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by rimliu 4y ago
Was that the only thing that changed?
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by rimliu 4y ago
> What happens when this new reality truly hits the non-US consulting/dev > shop world in India, Latin America, etc.? Absolutely nothing. Or maybe even less interest in getting something done there, because fixing th
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by rimliu 4y ago
Having a world model
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by rimliu 4y ago
I really liked the analogy to a student given in this wonderful article: https://www.newyorker.com/tech/annals-of-technology/chatgpt-... Basically, due to it's nature ChatGPT cannot repeat things verbatim, so
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by rimliu 4y ago
Let's not talk about the concept of AI in the context of LLM then.
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by rimliu 4y ago
I wich to see #2, but that ship has sailed, I am afraid :(
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by rimliu 4y ago
And I have been for 25 years. Looks you still have some learning to do.
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by rimliu 4y ago
I imagine ChatGPT will go from the "future changing" to "glorified spam generator" quite quickly.
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by rimliu 4y ago
Also in Europe most countries require you to attend some driving school, pass a test that's not a joke and abide to the traffic regulations. Neither of this applies to the scooter riders and it shows.
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by rimliu 4y ago
And it shows :(
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by rimliu 4y ago
How do you know that?
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by rimliu 4y ago
Separation content and style works perfectly well. Just people never bother to learn neither HTML nor CSS and rely on some generated monstrosity, be it generated by WP or React.
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by rimliu 4y ago
Where do you get those unit tests though?
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by rimliu 4y ago
> By the late 2020s, it's entirely possible that a "weaker" AGI will emerge. We will surely have self-driving cars by then? Right? Right?
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by rimliu 4y ago
There are people who respect F (M) for engineering chops? Interesting. To me they more look like "that's how not to do things" than the opposite.
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by rimliu 4y ago
There is no AI. ChatGPT is a glorified and hyped Markov chain generator with zero understanding what's it is doing.
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by rimliu 4y ago
Ah yes, "dialog box solves problems" must have been how we got cookie prompts.
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by rimliu 4y ago
So what you say that in the world of self-driving cars the traffic will be as if all drivers are drunk? You may be on to something.
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by rimliu 4y ago
Directly. It once again shows that so called AI has no world model. For it all the possiblities are more or less equal why the human will spot what's wrong at once.
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by rimliu 4y ago
Stop sign has a unique shape for the reason. Humans would recognise it by shape only – and that's the reason for it being unique. Even if it is covered in snow, you know that's it is the STOP sign. Similarly, the bottom-up triangl
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by rimliu 4y ago
Cargo-culting is responsible for the most popular things in development. Not the actual benefits.
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by rimliu 4y ago
#iam14andthisisdeep On the more serious note, this crap which is so popular among the people who have zero understanding of what education is gets really tiresome.
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by rimliu 4y ago
EU is what now?
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by rimliu 4y ago
It's a bit funny to see "the world has standardised around USB-C" and recall the discussions when Apple first dropped USB-A from their laptops :)
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by rimliu 4y ago
A few years ago there was an initiative by Laisvės TV to have Vilnius airport renamed after him. Alas, it went nowhere :(
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by rimliu 4y ago
ChatGPT is notorious for being damn sure about absolutely wrong things. If something like that powers the search…
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spreading shit, basically
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by rimliu 4y ago
you should meet more people.
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by rimliu 4y ago
I liked my not that big Nikons. Then I realised that I do not take as much photos as I could because I cannot be bothered to take camera and quite heavy 70-200/2.8 and 24-70/2.8 with me. And then I sold all my Nikon gear and inste
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by rimliu 4y ago
I think Olympus was a pioneer at least in some aspects in computation photography. At least "live composite" and "focus stacking" were not very common at the time Olympus introduced them.

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