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by svnt 2y ago
You think that it isn’t possible to have an emotional model of a human? Why, because you think it is too complex? Empathy done well seems like 1:1 mapping at an emotional level, but that doesn’t imply to me that it couldn’t be done at a dif
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by svnt 2y ago
Words have valence, and valence reflects the state of emotional being of the user. This model appears to understand that better and responds like it’s in a therapeutic conversation and not composing an essay or article. Perhaps they are&#x
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by svnt 2y ago
There is nothing AI about that demo though? It is just humans talking on the phone looking at an mvp dashboard of basic productivity metrics. In serious logistics/ manufacturing better stuff than this is already in place. e.g this arti
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by svnt 2y ago
I’m sorry but what are you saying. How are any of these unique competitive advantages over iCloud, App Store, Safari, and just generally more locked-in high margin mobile platform users than anyone?
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by svnt 2y ago
Middlemen for overseas manufacturers are not typically what comes to mind when I hear “wealthy fat cats.” If all the middlemen see the same increase in costs, they are not going to be the one to try to keep prices the same. They know everyo
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by svnt 2y ago
How would yocto adjust their approach to improve their SBOM output? It would seem to be a nearly impossible thing to automate.
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by svnt 2y ago
There is a big difference in just about everything relating to selling something with a sub $10 BOM and something approximating a “sub $100 dev board.” The difference in unit volumes drives wide variances in tolerances of additional develop
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by svnt 2y ago
So you are saying that we are meant to believe the problem is that people (who exactly?) were formulating and acting on their own interpretations of the law, independent of either the executive or judiciary branches of government? Hmm. If t
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by svnt 2y ago
For those unfamiliar -- the quote is from Andrew Jackson, and his stance on the court's invalidation of the US state of Georgia's policies that led to the Trail of Tears. Not a positive model to emulate. AFAIK the only other time
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by svnt 2y ago
If the court cannot have an opinion more valid than the issuer of the EO, then on what authority can they invalidate it? The issuer can always say: that isn't how the law is meant to be read. First they marginalize, then they alienate,
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by svnt 2y ago
Naive interpretations like this one, of bad faith actions is how we get there. This same assumption of good faith was wholly present in peoples' responses to project 2025 prior to the election. They are not acting in good faith. Try re
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by svnt 2y ago
Many of these kinds of formations also house natural hydrogen for geologic time periods.
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by svnt 2y ago
Almost as if he didn’t actually cause that to happen. I can imagine a world where thousands of competent professionals, working in areas they were already passionate about did the work. They did it by working according to their training, n
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by svnt 2y ago
Which works in fields removed from non-human reality or consequences. For example, when creating financial derivatives or other forms of social engineering, where the substrate changes and nothing seems fixed. It falls to pieces when people
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by svnt 2y ago
As I said, I’m open to the possibility that you are correct, but it isn’t accurate to reduce the piecewise analogy to an optic nerve playing chess against a cerebellum. You have multiple visual cortices that are made of roughly the same stu
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by svnt 2y ago
I don’t think this requires two halves, although it certainly seems possible that is what is happening. I believe it only requires that your sensory and post-sensory systems be unpredictably generative when feeding to your subjective sense-
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by svnt 2y ago
Bringing in No True Scotsman doesn’t save the argument. These people were exceptional outcomes, where luck and hubris met sufficient competency. You cannot argue the general case from exceptions.
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by svnt 2y ago
And not one of them was hired as a junior dev.
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by svnt 2y ago
This is the real problem, possibly: the dev seniority pipeline dies without junior devs learning. Also possibly, good would-be-junior-devs find something more productive to do.
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by svnt 2y ago
The one thing they had was enthusiasm, but even the most committed and energetic junior hire cannot touch the productivity of AI on most of the work junior software devs are handed. People are focused on absolute llm accuracy, but time-to-9
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by svnt 2y ago
I deleted my LinkedIn several years ago. I can only recommend it if you are independently wealthy, want to become an ascetic, or more broadly, your goal is to never be hired or really even evaluated for much in the business world again. Non
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by svnt 2y ago
Yes, I agree with your statements. This was a quick attempt to roughly bound the problem. Comment I responded to was surprised that the field had shrunk, I feel this clearly shows it has shrunk at least by a factor of three, but yes, probab
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by svnt 2y ago
How is it funded? That is your answer.
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by svnt 2y ago
If you are including streamers writ large, I would argue we are no longer really talking about the same thing. If we are talking about just internet radio, I would bet any paid, full time DJs there are intended to be included in the Zippia
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by svnt 2y ago
Influential DJs in influential markets could discover a band or even a group of bands and drag attention other DJs would follow. Maybe I am out of touch but that dynamic seems fairly lost, and we only temporarily discarded the mega publishe
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by svnt 2y ago
There are 33k broadcast stations in the USA [0], and 11k people employed as disc jockeys [1] There were 12k broadcast stations in the 1980s [2] Given we can assume little to no automation, or at least a DJ human making sure the equipment d
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by svnt 2y ago
GP is talking about more than 20 years ago, I think. You could time-travel into the future by moving your radii from somewhere else to a musical cultural center like New York or Seattle. People would pay for subscription services to listen
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by svnt 2y ago
Incredibly precarious world we live in where only one man could have enabled humanity to have EVs. Tell me more about this planet.
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by svnt 2y ago
Predicting language tokens but without logic probably does not map well at all to system 1 thinking, except where fast=conversation.
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by svnt 2y ago
Knowledge laundering

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