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Clarkesworld spammed by GPT(theguardian.com)
9 points by skor 4y ago|0 comments
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by skor 4y ago
> Students ... gain a deeper understanding of the subject matter than students who don’t use any of the new tools. My first assumption is that if you are using these tools, it is primarily for saving time. All other benefits are quite le
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by skor 4y ago
for the case of docker compose run I do this: have a service that runs, does something, then terminates and isn't restarted (see docs). We do migrations and other one off things with that.
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by skor 4y ago
yeah, and docker swarm on a single node is not overkill at all. plus, don’t need to install anything. Sure you have just one manager but with one node you don’t need to worry about quorum, if it goes down then that’s that.
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AI could be used for mass destruction(theguardian.com)
4 points by skor 4y ago|0 comments
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by skor 4y ago
these kind of comments “I will hire an AI instead of a human” are all quite ironic. the only things you will find out from asking an AI consultant is what occurred to _you_ to ask it. Interacting with a human will always give you more ideas
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by skor 4y ago
yes, fits perfect for those kind of games
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by skor 4y ago
would you rather be stupid? think of all the things you would have wished to know before you die. seems like a pipe dream to me.
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by skor 4y ago
my partner (a professor in a European university) and I had a chat with gpt3 for 5 minutes tops, even though we were having some beers while we were doing that, we noticed instantly the “rhythm” of the output. Don’t pretend, we will see you
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by skor 4y ago
I think this example you present places you as a “simple spectator”, we generally observe and tend to like or dislike experiences by some subliminal connections we already possess (given experience). However, when something really interests
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by skor 4y ago
any constructive criticism on rust syntax?
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by skor 4y ago
this. when a programmer cannot explain how something works and just say, “oh this part was generated” ... well, thats worthless, because there is no ownership of knowledge.
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by skor 4y ago
lets just start a “no AI” movement. Humans appreciate effort and when everyone could become a dj, it just got boring, so some people (those exact people that you want at your show) will start looking for that when there is so much AI art t
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by skor 4y ago
Yeah, I’ve wanted this for a long time. I’m going to try but can’t promise anything.
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by skor 4y ago
really cool, thanks!!
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by skor 4y ago
just to verify the code for an enterprise sized system is likely going to take longer than building it. Also consider how long it takes you to bake a feature into code you have never seen before to code that you wrote.
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by skor 4y ago
ok, no argument from me on that. but are we saying robots can behave intelligently as a human?
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by skor 4y ago
yeah, agree. I think it will be overall a degenerative process. More and more content that gets created by machine that is of low quality will get in the way of its own future training. There will eventually be less and less human made cont
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by skor 4y ago
what you are saying here basically is: if it quacks and can fly, it’s obviously a duck.
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by skor 4y ago
Was looking for this kind of comment in the thread. I think our cities are the main causes of many problems we are creating in our environment.
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by skor 4y ago
good luck explaining an enterprise sized system to an AI, validating all the use cases match the requirements ... and don’t forget our best friend: change. This will be a full time job
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by skor 4y ago
yeah, ok, it should be obligatory for companies to include the clause on firing the individual that does not comply with their drinking habits. Plain as that.
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by skor 4y ago
jumping into a fire or out of a plane is not on the contract but can be part of a “team building” activity. That is what i’m pointing out. > Look beyond the legalities haha, yeah thats the part that I want everyone to focus on in this de
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by skor 4y ago
you’re paid to do your job. Being part of your job falls in the _doing the job_. What’s not on the contract is obviously not part of it. Doing hard drugs, as is alcohol, is not part of any legal contract. My personal preference is to with
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by skor 4y ago
parent here, if you can’t work while your 3-5 year old is entertained with drawing or reading (looking at pictures in) your books/library, you didn’t teach them to entertain themselves. Music and radio drama work wonders too. Just comp
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by skor 4y ago
isn’t piano considered a percussion instrument?
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by skor 4y ago
big thank you to somafm!! sidetracking a little here but a good one for idm is https://verdure.net/
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Wikipedia deletes entry for Hunter Biden investment firm(nypost.com)
7 points by skor 4y ago|1 comments
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by skor 5y ago
don’t understand why comments like these are seen on hn, is every american responsible for the countless deaths the US and their profitable war machine caused? how about anyone living in [1]? I safely bet the majority of people on this plan
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by skor 5y ago
when there is a “but” in a sentence, the part before it automatically gets assigned as false.

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