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by sumeno 1y ago
> I do need another couple months to really have a good data point. You need another couple months to really have a good anecdote.
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by sumeno 1y ago
> As with many things in relation to technology, perhaps we simply need informed user choice and responsible deployment. The average person will never have the required experience to make an informed decision on the efficacy and safety o
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by sumeno 1y ago
Spreading this bullshit is actively dangerous because someone might believe it and try to rely on a chatbot for their mental health.
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by sumeno 1y ago
> An AI app for trauma survivors sounds superficially laudable It sounds like a dystopian horror to me
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by sumeno 1y ago
They are much more convenient than a generator (at least the portable generators that are typically used in these situations). You can move it around inside where you need it instead of running cords all over your house, they won't kil
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by sumeno 1y ago
You know who else didn't cause the problem? The kids that you want to starve
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by sumeno 1y ago
The vast majority of people in the US don't live in California, and even those who do might be slightly better off in terms of healthcare and food, but given that CA has the second highest cost of living behind Hawaii and >25% of th
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by sumeno 1y ago
This is like Disco Stu's chart for disco sales on the Simpsons or the people who were guaranteeing bitcoin would be $1 million each in 2020
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by sumeno 1y ago
> I'm sure there's a degree of that in the US, but we have a lot more "just try stuff" in our cultural myths than the Europeans tend to Myth is the important word here for most people in the US. Unless you are already
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by sumeno 1y ago
> When the iPhone first came out, it was too expensive, didn’t do enough, and many people thought it was a waste of apples time when they should be making music players. This comparison is always used when people are trying to hype somet
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by sumeno 1y ago
> Doctors are straight up using ChatGPT to diagnose patients This makes me want to invest in malpractice lawyers, not OpenAI
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by sumeno 1y ago
> AI can make most products more useful That's what the people shoving it down our throats keep saying but the reality is the vast majority of products don't need AI and are often made worse by it.
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by sumeno 1y ago
As someone who has done some reverse engineering of SNES games it's interesting to see how it differs from more "modern" systems. For SNES we only have the 65816 assembly so digging through the source seems harder, but there
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by sumeno 1y ago
> But the message is slightly different: it asks Waltz to verify his “TM SGNL PIN.” This is not the message that is displayed on an official version of Signal. > Instead TM SGNL appears to refer to a piece of software from a company c
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by sumeno 1y ago
It was not built by the government and it's not some secret software, it's off the shelf software by an Israeli company.
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by sumeno 1y ago
For life to be worse for the people they don't like. They just didn't expect it to be worse for them too
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by sumeno 1y ago
Being a millionaire is table stakes for a minimal retirement, not being fabulously wealthy. Not something particularly impressive
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by sumeno 1y ago
Exclusively chronological timelines improve this situation immensely. As soon as you're using "algorithmic" timelines the battle is lost.
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by sumeno 1y ago
The analogy was fine, you're just stretching it too far. Of course there are times when it's better to leave a "wrong" chord in music, but it's incredibly common for sheet music to have unintentional errors, especia
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by sumeno 2y ago
I don't post on sites that cater to nazis, if a website starts catering to nazis I stop visiting it. It's incredibly easy
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by sumeno 2y ago
You didn't have to sweeten the pot, I was already on board
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by sumeno 2y ago
Certainly someone we can take at his word, which is why my self driving Roadster flies me to work every day
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by sumeno 2y ago
What about the accusation that I was spreading false rumors? That's far more unkind
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by sumeno 2y ago
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by sumeno 2y ago
They got the dataset from Epoch AI for one of the benchmarks and pinky swore that they wouldn't train on it https://techcrunch.com/2025/01/19/ai-benchmarking-organizati...
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by sumeno 2y ago
Not even first, OpenAI got caught a while back
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by sumeno 2y ago
> What's interesting is whether this app can accurately estimate food at all. Spoiler: It can't. It is physically impossible to determine calories from pictures of food.
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by sumeno 2y ago
> This is extremely false. Please verify your sources better Sorry! I was using Cal AI
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by sumeno 2y ago
Ahhh this makes sense, another mediocre guy blaming minorities for his own failures
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by sumeno 2y ago
Clear talent at making bullshit apps that can't possibly work the way he claims maybe

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