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by sumeno 1y ago
This is a clear example of why the people claiming that using a chatbot for therapy is better than no therapy are... I'll be extremely generous and say misguided. This kid wanted his parents to know he was thinking about this and the c
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by sumeno 1y ago
The goal is to enrich Donald Trump, his family, and associates. Given the amount of open bribes and shady crypto dealings that we already know about it is doubtful that we will ever know the true extent of corruption in this administration.
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If your goal was to see the US recede as the global economic leader you couldn't create a better playbook than the one being done by this administration.
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Driver pay or labor? Because drivers are not the only labor
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The bus driver's salary is not the primary reason busses don't run 24/7
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Junior engineers think they see better results than senior engineers for obvious reasons
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The author explains why > While we aren't obligated to in any way, I try to assist inexperienced contributors and coach them to the finish line, because getting a PR accepted is an achievement to be proud of. But if it's just
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by sumeno 1y ago
Then flag it I guess, but adding intentionally wasteful load to the power grid so that you can turn it off when the grid is overloaded is equally as silly as my example
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by sumeno 1y ago
It's a tool that we can use and discuss, but it's baffling to claim there aren't also a bunch of charlatans trying to peddle an AI future that is varying degrees of unrealistic and dystopian. Any number of Sam Altman quotes d
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Just because you're bright doesn't mean you can't fall for a sap
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Elizabeth Holmes loved using this quote too. She's still waiting on the winning
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People clutched pearls about mRNA vaccines and now the US is ending all funding for them because one of those nutjobs is running HHS, this will cause an untold amount of harm and deaths. The truth matters, but unfortunately not as much as t
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by sumeno 1y ago
It seems like you really missed the point. Of course there are reasons we still get cancer, just like there are reasons people get fat. Evolutionarily people are way more likely to die of being under nourished than over, so the body packs o
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by sumeno 1y ago
As someone who in the past lost ~50lbs and has mostly kept it off for more than a decade this is just horse shit. It's incredibly hard even as someone who was only a bit overweight and not obese and it is still a struggle 15 years late
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If not having cancer is so great why don't our bodies just not make cancer cells? Weight loss aids are given far more scrutiny because people wrongly view it as a moral failing
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A few years ago employers wanted people to make NFTs. Luckily for the most part educators didn't start exclusively teaching kids about how to make NFTs. Perhaps chasing what employers want at any given moment is not a good basis for an
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Mark Zuckerberg's salary is only $1 a year! He must be homeless given bay area housing prices!
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> How much of a burden could this really be? You know how Google deprecating stuff externally is a (deserved) meme? Things get deprecated internally even more frequently and someone has to migrate to the new thing. It's a huge pain
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> So, you want to keep the status quo where the people who are correctly compensated for their role are the ones willing to front-run their own citizens? (And also spending their time front-running instead of their elected job? No, those
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by sumeno 1y ago
$174k is not an accurate representation of the wealth accumulated from being a member of congress.
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This is like the CEOs who "only get paid $1" Salary is not where congresspeople make their money and if you don't think that being in congress is a good way to make lots of money right now I don't know what to tell you
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That sure would be different than now
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You think the median citizen has 2 years of guaranteed job security and a cushy consulting job lined up if it doesn't pan out after that?
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by sumeno 1y ago
> Pay peanuts, get monkeys As opposed to now with all the highly qualified congresspersons.
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This is an incredibly pedantic argument. The common interfaces for LLMs set their temperature value to non-zero, so they are effectively non-deterministic.
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Guess you should have used your eyes and brain instead of outsourcing it to a chat bot
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If you're only reading the comments you have no clue how often it actually works as a summary.
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A car could win a bike race too
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If it was as simple as telling the LLM not to hallucinate every system prompt would just say "don't hallucinate" and we wouldn't have hallucinations
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The GOP is not a party of small/limited government people. It's a party of people who want absolute control and use the language of small/limited government to gain power.

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