en-ghettofication of american tech, down to its very open source control projects. a digital ghetto ill maintained if at all.
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by rambojohnson 4mo ago
they're sieg heiling at the podium now.
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by rambojohnson 4mo ago
I never laughed so hard at a game. bravo. great job!
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by rambojohnson 4mo ago
work at a cafe.
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by rambojohnson 4mo ago
the thing is they won't need to "cook" anymore to get it done. they can just... describe what they want to eat.
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by rambojohnson 4mo ago
pdf gives 404
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by rambojohnson 4mo ago
sloppy mc-slop. dogshit nobody needs. AI is innovating horizontally, like web frameworks.
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by rambojohnson 4mo ago
If the biggest issue you found in the article is the localhost gloss, Meta probably got off easy.
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by rambojohnson 4mo ago
except you dont' get a "human" when you buy "premium support", you get a chatbot with elevated access. source: ex-colleague who use to work at CSE team for IG and Whatsapp.
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by rambojohnson 4mo ago
sigh the thing is, and this is especially true for conservatives and bigots, what counts as “American,” regardless of citizenship paperwork or what arbitrary plot of land you were born in, is ultimately left to their own interpretation.
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by rambojohnson 4mo ago
But apparently the only acceptable way to demand basic human dignity and freedom is to stand politely in line with a ballot. I think we’ve reached a phase in society where the real call to action makes people uncomfortable. Nobody wants rub
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by rambojohnson 4mo ago
human dignity is not profitable.
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by rambojohnson 4mo ago
What "scientists?” People just throw that word around now to give an article fake credibility. Total horse shit.
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by rambojohnson 5mo ago
Do you realize the level of sociopathy it takes to become CEO at certain companies?
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by rambojohnson 5mo ago
Saying ‘banks exist to make money’ in response to criticism of dehumanizing language is like responding to criticism of factory pollution with ‘factories make products.’ Yes. That’s the premise...
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by rambojohnson 5mo ago
Nobody has to believe AI is alive for governments, markets, infrastructure, labor, and energy policy to start orbiting it anyway.
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by rambojohnson 5mo ago
ok I said these days, which includes the gutting of major instutitions and departments. not 50+ years ago, when things were still relatively sane and verifiable. these days.
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by rambojohnson 5mo ago
dead internet theory.
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by rambojohnson 5mo ago
I have colleagues at prime video who consult AI the way medieval clerks once consulted omens, generating entire chains of speculative labor after ritual examinations of any of their given codebases. no real or new initiatives / innovat
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by rambojohnson 5mo ago
is that not the goal? I mean, its not even suppose to stop at entry level.
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by rambojohnson 5mo ago
who can trust anything coming out of the US government these days, much less about UAPs lol... seriously guys.

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