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901.
by soco 2y ago
The anger and distrust in the system are valid. But do you want Sauron to fix it?
902.
by soco 2y ago
I can't find that list of hundreds of models to save my life... is it there some place?
903.
by soco 2y ago
Office files compatibility kill it usually. As much as your organization can rely on ODF, external or old files will usually be DOC/X and there's where the fun stops, people get frustrated and as soon as you have a person with dec
904.
by soco 2y ago
And Zorin.
905.
by soco 2y ago
I wish those working laws and law system, can I get them pretty please? No? Which party in power does something for it? Instead of trying to scare people with the threat of vigilante, I'd rather appease them with the lure of a healthy
906.
by soco 2y ago
Fully agree with you, vigilante justice should not happen because we have a system protecting the citizens and doing them justice. Wait, do we actually have such a workable system? Because if not, vigilante justice is just around the corner
907.
by soco 2y ago
On a philosophical level, of course. The real world has otherwise this habit of kicking philosophy in the gonads. When a guy orders people to death - and make no mistake, this is what UH CEO did - his own tragism gets somewhat rightfully ov
908.
by soco 2y ago
As a thought exercise, on one hand the technology's purpose is having no purpose at all, just doing what it was made to do. So I'd rather focus on the technology people, where some develop it for the sake of developing, and others
909.
by soco 2y ago
And when a bug shows up (as they always do), some AI will fix it.
910.
by soco 2y ago
Whether the "sharing themselves" age was a peak or a low is still up for debate.
911.
by soco 2y ago
Bear with me here: what if that retch-inducing code works fine? It's generated by an AI, can be understood by an AI (presumably), does what it should, so why should it be palatable for a human? You're not in the loop anymore...
912.
by soco 2y ago
Unless you're on the hype train "all things AI". It's always surprising how many real life problems do not necessarily need a solution based on the buzzwords du jour. All things blockchain, all things microservices, all
913.
by soco 2y ago
Since when is email expected to be answered immediately??? Anything urgent means a phone call, or a text message. Emails are either for cya reasons (but then my urgency is not necessarily your urgency) or just big stuff needing time - to wr
914.
by soco 2y ago
The IQ test is heavily influenced by where and how you grew up. So yes, it can be criticized as such. Did I mention it's a very difficult, impossible even, task to balance all arguments?
915.
by soco 2y ago
But... why were they using/testing it in the first time? It's not like not being paid was a secret. Or maybe they registered exactly to setup this sort of protest? Because they are totally entitled to protest against AI taking job
916.
by soco 2y ago
If it was that simple I'm sure we would have seen it already. I imagine any gifted program, and you can imagine it in any way you like, will inevitably promote a majority from a certain group, thus by definition will be a target for ev
917.
by soco 2y ago
A more interesting question is, do you as a startup company have any information worth sharing? Ideas are dime a dozen and like you just said, the differentiator is the capabilities of those people. And that is not something that can be sha
918.
by soco 2y ago
This is a point which comes up regularly when discussing right to privacy laws (hello EU). Startup culture wants to move fast and break things - including my bones in this case - while evil regulations only come in the way of progress.
919.
by soco 2y ago
But then you'd actually respect said EU regulation, wouldn't you. Out of spite, maybe, but respecting nonetheless.
920.
by soco 2y ago
>In the ML/AI era, it quickly becomes very hard to justify ignoring your data It might be very hard for you, the provider. Me as the user I don't care at all about your technical challenges (to put it mildly). I expect you to f
921.
by soco 2y ago
We can also compare with our parents and the amount of friends they have and meet. They don't know how to use the internet enough and are not used to treat internet friends as friends, so they are a very good control group. How much ti
922.
by soco 2y ago
Since we're splitting the hairs already, all what the metaphor says is that false positives are bad for the system.
923.
by soco 2y ago
>Or not able to read at all. "Hello, how should we address you?". Not everything must be done in code. >when you interface (maybe indirectly and unknowingly) with a system using different constrains I have yet to encounter a
924.
by soco 2y ago
Then where is the problem? If the support can read Polish they will pronounce your name properly, if they're from India they will mess it up, why should we have different expectations? Nobody will identify you by name anyway, they will
925.
by soco 2y ago
Let me translate it in privileged language: when the poor are, like their name suggests, poor, they cannot afford the tutors and the time for pushing their capable kids through the good school. All while recognizing the shitiness of their s
926.
by soco 2y ago
Or you have an agent system - maker-checker - where the second agent only does check first's output against the three laws. Perfect? No, but as of today much more realistic than building somehow the laws into the LLM.
927.
by soco 2y ago
And here we go again, engineers expecting the world should behave fitting their framework du jour. Unfortunately, the real world doesn't care about our engineering bubble and goes on with life - where you can be called !xóõ Kxau or ꦱꦭꦪ
928.
by soco 2y ago
Different habitats of algae and mud, so I'll agree of course better than nothing while also very far from the previous quality.
929.
by soco 2y ago
Yes I've heard this magic solution before and it always means the Ukraine giving up and letting the orcs win. Somehow those peacenicks never propose russia going back home, isn't it ironic.
930.
by soco 2y ago
Let me get this one: so russia and now nk waging war about whoever they please is a fact of life, while answering to that is escalation, right?

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