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scotty79
5d ago
> there should be a focus on supporting positive online engagement I feel like this is the key for fighting all negative behaviors. Fill the time, burn the energy, with better stuff so that nobody has any left for the bad stuff.
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5d ago
Distilling Jev should be super easy and cheap.
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5d ago
It's almost as if making companies responsible for performance of their stock backfired to the tune of "a measure that becomes the goal ceases to be a good measure".
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5d ago
Copyright is the cancer of the human culture. Always has been.
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5d ago
> Ads embedded on the playing field? Sure. Billboards visible or sponsor logos on uniforms? To be honest if I'm paying for no ads I'd be expect to have an option to blur that crap on inpaint it with AI. Monitors and TVs should
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6d ago
Intelligence. It's not an exact analogy, rather something to consider ... How much momentum does a body have? You can measure it easily, just measure the velocity and the mass and multiply. What exactly did you measure? What is the mea
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6d ago
The point is, defining it like that has merit proven in decades before AI.
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6d ago
> Also, definitely not AI written if the date is accurate. Which is hilarious.
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6d ago
There is a good definition of intelligence. It's what intelligence tests measure. If you define it like that, you can make harder tests, but as long as both humans and AIs can attempt to solve them we have measure and something to comp
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6d ago
> The intelligence illusion is in the mind of the user and not in the LLM itself. > Many AI critics, including myself, are firmly in the second camp. How can you reconcile this with the fact that AI can solve a real, intelligence boun
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6d ago
> The intelligence illusion is in the mind of the user and not in the LLM itself. I think that might be the solution to consciousness illusion. The consciousness might be purely in the mind of someone that believes some other entity to b
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6d ago
> nobody would notice a 100k server data centre going off rails You jest but you'd be surprised how little there is of correlation between money and competence.
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6d ago
This is a great idea. You could put a lame server in your kitchen with 16tb spinning rust drives and just wait for the next openai failed experiment at containment to drop in.
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7d ago
It's for your benefit not mine. You can guess if I meant sinfular or plural you and decide if it matters.
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8d ago
I use you, me, us interchangably because I don't think it really matters for anything and I don't need to reaffirm my individuality with such words.
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8d ago
I feel as if I just read someone claiming that consciousness doesn't exist and humans are biological automatons and their behavior is simple function of their biology, past experiences, inputs and state. Technically true, but not reall
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9d ago
The role of the customer in the market is to choose the best quality for the lowest price. If you take anything else into consideration you are a bad customer that damages the market.
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9d ago
Half of anti ai bigots use ai chat every week. Internet morality is about seeking reasons to hate.
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9d ago
It doesn't have to be exactly correct. It just need to express intuitively the most common use(es?). Aggregate, accumulate, combine for example.
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9d ago
Alternative theory - reduce is badly named. combine, accumulate it aggregate would have way more use.
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10d ago
I think people see dating as a subpar form of activity that fails to deliver meaningful relationships. The fact that the contact is initiated on the apps is somewhat secondary.
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10d ago
> answered hundreds of questions about their hobbies, interests, and favorite foods I so miss the days when people were given tools and made the effort to get others to know them.
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11d ago
Yeah, we, the software developers. Any recordings should be kept in something akin to password manager. Heck, all of my data in any app should be kept in something like that.
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11d ago
Maybe Germany?
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11d ago
We really need to figure out how to encrypt everything on device with keys controlled by the owner of the device.
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11d ago
It's called growing up. And ultimately it's liberaing. Many people don't achieve that level of understanding before their death.
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11d ago
Face with Tears of Joy emoji
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12d ago
Language evolves with use. As more of the users are bo tlike you the langugae might feel like it's evolving from under you. It just sounds bad, like GenZ English in the ears of someone over 40.
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12d ago
> I've been wondering what exactly the point is for being the meat proxy who pays for these things. Are people only now discovering that the absurdism is the correct philosophy of life, thanks to AI? On your other point... Aren'
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12d ago
Wow. That's bleak. For me the the initial joy of building software with AI caused possibly two happiest months of my life. And cancer caused many darkest ones. Snap out of it.
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