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by swat535 1y ago
I'm not sure how this is a Trolley problem? It's a logistics and legislation problem. Hospitals need to be adequately prepared for emergencies and handle backups. I think a death machine that can't be stopped is an issue.
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by swat535 1y ago
My biggest problem with working LLMs is that they don't understand negatives and they also fail to remember their previous instructions somehow. For example: If I tell it to not use X, it will do X. When I point it out, it fixes it. Th
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by swat535 1y ago
Wasn't Sam Altman claiming AGI is just a couple of years away and OpenAI is at the forefront of it?
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by swat535 1y ago
Not just from certain countries but they only want certain people from certain countries.
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by swat535 1y ago
Right, and let's face it, the ultra wealthy are not really known for their "family values" or their dedication to their children. They'll provide them with financial support and that's where their relationship often
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by swat535 1y ago
Voting has a major impact on a nation's future. I don't think children should have a say in the matter, they lack the critical thinking skills that adults do, which is why we limit their freedoms. Granted, most adults also lack de
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by swat535 1y ago
> The general population wants larger phones because they are addicted to their screens. I would rephrase that to: The general population wants a larger phones because phones are defacto PCs these days. They can watch movies, browser the
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by swat535 1y ago
I think the uncomfortable truth that many are reluctant to admit is that religion and societal norms (as you highlighted above) played a major role in this. I'm not discounting other facts such as the housing crisis or cost of living b
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by swat535 1y ago
I highly doubt this is going to happen anyway. HN has many VCs and startups and HN itself is backed by a VC firm, so I highly doubt AI news is going anywhere as it benefits many YC Startups currently levering this hype as well as VCs and ot
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by swat535 1y ago
TDD is also great for playing around with ideas and coming up with a clean interface for your code. It also ensures that your code is testable, which leads to improved readability. You'll know quickly where you're going wrong beca
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by swat535 1y ago
Even if it's illegal, you'll have to fight them in court. OpenAI will certainly punish you for this and most likely make an example out of you, regardless of the outcome. The goal is corporate punishment, not the rule of the law.
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by swat535 1y ago
> LLMs can’t do ads without compromising the product. It depends on what you mean by "compromise" here but they sure can inject ads.. like make the user wait 5 seconds, show an ad, then reply.. They can delay the response times
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by swat535 1y ago
This is even more terrifying, imagine an AI making up all sorts of "facts" about you that puts you on a watch list, resulting an endless life of harassment by the Government.. and what recourse do you have as a citizen? next to no
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by swat535 1y ago
Forget chat bots, most people will not pay for Software, period. This is _especially_ true for developers in general, which is very ironic considering how our livelihood is dependent on Software.
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by swat535 1y ago
This is the biggeest issue that techies on HN don't understand. These tech giants are essentially extensions of the United State's government now and fining them or imposing restrictions isn't as simple as fining any corporat
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by swat535 1y ago
You have to inject it correctly, it needs to be injected in the fat and with the right angle. If you have very little body fat, your glutes are probably a better place. Source: I take HCG and have to use injection 2x a week. 27G is my favor
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by swat535 1y ago
Brave runs of Chromium, it's the same thing as Chrome.. Manifest V3 will eventually be implemented.
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by swat535 1y ago
Security by obfuscation is theater.
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by swat535 1y ago
It's such a crazy time to be alive right now and it's even more interesting to be in the middle of major changes in Software Development. LLMs has already dramatically changed our industry and I can't fathom what the possibil
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Apple COO Jeff Williams stepping down later this month(9to5mac.com)
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by swat535 1y ago
> The real problem: How you accurately evaluate a candidate without these questions? The fact this question needs to be asked really reinforces parent's point. Perhaps we should examine at how other respectable fields validate their
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by swat535 1y ago
Radiolab was one of my favorites.. I stopped following it after Krulwich left in 2015 but they have an excellent archive from back in the day (the 2010s were the best years imo): https://radiolab.org/podcast
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Take-Two Interactive Software Privacy Policy(take2games.com)
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by swat535 1y ago
Yea I think the problem is that people don't realize how expensive the upkeep of live games are. Most new releases rely on Multiplayer, the publishers have to come up with creative ways to monetize it.. so they introduce cosmetics, sto
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by swat535 1y ago
And yet, a trillion dollar corporation like Apple pays little tax.
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by swat535 1y ago
Who defines objective morality here ? If you’re going to argue the majority, then I’ll remind you that the majority had no problem with slavary either not too long ago in Western nations. If you’re goning to argue democratic values, then I’
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by swat535 1y ago
Yes, if they make a mistake and you point it out, they will make another mistake. In many of those cases, it's better to scrap it and start with a fresh context, try a different prompt (or provider smaller context). Also, more importan
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by swat535 1y ago
I don’t think it’s about the size off the project but the crestivity, cohesion, gameplay and good storytelling. There are plenty of counter examples like Witcher 3, Desth Starnding, Resident Evil Village and Cyberpunk (regardless of its roc
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by swat535 1y ago
> Wow, a 45% tax starting at 60k is kinda unreal. Most people don't understand how taxation works; in many places, there is progressive tax, which means you are not taxed at 45% or 50% or whatever, but only on the portions you make
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by swat535 1y ago
LLMS are great at generating scaffolding and boilerplate code which then I can iterate upon. I'm not going write describe User do ... it ".." for the thousand time.. or write the controller files with CRUD actions.. LLMS ca

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