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by tines 1y ago
I would agree with you, but the people making the decision to fire or keep you don’t care about quality, nor do they care about understanding AI or its limitations. If AI mostly does kinda the right thing 70% of the time but saves the compa
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by tines 1y ago
People compare AI to the automation that happened in e.g. car factories. Lots of people were put out of jobs, and that’s just the way things go, they say. But the difference is that automotive automation does create way more jobs than it de
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by tines 1y ago
I appreciate the argument that things can often be difficult for noobs but actually fine or better than alternatives once you get used to them. But on the other hand, people who are "used to the way things are" are often the worst
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by tines 1y ago
I feel like I’m beginning to see what countless others have doubtless discovered before me, which is that much of the effort and ingenuity of a modern life is directed toward figuring out how to live as little as possible.
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by tines 1y ago
I mean, just to steelman the argument, the "market" hasn't had time to react to what LLMs are good at, so your rebuttal falls flat. I think the original statement is more a prediction than a statement of current affairs. Also
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by tines 1y ago
But creating a mental model and then interacting with it is slower than interacting with a mental model you already have.
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by tines 1y ago
Anything like this in Austin?
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by tines 1y ago
Your list of examples is telling; all those things do indeed make life easy. But is easy equivalent to good? I don’t think so. People have more capabilities to connect, and have more “friends” than ever before, and people are more disconnec
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by tines 1y ago
Sounds like people coping about their lack of responses. “It’s not me, it must be AI’s fault!”
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by tines 1y ago
That’s not the implied conclusion my guy. That’s the statement.
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by tines 1y ago
As with all good marketing, the conclusions omitted and implied, no?
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by tines 1y ago
Holy shit this is awesome. Absolutely beautiful.
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by tines 1y ago
This is the most important and impactful decision that an average person (i.e. all of us here) will make regarding the quality of his mental life. This week I ordered a SIM card compatible with my Nokia dumb phone. I have a smartphone for w
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by tines 1y ago
Come to think of it, doesn't a sphere have only one side?
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by tines 1y ago
Sting operation maybe?
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by tines 1y ago
You can make it out of some other material that you can smooth, i.e. so that it doesn’t have edges.
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by tines 1y ago
All the evidence is contrary to your assertion that we live in a nation of laws.
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by tines 1y ago
A mobius strip does!
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by tines 1y ago
> Because there are very few things that reflect this wavelength in reality. You mean few things that reflect only this wavelength? Because I would think anything white would reflect this wavelength just like any other.
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by tines 2y ago
I guess the nice thing is, the bad guys picked a fight against Harvard Fucking Law.
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by tines 2y ago
I wrote this on another thread recently, reposting here: Things started to make more sense to me once I realized that by nature, human beings hate freedom and love tyranny. Once you accept this, it all falls in place. Deporting citizens to
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by tines 2y ago
Purity is relative to a given level of abstraction?
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by tines 2y ago
Iran would like a word.
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by tines 2y ago
Things started to make more sense to me once I realized that human beings hate freedom and love tyranny. Once you accept this, it all falls in place. Deporting citizens to foreign prisons? Sounds great. Incoherent foreign and economic polic
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by tines 2y ago
America will get the outcome it deserves.
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by tines 2y ago
Source?
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by tines 2y ago
If that's true then it refutes the article, doesn't it?
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by tines 2y ago
Compared to explaining anything, explaining everything explains almost nothing.
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by tines 2y ago
I didn't grow up in the internet age so your point falls flat a bit.
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by tines 2y ago
I guess that's what I'm saying: I don't feel like I'm being watched. I don't feel as though some website recording my clicks is burdensome to me. I leave them to their little games and microoptimizations, and I don&

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