tbossanova

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by tbossanova 7mo ago
Yes and with all these huge and siloed teams you end up with no consistency even within a single app
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by tbossanova 8mo ago
Another example: those companies that make drinkable water, also supply to militaries. But there might be a difference between supplying drinking water and making AI killing machines
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by tbossanova 8mo ago
Still better though right?
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by tbossanova 8mo ago
“Sorry for the long letter, I would have written a shorter one but I didn’t have the time.”
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by tbossanova 8mo ago
Congratulations. I hate both of them. Maybe I’m old but the podcast style of “there might be some interesting information here, but let me tease it for ages with a voice that makes you think something interesting is about to happen…” No sir
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by tbossanova 8mo ago
Maybe not exclusively but they could definitely have a place
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by tbossanova 8mo ago
Right? Obviously didn’t have enough real work to do. Idle hands make… idk, you just chill out if you don’t like rape
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by tbossanova 8mo ago
I don’t know about anyone else, but I’m a law abiding citizen of $other_country and at this point I wouldn’t touch the US with a very long pole. Just doesn’t seem worth it
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by tbossanova 8mo ago
Will I still like it?
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by tbossanova 8mo ago
What kind of value do you get from talking to it about “sensitive” subjects? Speaking as someone who doesn’t use AI, so I don’t really understand what kind of conversation you’re talking about
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by tbossanova 8mo ago
Might be able to run a tank on battery one day. Fighter jet seems harder though
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by tbossanova 8mo ago
Individual EUers might care about the environment. It’s pretty hard to personally avoid any dirty imported stuff as you just don’t know where it all ends up. Though I guess overall voting patterns might back up your argument
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by tbossanova 8mo ago
Right, and I assume if you’re not extracting oil you’d have to eat some impossibly large amount to get a meaningful amount of omega 3
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by tbossanova 8mo ago
Can you grow your own at home?
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by tbossanova 8mo ago
“A more elegant weapon of a civilised age.”
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by tbossanova 8mo ago
We’ve maintained full employment in some sense, but importantly we work fewer hours per week for fewer years of our lives than before.
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by tbossanova 8mo ago
In the past when automation displaced many jobs, we did things like raise the age kids could stay in school. There used to be huge numbers of e.g. 14 year olds who previously would be expected to go to work that would now have the opportuni
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by tbossanova 8mo ago
What about the productivity gains from in memory db for tests though? Hard to measure I guess
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by tbossanova 8mo ago
There is literally no source without bias. You just need to consider whether you think a sources biases are reasonable or not
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by tbossanova 8mo ago
Yes it does happen. Otherwise smart kids will do dumb stuff sometimes. Like see their friend across the road, but at that moment someone on a motorcycle is accelerating out of their driveway, kid runs across, dead
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by tbossanova 8mo ago
Yep totally normal sentence for this type of writing, for better or for worse. One can’t really complain when AI slop just reflects human writing
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by tbossanova 8mo ago
Good luck with that
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by tbossanova 8mo ago
Oh thats crazy about Fauzi lying under oath! Do you have a link in case I need to back this up
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by tbossanova 8mo ago
Aaand people wonder why we don’t trust politicians. I know a couple of good people who have tried to get into politics, just on a local scale. They said it was the worst thing they ever did
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by tbossanova 8mo ago
You need both though. You have to accept there are a certain amount of psychopaths in the world, and learn how to manage them
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by tbossanova 9mo ago
There are no interesting apolitical topics. Food tastes good sometimes, weather is doing weather stuff, yawn. I feel like we sometimes try to seek conflict out of boredom
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by tbossanova 9mo ago
Interacting on social media is sometimes like shouting into the void. Taking it to the street has a certain visceral nature to it.
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by tbossanova 9mo ago
And this is why I take more and more of what I do offline
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by tbossanova 9mo ago
Good luck with that
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by tbossanova 9mo ago
Just ditch a book you’re not into. Life’s too short. I’m trying to write a book and I would hope a reader that isn’t into my book would just abandon it early

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