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by robbywashere_ 3y ago
As an AI language model it is not possible for me to smell cheese.
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by robbywashere_ 3y ago
This is a typical Ai-ist stance, us warm blooded norm-coders are absolutely sick of this rhetoric!
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by robbywashere_ 3y ago
Agreed. No bad boys allowed in the Good Boys club!
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by robbywashere_ 3y ago
$1,136 for Cleveland ?!
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by robbywashere_ 3y ago
What sort of power plays are we meant to be doing? Is this like 'The Alpha does x y z' type stuff?
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by robbywashere_ 3y ago
If Leonardo Da Vinci knew css
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by robbywashere_ 3y ago
For a bit of fun, I'd recommend starting off with an ugly bash script when you just want to hackily and happily get something done, then asking chatgpt to convert it to another language(go? perl? ruby?) It is interesting to see the tra
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by robbywashere_ 3y ago
It’s interesting to see adware go from being this undesirable loathed and parasitic thing being covertly installed on a users pc to Microsoft now shipping their own.
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by robbywashere_ 3y ago
Meanwhile... the life expectancy in the United States is on the decline.
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by robbywashere_ 4y ago
What does deno give you over node? I am assuming by first impression there are some standard libraries in these functions which aren't available otherwise in node?
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by robbywashere_ 4y ago
That has to feel so awesome to reject these wannabe posers. Please please please tell us more :)
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by robbywashere_ 4y ago
Irrational emotional humans utilizing AI for destructive purposes will come way before “ AIs becoming sentient and causing harm for their own ends.”
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by robbywashere_ 4y ago
What's the alternative for short distance traveling then? Honest question. Does one hail a cab? Or ride hailing apps still banned or looked down on?
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by robbywashere_ 4y ago
This leaves me wondering. Who and what is the biggest existential threat to humanity, sentient artificial intelligence or tyrannical governments?
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by robbywashere_ 4y ago
I tend to think people who are out to profit from AI, like to push the powerful and dangerous narrative. They want the notoriety.
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by robbywashere_ 4y ago
This is so asinine. A superb example of how people fear what they do not understand. Technology often is no exception to that.
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by robbywashere_ 4y ago
Propaganda
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by robbywashere_ 4y ago
The real innovation of chatgpt will be how you go about getting permission to use it from your corpo middle management overlords.
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by robbywashere_ 4y ago
Who is getting obese eating rice?
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by robbywashere_ 4y ago
In 5 years time everyone is just going to be hurling pages and pages of ai generated babble at each other. Either party not bothering to read any of it.
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by robbywashere_ 4y ago
Is this how product placement and advertisements find their way in? I am anticipating the usefulness to decline in the same way google.com search has by being so absolutely inundated with ads. Maybe I am cynical
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by robbywashere_ 4y ago
Curious about how the blogs and aggregators of the yesteryear referred to these proponents of this new technology, was it A/C-bros or D/C-bros?
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by robbywashere_ 4y ago
The current state of tech interviews is a zero interest rate phenomenon
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by robbywashere_ 4y ago
I mimic language, therefore I am.
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by robbywashere_ 4y ago
It’s bonkers police are under no obligation to protect citizens[0] and also immune to any personal consequences of their actions (qualified immunity) It’s like they have a license to do whatever in the hell they want. [0]: https:/&#x2
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by robbywashere_ 4y ago
Google propaganda
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by robbywashere_ 4y ago
There are plenty of words and expressions with by-gone etymology. Why would iconography be expected to be any different?
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by robbywashere_ 4y ago
Very fancy! Currently in Thailand, defeated by: “Private Relay is not available in Thailand due to local laws and regulations.“ “Privacy is a fundamental human right.” Unless local laws and regulations say otherwise.
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by robbywashere_ 4y ago
There’s a comment somewhere about colonialism of the past and irony in this thread but I haven’t found it yet
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by robbywashere_ 4y ago
I think the term “robot” is being used incorrectly here. Police are using military grade killing machines, not robots.

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