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by thewarrior 4y ago
Can’t wait for that. It’s going to be so meta referential once it also starts discussing the comments.
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HackerFM – An AI Generated HN Podcast Using the New ChatGPT API(hackerfm.com)
351 points by thewarrior 4y ago|156 comments
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by thewarrior 4y ago
What are these recent ATT updates ? Does Meta also benefit ?
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by thewarrior 4y ago
The supply of food was unstable but the means to find it was not changing all the time. Once you built up a certain foraging / hunting skill the skillset is done. You don't have to relearn it 10 times.
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by thewarrior 4y ago
Yeah but I didn't have to learn how Spear.JS worked in the new monthly update in order to go catch food. The skills I needed and my relationships did not change as often.
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by thewarrior 4y ago
UK has managed to cheap skate on many different fronts. When money was cheap they went on a cost cutting spree for a decade when they should have been using all of that money to invest in services and infrastructure. Now everything is crumb
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by thewarrior 4y ago
A lot of comments in this thread are assuming that the “smart” engineers aren’t self aware enough to realize what they are doing. Let me suggest more provocatively that what we often are witnessing is power dynamics. And these people being
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by thewarrior 4y ago
Sorry to be cliched but do you think AI could make a difference here by thinking for us ?
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by thewarrior 4y ago
Surprised I had to scroll so far down to see this. You hit the nail on the head. ChatGPT suddenly made the task of making a Google replacement 10x easier. The issue being the cost. Now imagine a world where we figure out ways to make these
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by thewarrior 4y ago
And we know the truth of this how ?
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by thewarrior 4y ago
What kind of stimulants do they use. Is it the same kind of drugs that regular people use ?
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by thewarrior 4y ago
I have some bad news for the other person that was tired of hearing about ChatGPT :P
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by thewarrior 4y ago
I don’t think every query needs this
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by thewarrior 4y ago
Why should serving only this model cost as much as all of Google ?
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by thewarrior 4y ago
I am already willing to pay 15-20 dollars a month for this. Google will fall behind as others give this out as a paid service. Don’t need ads for something this useful.
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by thewarrior 4y ago
Enforcing consequences is difficult as laws and bureaucracies become ever more complex. This gives plenty of space for opportunists and tricksters to hide. You don’t ever have to fear being beheaded by the people whose life savings you stol
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by thewarrior 4y ago
Simple answer - We don’t have enough energy and raw materials for everyone to live like Western Europeans.
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by thewarrior 4y ago
Yes they created a global reserve currency they can print to get energy as they need and a super large military to force everyone to go along with it. Securing large amounts of cheap energy is non trivial as europe is beginning to find out.
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by thewarrior 4y ago
I have a rule of thumb for job hopping - If it’s your Nth job in your career you can job hop after N years at that job. In your first year you can hop after a year. Then you stay for 2 years at the next , 3 years at the next and so on. Sta
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by thewarrior 4y ago
What you're saying here seems to be that corporations are inherently sociopathic constructs and one should approach employment with the cold calculating rationality of a machine. There is no reason to expect any empathy or solidarity.
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by thewarrior 4y ago
This article seems to conflate peace with the exact American political setup of democracy, individualism and corporate influence on politics. Is the paragon of free markets the USA the paragon of peace ? The fact that America buys Iraqi oil
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by thewarrior 4y ago
A housing crash would be destabilizing in its own right and it would hurt the rich Tories. So there’s no way they are letting it happen. They will fight it tooth and nail.
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by thewarrior 4y ago
The UK imports large amounts of energy and other things essential to its prosperity. The UK has a current account deficit which means it does not have enough of the dollar to cover for its imports. It has solved this problem over the years
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by thewarrior 4y ago
I know it maybe too much to ask but as a noob to this field I’d love to hear more about why AGI is not feasible even in 50 years.
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by thewarrior 4y ago
I have been wondering recently whether this is a bad thing. Because having the right ideas in memory is often required for making creative leaps. Relying too much on google can actually inhibit creativity.
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by thewarrior 4y ago
How did the experience change you in the long term
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by thewarrior 4y ago
It’s a very cultural thing. If you’re very experienced and still “only” a senior engineer you can almost sense people wondering “Why are you still here ?” Rachel Kroll explains it well here https://rachelbythebay.com/w&#x2F
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by thewarrior 4y ago
Sometimes I feel there are more platforms than products.
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by thewarrior 4y ago
No one gets promoted for maintaining the timer widget on Google search. One of the most successful engineers I know in big tech told me this once - “thewarrior you need to understand. In these companies everything happens mainly for one rea
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by thewarrior 4y ago
America has a lot more leverage over the EU now. I doubt it will be smooth sailing.

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