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2y ago
I'm pretty fine with restrictions on usage during class time - but not by direct remote control of such personal devices. The goal is to improve education and prepare children for life in the modern world. That can't be done witho
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Not sure what you think is my public transport. My ideal computerized public transport combines vehicles of all sizes and types, and an uber-like app let's me choose what I prefer based on cost and other attributes.
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2y ago
No, I wouldn't support that policy. That would be like banning paper because someone prints porn on it. Absurd.
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2y ago
A LLM all by itself? No, I really don't think so. From my personal trading history - I knew to invest into AMD when it was at $5 because I tried their products and am intimately familiar with computers. LLM won't be able to do tha
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2y ago
I have a big problem with comparing a pocket supercomputer to booze. It's nothing like that. And I don't just think that because I can manage, everyone else can. I also think that this regulation will be counter productive. You ra
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2y ago
Humans can be much smarter than any algo trading bots. The algorithms for trading are really primitive price action stuff - not fundamental information about the business, products, customers...
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2y ago
My point is - it's under my control, if I didn't know how to do this I'd either accept the ads, pay, or not allow phone usage. There are options. I don't need the government to do that for me, I can decide myself. Here i
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2y ago
I'm most people in my bubble. I'm sure there are many different bubbles with completely different stats.
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2y ago
If they use my phone to purchase something, abusing my access code in the process, they are grounded for weeks and many other privileges will be taken away. I myself have never dared to touch my father's wallet or phone, or even look a
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2y ago
Why would my credit card be in their Apple Wallet?
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2y ago
Entanglement doesn't mean information actually travels from point A to point B. Imagine it like tearing paper into 2 pieces without looking at it. Then both pieces are taken away. And then you look at the exact shape of the cut - and y
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2y ago
My mother is 50 and I am over 30...
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2y ago
What ads? The ads I blocked with PiHole?
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2y ago
How do you get practical experience out of that?
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2y ago
I don't know any single anti-gun-regulation person who manufactures guns. Anyways. I am not app developer blah blah and I'm against this. Don't want your kids to be cash cows? Don't give them a credit card...?
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2y ago
What exactly should replace them? I am not aware of any reasonably comparable competition.
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2y ago
If I don't change position, then I'm not traveling. Information about me is not me.
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2y ago
That's because people are behind the wheel. Once car ownership drops, the computerized traffic control can get much more efficient.
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2y ago
Why would you wait for 10 minutes? Robo taxis would be driving all around to be optimally available to the market.
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2y ago
He also apologized and said he was wrong.
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2y ago
And yours is backed by what exactly?
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2y ago
If you're so good you can intuite your way through AWS, you're good enough to do the same with K8s. It's about the same level of complexity, really. Don't listen to juniors who saw a cloud for the first time, shit the be
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The point is that the senior professionals who benefited from it created so much additional productivity, it doesn't matter that there is someone who can't use it well - that doesn't make AI useless or not worth it.
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I don't have this problem at all, and yet I use Copilot daily since it was closed beta. The output I get is very helpful, indeed sometimes wrong but it's very much outweighed by the successes. I sometimes turn it off to remember h
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Your seniors are not senior then. None of my seniors would commit these subtle mistakes. Find people who can do that and AI gives them superpower.
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Software engineering is a huge industry in which AI has produced enough results to make it all worthwhile. Image generation is another. I personally know a business owner - it's an online grocery store - who used AI generated pictures
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Still waiting for what? When OpenAI gets another 100 billion net worth? Marginal benefits? Even just Github Copilot itself is absolutely worth it, itself probably a billion dollar company, and changed the world.
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2y ago
The usual with this is "whatever ships with the language compiler and OS".
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Eh, that's like talking about the viability of computer products... Yeah, many will fail. And many will prevail in sizes you can't even imagine. There's nothing about AI that would tell you which company is going to be which.
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As I said, that's an additional charge.
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