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sharemywin
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1y ago
I've used the interface in chatgpt to click on a button and talk back and forth with an AI and I could see this being pretty good interface for alot of "apps" weather, todo list, shopping list, research tasks, email someone,
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1y ago
to me this is all % based. 15% natural gas is way better than 90% coal or something like that.
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1y ago
an LLM can't learn without adding new data and a training run. so it's impossible for it to "self improve" by itself. I'm not sure how much an agent could do though given the right tools. access to a task mgt system
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1y ago
Not what I thought that site was going to be about.
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1y ago
but what if I want an a*s kissing assistant? Now, I have to go back to paying good money to a human again.
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1y ago
America’s trade surplus in services rose to $293 billion in 2024, up 5% from 2023 and up 25% from 2022, according to Commerce Department data.
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1y ago
the upside has to justify the risk or it isn't a good investment.
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1y ago
probably why congress should be putting tariffs into laws.
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1y ago
At what point would any one trust an AI to do a job versus just giving advice. even when you have it "write" code it's really just giving advice. even customer service bots are just nicer front ends for knowledge bases.
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1y ago
which is interesting because AI doesn't have intent and there is incapable of lying.
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1y ago
isn't it closer to concept prediction layered over top of text prediction because of the multiple levels? it compresses text into concepts using layers of embeddings and neural encoding then predicts the concept based on multiple areas
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1y ago
I'm not sure what you used for it to tell you that? what should I do with my camping stove if I want to avoid the rain ChatGPT said: If you want to avoid the rain while using your camping stove, here are your best options: Shelter Opti
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1y ago
wonder how this plays into the mix? US sets tariffs of up to 3,521% on South East Asia solar panels https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c5ygdv47vlzo
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2y ago
That's what happens when you elect a convicted criminal. kind of seems obvious when you think about it.
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2y ago
let's not forget about arguing against due process, prison without trials, weird interpretations of ancient laws, mercurial application of the law. or the free speech threats. the AP, threaten licenses from news orgs, threaten law firm
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2y ago
the things that made a factory job good are long gone too. pensions. stable employment. companies that cared about their employees.
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2y ago
True much more money to be made hyping crypto, AI and robotics.
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2y ago
on it's face this kind of seems dumb. aren't agents supposed to be adaptable enough to handle any protocol?
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2y ago
not sure the US economy will do well either. all so he can justify major tax cuts for the wealthy. seems like we're all about to get a lesson in why trickle down economics doesn't work. and how it was masked by outsourcing and def
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2y ago
imagine that. so move fast and break things isn't the greatest motto for government? seems like people starve when government systems break.
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2y ago
bottom line there's very actual margin for the companies to play with on tariffs.
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2y ago
does youtube exist without advertisers?
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2y ago
... and balanced. No one wants to see all that the world is ending stuff when you can eat grilled cheese...like you said ... for now.
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2y ago
technically they would be closer war lords in my opinion.
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2y ago
as long as there's labor competition and legal monopolies the monopolies will always squeeze labor.
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2y ago
and that's just about any topic.
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2y ago
that's the thing if your inquisitive and have an interest in learning things then you can still go far with AI coding. can you explain why this code works? is this the best way to do it or are there other solutions? what are the pros a
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2y ago
which goes to the original title. spammers are better that this stuff then regular businesses.
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2y ago
“Can you proffer any evidence that [the grant] was illegal, or evidence of abuse or fraud or bribery — that any of that was improperly or unlawfully done, other than the fact that Mr. Zeldin doesn’t like it?” Judge Tanya Chutkan said. Judge
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2y ago
I always found these apps weird because would you just say AI build me an AI app that build apps with AI.
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