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by stringfood 4mo ago
Is the AI revolution just going to be us getting shocked and terrified at each new model until we go extinct? When will it end?
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by stringfood 4mo ago
A little to minimalist - only a few hundred words on entire page!
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by stringfood 4mo ago
well personally I think the people you hear complaining about being abused by their employer are more unskilled, otherwise they would leave for greener pastures as you said. But unskilled people are people too! And they have rights and sho
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by stringfood 4mo ago
I think it goes black after you take your last breath
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by stringfood 4mo ago
AI is like a really fast car - a good driver can cross a state a day but a bad driver can go the wrong way fast
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by stringfood 4mo ago
this could be because the business have all the power in the relationship, especially in bad job markets like today. When they hold all the cards they can make us dance for them and they never dance for us
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by stringfood 4mo ago
well in that case I apologize for being part of the group that tears rhetoric like yours down as inefficient and unnecessary
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by stringfood 4mo ago
why did you preface this with how many times you've made your point to deaf ears in the past? Am I supposed to follow your opinions across the site?
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by stringfood 4mo ago
apparently their goal is to take part of the 60 trillion dollar labor market that includes fast food order takers, IT professionals, hotel front desk workers, etc. There is plenty of payroll they can target
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by stringfood 4mo ago
Problem is most consumers and businesses would rather pay for 1 product that does 7 things ok than 7 products that do 1 thing great each. The former is cheaper and often is easier to cross-integrate - I'd rather just use AWS or GCP st
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by stringfood 4mo ago
now 99m and dropping each day - sell fast!
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by stringfood 4mo ago
Memory manufactures don't want your money anymore, Micron just left consumer market 6 months ago and says we want to be B2B from now on, and who can blame him? https://investors.micron.com/news-releases/news-releas
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by stringfood 5mo ago
This is exactly what I thought when I was reading it - I am sure he is a nice guy but him saying anyone could do what he did if they just had a go-getter attitude and read a book on humanities is completely ignorant of his natural talent an
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by stringfood 5mo ago
wonder which is worse sugar or alcohol, 2 drinks a day vs 2 cans of coke a day
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by stringfood 5mo ago
Yes! We need them to have hope, but hopefully there can be substance behind it, otherwise it's like when the Hitler Youth got those badges before Hitler killed himself. In the sense that we are awarding people medals when their future
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by stringfood 5mo ago
"Wheeled vehicles existed for 5,000 years before someone thought of running a bus service." Buses weren't economic until the invention of the ICE
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by stringfood 5mo ago
why when i click the different links does new music representing that period not play? I expected to hear 1960's progenitors to metal when I clicked that section
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by stringfood 5mo ago
As long as man is tempted to make a water wheel next to a river to grind his grain, he will be tempted to fly to the moon on a self made computer controlled rocket - complexity always seems to emerge we just love to build bigger
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by stringfood 5mo ago
"I'm curious why there isn't a counter protest that is more extreme." I think it has to do with the increasingly toothless nature of the average civilian - I personally could never seriously physically riot unless in ext
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by stringfood 5mo ago
klein bottle molecule?
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by stringfood 5mo ago
ozium reference was a nice touch - always was told that was the best for pot smoke, meanwhile it just made the room smell like weed and cherries
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by stringfood 5mo ago
The world where automation writes in a language no human understands reminds me of the completely pitch black Chinese automation factories, where humans are lost and confused but robots at home
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by stringfood 5mo ago
having one or two glasses of wine a few times a week is not enough to trigger any physical addiction. When looking at both pot and alcohol addicts I would assume abusing daily would be a requirement
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by stringfood 5mo ago
Curious and fun intellectual exploration is my modus operandi too, but there is something to be said about struggling for weeks on a single idea and experiencing an Aha! moment which surely elevates your intellect in a way fun exploration d
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by stringfood 5mo ago
I personally refuse to not heavily use any revolutionary technology as it comes out - the old man who says he never touches AI because it cannot be trusted is not the vision of who I want to be! Use it heavily. Understand it. Or lest be
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by stringfood 5mo ago
The author also suffers from ethos fry, where his failed career as a writer and entry level job experience nullifies his ability to come to a useful conclusion on AI and current affairs. How can someone who has shown little ability to time
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by stringfood 5mo ago
but some people want to enjoy the recreational aspect who have no disability or strict medical need for the drug?
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by stringfood 5mo ago
people think you can't get addicted to weed? What do they think potheads were
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by stringfood 5mo ago
I've been told that a recession is coming since 2009, when I started investing - there has never been one since then despite all the dire predictions - therefore, my investments are safe
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by stringfood 5mo ago
They're also apparently poor at communication during highly interesting events as well

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