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wayeq
11mo ago
> This isn’t likely to be a compelling spatial computer. neither is the Apple Vision Pro
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wayeq
11mo ago
> £30 down the drain, thanks Zuck. I'm sure he put it to good use. Like 500ms worth of upkeep for one of his yachts.
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wayeq
11mo ago
At some point the voice mode started throwing in 'umm' and 'soOoOoo.." which lands firmly in uncanny valley. I don't exactly want 'robot' but I don't want it to pretend it has human speech quirks eit
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wayeq
1y ago
> fuck every single one of you and the various motherfucking horses you rode in on. Maybe you're an LLM trained on 4chan
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wayeq
1y ago
aka fiduciary duty
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wayeq
1y ago
that's rough, I'd hate to be that person
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wayeq
1y ago
read the 1988 Hamas charter
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wayeq
1y ago
I'm sure my employer would be thrilled with a background process taking screenshots every second
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wayeq
1y ago
> if the executive observed the norms it's supposed to QE should have caught that bug before it went into production
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wayeq
1y ago
man that is depressing
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wayeq
1y ago
I can't remember the last time I commented on an internet forum
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wayeq
1y ago
> I'm pretty sure they want it kissing people's asses because it makes users feel good and therefore more likely to use the LLM more You're absolutely right!
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wayeq
1y ago
I've also found the trick to moving up IC ranks is to be less warm and empathetic.
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wayeq
1y ago
> It takes infinite time to reach event horizon, not the center. Even that is only true to a distant observer, not the one crossing the horizon.
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1y ago
> but there may be no singularity because it takes matter an infinite amount of time to reach the center due to time dilation effects. The outside observer’s view doesn’t stop physics inside. For a massive black hole, you absolutely do
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1y ago
> I'm impressed by your determination. I'm depressed by their determination.
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wayeq
1y ago
Does the knowledge cut off date still matter all that much since all these models can do real time searches and RAG?
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wayeq
1y ago
> What would he have done if he was born 100 years earlier? Introducing the Microsoft Slide Rule
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wayeq
1y ago
> "international law" is, i don't know how to say this quite right, largely for show Turns out most law in western democracies was largely for show
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1y ago
> According to the US Food and Drug Administration, MRI machines have magnetic fields that will attract magnetic objects of all sizes Good thing they sourced that fact, I never would have guessed.
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1y ago
> Self elimination is the only possible arc for humanity. Hey man, at least add a spoiler alert. We eradicated smallpox and recovered the ozone layer through global coordination, not even a century after murdering each other by the tens
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wayeq
1y ago
It'd be really nice if the title gave an indication of what the article is about.
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wayeq
1y ago
thanks for the well wishes, will do.
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wayeq
1y ago
... what?
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wayeq
1y ago
fighting cancer
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wayeq
1y ago
kinda sounds like something else
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1y ago
> code is not an asset—it's a liability. Tell that to Coca-Cola.. whose most valuable asset is literally an algorithm
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1y ago
> Let's build better stuff. What usually happens next is that 99% of that "better-ness" value then gets clawed back by the creator and monetized, and then users are left with something roughly comparable to the product it
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1y ago
how's your day going, John?
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wayeq
2y ago
If Jan 6th didn't dissuade people, I don't think anything will. Additionally, his base will not blame him, they will swallow whichever of the many narratives the propagandists are currently cooking up that suites their fancy.
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