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5mo ago
You have a lot of certainties. Say will people in hospital bed for 2 weeks agree with you?
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5mo ago
Yeah anyone doing any sort of development is using AI, including for exploits. Means nothing.
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5mo ago
This is a strange thing to comment on HN. If you truly believed it why would you be here?
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5mo ago
If they just signed up they have no followings or subscriptions. So now what, you need to show accounts to follow first? Thats the same problem as deciding what the first video to show is. How do you decide who they should follow? Or the vi
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5mo ago
So its all good since it sold for an order of magnitude more
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5mo ago
Can you comment on other jobs though? The large majority of jobs require no big mental effort? Even switching from programming to management would go through that. Under that light it'd be impossible for a manager to ever become techni
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5mo ago
Are people seriously thinking that you can make yourself dumber by using a chat UI? If talking to an AI makes me dumber and a limited career, then all the customer support people that ever existed were in the same or worse position talking
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5mo ago
There's so many indie movies without much cgi, or good old movies that you'll never live long enough to watch. Writing off a whole art form is a bit weird.
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5mo ago
Funny! I'm autistic enough that I went to do it and got 51% German and 27% autistic. In reality am portuguese and never diagnosed (outside of internet comment sections).
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6mo ago
No, just like to work with eastern Europeans and got used to their communication. Now this stuff just jumps out at me.
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6mo ago
"If I wanted to receive copy paste from a bot I wouldn't message you, why are you trying to sneak this in?" You reminded me of American colleagues that lie and say things are good when they are bad lol. Unable to be straight
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6mo ago
If you'd be happy with that then you can generate them yourself!
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6mo ago
The point is an agent will need to decide. And your rule is useless for hard decisions
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6mo ago
Are you familiar with trolley problems? How do you resolve them by declaring "all beings want to live"? Life is not as simple as that.
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6mo ago
It's free to not use Instagram
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6mo ago
> If we could guarantee that on every moral issue on which there is currently widespread agreement This is ridiculous to me and all you need to do is get a group of friends to honestly answer 10 trolley problems for you to see it like th
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6mo ago
No because alignment makes no sense as a general concept. People are not "aligned" with each other. Humanity has no "goal" that we agree on. So no AI can be aligned with us. It can be at most aligned with the person prom
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6mo ago
So what are you doing here? > Ask HN: Did HN just start using Google recaptcha for logins? [0] > dang > No recent changes, but we do sometimes turn captchas on for logins when HN is under some kind of (possible) attack or other. Th
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6mo ago
It totally depends on if you need to import things to transform them or if you source mostly locally in your supply chain.
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6mo ago
Exams are the only fair way to evaluate if someone knows something (written or oral, in person). Take homes and attendance are just window dressing.
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6mo ago
Having an IP in Russia means about zero regarding their location. Literally anyone doing anything like this is going to get a Chinese or a Russian IP for obvious reasons. Mostly decoy and people like you.
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6mo ago
> let classes that normally count for a grade just submit grades as pass-fail. Because what else can you do? Schedule a single exam and that's your grade for that subject? That's how it should work anyway, credits for work duri
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6mo ago
These were before news reports that came out with the scoop before any press conference. How would you know that some big news scoop is going to drop? You'd have to jump on every futures drop.
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6mo ago
Speak for yourself my taste is average and I aspire for it to remain so.
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6mo ago
I'm also sure about things that will happen after me and my whole audience are dead.
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6mo ago
I didn't say you'd get full harvest at 2 years, otherwise I don't think anything we've both said is incompatible
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6mo ago
The commenter having done that with their judgement manually is different to a computer program spamming automatically.
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6mo ago
> That means someone that wants to plant new trees needs to do so with the notion that they won't get any sort of return on investment for a decade Peach trees take 2-3 years to bear fruit specially with grafting.
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> in the best region (a few counties currently running on 100% hydropower) it makes no difference of course because the energy is running down the hill whether you use it or not. What? That's not how it works at all? Edit: dams rel
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You can find both kinds, in europe especially the cut is very clear, commercial cinemas ALWAYS have assigned sitting. The kind you see at malls and have the Hollywood rotation of marvel shit movies. Then you have smaller cinemas with indie
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