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selestify
3y ago
That’s a luxury only affordable when there’s a wealth of choices available. If my choice is between a boring job from an employer I don’t respect, or no job at all, I’m taking that job.
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3y ago
How do you find these third party recruiters and convince them to work with you?
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selestify
3y ago
Why did those early experimenters report positive reports? Did they inadvertently do something wrong themselves that looked like cold fusion?
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3y ago
There may not be an enjoyable place to live on earth when the climate apocalypse hits, but at least having more money will mean less personal suffering for yourself. Given how unlikely that the world will actually get its act together to pr
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3y ago
> just in case things continue to not change. Given the world’s track record in not changing for as long as the alarm has been raised, I think this is a pretty sensible approach to take. At this point, it may well be more prudent for the
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selestify
3y ago
What reasons are there to think that the reversed Flynn effect comes from a lack of memorization of rote knowledge like phone numbers, as opposed to attention-sucking social media apps?
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selestify
3y ago
Good point, didn’t think of that! Although, trust issues aside, allowing anyone with an internet connection to record what they’re seeing may help circumvent such blocks too.
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selestify
3y ago
That’s a fair point. How could we ensure disposal-related externalities are factored into the cost of a product?
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selestify
3y ago
That sounds incredible, thanks for sharing! Do you have any advice on connecting to yourself and living that connection?
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3y ago
As someone with a friend who grew up under a dad like you… no they won’t. They’ll talk a whole lot of shit to someone like me about what an emotionally unavailable parent you were. Sure, they’ll acknowledge the privileged circumstances they
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3y ago
Then perhaps they should find other means of livelihood, instead of preventing the rest of the world from making full use of the information and technology available to it.
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3y ago
Why is that a concern? When’s the last time you needed to remember a phone number or directions for travel?
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3y ago
I’m surprised they don’t open the code up to allow more people to pitch in.
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3y ago
Does it matter if the whole thing costs less than the replacement part for a more expensive mower? (Disclaimer: I have no idea about lawnmowers or their costs. I’m engaging based purely on economic decision making.)
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3y ago
Is there a tool you use for that?
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3y ago
It is not loading for me :(
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3y ago
A model (if trained right) will not include the training texts verbatim, and will arguably be a big enough transformation over the source material to be copyrightable in its own right. IANAL, and I’m not saying how this is how it’ll play ou
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3y ago
Why is the business entitled to more work if the work you're already getting done suffices to make the bosses happy?
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3y ago
Which parts of it ignore economics and human nature?
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3y ago
Until you get to the physics of transistors and logic gates :) Though I suppose in a sense, even subatomic particles are abstractions over quarks. It’s just that those are no longer abstractions we control.
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3y ago
Got it, will try this out. Thank you!
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3y ago
Why did hosting your own server stop being a thing?
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3y ago
Edit: my comment might seem out of place now, but the comment I was replying to originally had this paragraph: > I write a lot of code with it and it’s extraordinarily, obviously clear that when prompted right, it increases productivity
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3y ago
Do you have any tips on how to prompt it right? How do I tell it to write code when it isn’t aware of custom internal classes and APIs?
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4y ago
> Isn't this impossible by definition? Nothing can be more convincingly human than humans, or else it would be something else. Why isn’t it theoretically possible for an AI to pass the Turing test so hard that more than 50% of the t
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4y ago
What indications are there that the US will start preparing for this anytime soon? We’ve had decades to share the cost savings from outsourcing to China and failed to do so. On the other hand, unemploying a large enough segment of society a
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4y ago
Examples?
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4y ago
> still sell their goods for less than U.S. companies paid in material costs I don’t get how this part is possible. How are the Chinese paying less than the Americans for imported wood?
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4y ago
What did he say about logical grammars and neural nets in the past? Sorry, not very familiar with him.
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4y ago
Isn’t anthromorphization an informal way of asserting behavioral equivalence on some level?
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