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by wordpad 1y ago
Respecting and engaging with company politics in order to push good engineering decisions is one thing, but learning and playing a sport, I think falls outside of "other duties as assigned" for an engineer.
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by wordpad 1y ago
The emergent behavior of LLMs being amazing at accurately predicting tokens in previously unseen conditions might be more powerful than more rigorous machine learning extrapolations. Especially when you throw noisy subjective context at it.
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by wordpad 1y ago
And not far from that are sentient toasters and doorbells.
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by wordpad 1y ago
What are you using for image generation? It works faster than anything I've seen
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by wordpad 1y ago
Why can't crawling be crowd sourced? It would solve ip rotation and spread the load
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by wordpad 1y ago
I'm sure there is some art you'd shell out for. Maybe an original prop from your favorite movie or a collectors item from a time period you're nostalgic for...
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by wordpad 1y ago
What did you use to do it?
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by wordpad 1y ago
Have you tried giving your AI productivity tool a personality so it can guilt trip you the same way?
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by wordpad 1y ago
Humans already make arbitrary content. It's a question of scale. Humans could always write things down, but only the printing press changed the world.
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by wordpad 1y ago
You can't have arbitrary content with a human in the workflow.
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by wordpad 1y ago
That's just hardware. If you need to build and maintain your own devops tooling it can balloon in complexity and cost real quick. It would still likely be much cheaper to do everything in house, but you would be assuming a lot of risks
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by wordpad 1y ago
Oh God So, what is the lesson here? Gotta let go of pride and risk it for the biscuit (ship something)?
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by wordpad 1y ago
So you think screaming 'im a loser' 10 times an hour is going to be good for mental health?
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by wordpad 1y ago
> If later in the day you notice you're starting to procrastinate, immediately return to the system. This is by far the most insightful advice backed by actual research. Recognizing a deviation in your desired behavior and having a
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by wordpad 1y ago
To be fair, space suit is basically an entire self contained space ship the size of a suit.
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by wordpad 1y ago
Artists push the envelope. With AI tools artists will be able to push further, doing things that AI can't do yet.
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by wordpad 1y ago
That's the problem with set rules. Overly productive and active people create rules to better focus their productivity and tame their impulses. Someone unambitious and lazy would see more benefit from a single rule that says go do some
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by wordpad 1y ago
They probably haven't decided yet
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by wordpad 1y ago
Why couldn't single-user quantum computers be a viable path? General computing is great, but we built large hadron collider to validate a few specific physics theories, couldn't we we make do with single-use quantum computer for i
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by wordpad 1y ago
Twitter and FB have terrible brands yet network effect and inertia is all they need to stay profitable billion dollar businesses
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by wordpad 1y ago
Their user base is the moat. Same as any network effect business. If all your peers are using a thing, it's really hard to convince entire industry to switch even if something better is available.
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by wordpad 1y ago
Is it available via API somewhere?
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by wordpad 2y ago
You can check discord for a lot of people trying these out in various ways. The screen gets anchored to a direction and distance from you, so yes, leaning in would push the screen back (which feels natural, especially when you walk around).
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by wordpad 2y ago
Since when is having a laptop on your lap or by your side a problem in bed? That's my default wfh setup. I even have a 2nd monitor on a standard arm mounted to my bedrest for when I need it. I do also use Xreal One but only when I&#x27
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by wordpad 2y ago
Wouldn't you be able to quickly prune away invalid/unlikely interactions? Maybe, have some cutoff based on proximity of members or something?
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by wordpad 2y ago
Why is tracking a bad thing? It allows better monetization of the web which is good for everyone.
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by wordpad 2y ago
How is there not a lot of special data? Isnt it literally infinite via even the simplest simulator? You could generate an unlimited training set just by implementing tik tac toe on an unbound grid, for example, in like 10 lines of code.
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by wordpad 2y ago
I am with OP. Being able to have full meaningful conversations with a machine about any topic in existence is up there with invention of flight.
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by wordpad 2y ago
You can also prove things by deriving it mathematically, without need for any observation. Some things can even be counter intuitive like relativity and quantum physics.
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by wordpad 2y ago
why dose entropy (and time) have a direction, though? This is famously referred to as "The Last Question" by Isaac Asimov

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