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ryan_n
6d ago
This is absolutely hilarious and so incredibly misguided... I promise you that Mohamed the neurosurgeon is not the reason your children are not able to become doctors.
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7d ago
I strongly disagree. I listened to a few of his interviews (one was the 5 hour long lex interview), and read the entirety of his more inflammatory blog posts. In one of them he specifically says he doesn't like modern London because it
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11d ago
They’re writing about it though, I think was the “got em”.
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11d ago
Based on his own blog post ( https://web.archive.org/web/20250925050154/https://world.hey... ) I would argue he does come off as racist. There are a lot of non-white british people (just like there are non
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11d ago
How is that the same thing at all? You didn't understand the comment you replied to and were confidently wrong. The person replying to you understood what you were saying very clearly and didn't make any ridiculous "you may n
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11d ago
Do you enjoy it still (if you did before)?
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11d ago
The truth is people just don't seem care about code quality anymore (if they ever did?). I don't think it generates great code (yes even using the state of the art, frontier, super max pro 9000 turbo boost ++ models), but it usual
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12d ago
They announced a new expansion for Warcraft III this past weekend actually. So they are definitely still trying : )
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12d ago
This is pretty typical for a new blizzard game. For example Diablo 3 and 4 were both announced 4 years prior to release. Not saying it’s good or bad, but it’s not unusual.
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13d ago
Look I don't entirely disagree but if guys like dario want to not be called a liar, perhaps he should stop lying on a regular basis
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17d ago
What I meant more is that the dataset they scrape is openly available for download by anyone, unlike any of the frontier labs. Not that they don’t scrape copyrighted content. Still sketch, but at least they don’t call themselves “OpenLAION”
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17d ago
Why? Because you disagree with them? Would you rather it be an echo chamber?
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18d ago
LAION and Common Crawl both scraped copyrighted images. From what I can tell (I'm not an expert in this domain at all), the main difference between those two and frontier labs is in how they stored and used the data. CC and LAION seem
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18d ago
You're right, it was an over simplification. I think public exchange of data is great for innovation and research (Common Crawl/LAION). But I still think scraping proprietary data without consent or attribution is generally bad (a
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18d ago
And if they decide they are in charge of determining who gets this cancer cure and who doesn’t? Still good? Maybe it is, idk, you may be right. But I think it’s something people should care about.
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18d ago
If they scraped internet data in the same way as current day frontier labs do, then I feel the same exact way about them. Why would I feel any different if that is the case?
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18d ago
The [lack of] integrity of OpenAI (and any other frontier lab) should already be pretty solidified. Among other horrible things, these companies stole millions of IPs and no one seems to care anymore. Regardless of what you think of the pro
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19d ago
I think people very much should care about who ends up owning these solutions. The person or entity that controls things like that just has more power, which isn’t necessarily a good thing
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19d ago
What the op was pointing out is that guys like Altman and Dario are repeatedly saying they’re going to cure xyz diseases and solve xyz huge global problems. Maybe their companies will eventually do these things, but haven’t yet. I don’t hav
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20d ago
This isn’t really true for many programming tasks anymore. And as the saying goes, “this is the worse they will ever be”.
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20d ago
Kinda depressing cus that thing used to be coding (or mastery of), which seems to be dying/being replaced by gen ai.
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22d ago
Do you actually think a person using an llm is going to start curing diseases and solve the obesity epidemic (in America) in lieu of creating fun personal software projects?? Or as another commenter said solve climate change? Surely you don
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22d ago
Wow thank you this was actually very helpful for me in understanding why I’m feeling so demotivated by ai. Gaining knowledge, even if not immediately useful, to become a better overall developer was a huge part of why I enjoyed spending so
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22d ago
What is a "real problem" to you?
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22d ago
That's fair, I guess I just enjoy the craft of building stuff rather than the outcome/product itself. Which I know I can still do, but for some reason just doesn't feel the same now. Hard to explain I guess.
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22d ago
You can play PvP in those games. Not really the same with developing software. In fact, not using ai would probably make you lose if there was some “software PvP” mode or development.
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22d ago
For some reason, I feel much less excited about creating things myself just knowing that ai can do it in 1/10th of the time. Even if I know it wouldn’t turn into a business or make me money. I don’t know why that is, but I was much mor
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23d ago
Don’t worry I’m sure it’ll be in the training data soon enough…
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26d ago
Genuinely so confused about your last sentence, please explain…
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26d ago
Why do you think people that disagree with your opinion are gatekeepers? You can still use it if you want, no one’s gate keeping anything lol.
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