zeroonetwothree

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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
Yes if you know exactly how something should work it is fairly quick to implement. The hard and slow parts are when you only have vague requirements or have to experiment and iterate.
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
Having an AI think for you is not free thinking and having an AI speak for you is not free speech.
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
I feel like projects can be successful without being popular.
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
On the other hand, there’s nothing more frustrating when I submit a hand-written issue to an open source project, happy to implement it if they approve, and then their bot closes it with some AI slop comment that indicates it has no idea wh
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
Typical comment that probably comes from a healthy, childless, young person with no disabilities that can’t understand why people not in that situation might have different requirements from transportation.
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
Safari has some differences in default scroll behavior. I’ve seen similar bugs pop up many times.
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
From what I’ve seen all three are close enough that I would be hard pressed to pick one. It seems to matter much more how I prompt than which of the three I am using.
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
I guess by "actual AI" you mean what most people call "AGI"
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
Farm employment itself has decreased 4x compared to 1950 (the % figure overstates it since the total workforce is larger). However if we consider the broader "food" industry employment has increased substantially. Thus we may see
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
This has "why pay for Dropbox" vibes.
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
Why would people author published works if they won’t get compensated? Countries with weak copyright enforcement don’t tend to have better output than the US (I think most would argue it’s worse). I do agree the term is too long, I would su
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
They are not excluded from CPI. You may be thinking of “core” inflation but the baseline CPI includes those.
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
Yes restaurant prices have increased more but other things have increased less. For example entertainment, clothing, electronics, even automobiles.
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
He actually says the areas in which AI has had the novel successes are those which can be evaluated (like coding or Go). Not that it can’t happen at all.
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
If you read it he says that CC has additional aspects beyond ordinary GAI, namely the ability to verify. That aspect is necessary for GAI to be good and novel. Although personally I think code doesn’t actually need to be very novel so it’s
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
Only to a limited extent.
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
Don’t you still need someone to make high level decisions?
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
“trust me bro”
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
Generally the idea is that if you don’t like what the government does you deal with it through politics (elections and so on). You only have standing if the government is actually directly harming you.
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
The comments in this thread are amusing because everyone is confident they know the cause of this (complex and multifaceted) issue and of course each of their explanations is different.
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
I’ve used it at Meta. It’s very bad, if they released it in its current state it would be laughed at. I imagine they need to improve quality massively before it’s viable to release.
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
They weight by free float so it would been something like 0.3%. Hardly the end of the world
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
“When the facts change, I change my mind.” - Zuck, probably
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
“It is unwise even for members of the Inner Party to turn off the telescreen for more than half an hour.”
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
Pretty sure Meta isn’t screen recording your laptop 24/7
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
Apart from housing the costs aren’t that much more. You pay the same to travel. You pay the same to buy stuff online. Food is maybe slightly more but it’s not that significant. Once you get past being able to afford housing it’s insanely lu
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
If anything AI is going to get rid of the lower tier tech jobs. There will be much fewer but they will pay 7 figs. Basically you replace 10 devs with one super dev and a fleet of agents. At least that’s what the CEOs seem to expect.
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
I’m with you but my partner doesn’t really agree so here I am paying the $40k/yr.
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
Isn’t one time pad just a simple version of secret sharing?
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by zeroonetwothree 4mo ago
I would find BQP = NP ≠ P more surprising than P = NP. But maybe it’s just me :)

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