spookybones

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by spookybones 3y ago
I’m sure we’ll see a lot of this soon with the US presidential election.
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by spookybones 3y ago
What’s the chance that some of these comments are AI bots? Genuine question. When will OpenAI create an AI PR team?
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by spookybones 3y ago
I suspect we all will have a tough time as I read about Duolingo layoffs while pivoting to AI, Amazon flooded with shitty AI books, autonomous drones, predictions of animators having three years left on the job market and so on. I can’t wai
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by spookybones 3y ago
Youtube is becoming flooded with influencers showing you how to do it and promising massive imaginary profits. Same for AI generated Etsy designs, copywriting gigs, and various other things.
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by spookybones 3y ago
Is he actually profiting?
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by spookybones 3y ago
You’re talking about metaphysics. Epistemology will be one of the most important issues with AI. And let’s not ignore ethics. You seem to speak as someone who hasn’t read any philosophy. Einstein, Bohr, Oppenheimer, and plenty of other phys
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by spookybones 3y ago
Sex and skin color most definitely influence unique experience (not exclusively of course). I guess you didn’t catch this in your readings of Shakespeare.
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by spookybones 3y ago
Marxism is very antiquated without modern insights applied to it.
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by spookybones 3y ago
That isn’t an argument to stop producing them. It’s an argument for letting time pass to determine which remain relevant.
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by spookybones 3y ago
The same can be said for most code. It isn’t improving quality of life for most people. Like I really need another todo app. Let all the programmers live on scraps. It’s a primal drive for them. /s
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by spookybones 3y ago
Congrats. Is it fiction or non-fiction?
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by spookybones 3y ago
I wonder if a subject has to train it first, such as by reading a bunch of prompts while trying to imagine them. Or, are our linguistic neural networks all very similar? If the former is true, it would at least be a bit harder to work as a
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by spookybones 3y ago
This reminds me of my uncle who can quote Shakespeare verbatim and seems to have a photographic memory, but he cannot comprehend Windows' desktop and how to use virtual folders and files.
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by spookybones 3y ago
Can I jump right to this novel or do I have to start elsewhere? I've never read him before.
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by spookybones 3y ago
Paper straws? Not plastic?
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by spookybones 3y ago
I had a guy try this recently while I was chatting with a friend in a dark speakeasy at 7pm. He sits down right next to us, opens his laptop at full brightness, and starts working in Excel. He even has the audacity to look over his receipts
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by spookybones 3y ago
Highly recommend Bat Haus in Williamsburg. They often have deals too.
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by spookybones 3y ago
The only coworking space I use and love, which is still around and nearly as old as WeWork, is a 'mom-a-pop' one in Brooklyn that never franchised and is used by owners as their office. It has a decent community, including people
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by spookybones 3y ago
This is outside my domain. If they are in fact lying and causing unnecessary societal panic (e.g. that AI will cause the extinction of the human race), is there any legal recourse?
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by spookybones 3y ago
I beat it on my own as a kid, but it required extensive note-taking, anger, and a week worth of trial and error. It still feels like one of my greatest achievements. I'm glad I stuck with it. Nowadays, I would never sacrifice so much t
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by spookybones 3y ago
“Try again. Fail again. Fail better.” -Samuel Beckett
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by spookybones 3y ago
I believe you can inform your credit card provider and have them freeze payments for the company.
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by spookybones 3y ago
I’ve met most of my friends in my late 30s at a small coworking space.
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by spookybones 3y ago
A cashless society is such a profoundly bad idea. I can’t believe we’re even discussing this.
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by spookybones 3y ago
Totally with you. Beauty in the Beast is incredible and incredibly underrated. I enjoyed Switched-On Bach for what it achieved, but, I listen to the former when I want goosebumps.
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by spookybones 3y ago
This is nice. I'm not sure I'd use it for the occasional post, but I could see it being useful for someone who posts a lot. How long have you been working on it?
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by spookybones 3y ago
How did you learn Japanese? And does this overlap with living/work, or do you learn languages as a hobby? I’ve come to the sad conclusion that I don’t have the time to learn Japanese while also pursuing an unrelated career and another
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by spookybones 4y ago
I would suggest you read up on the history of mercenaries worldwide and the history of youth volunteering for wars worldwide. These are by no means traits particular to Japanese people. I would also suggest you read up on the United States
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by spookybones 4y ago
I’d appreciate if you made it transparent in the rules how many points are required to post in Ask HN. I recently posted a job related question there, but it never posted. I didn’t even receive a response as to why. Felt like I wrote a lett
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by spookybones 4y ago
Looks nice and fast, but I'm not interested for that pricing.

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