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by zulban 3y ago
>somewhat sensationalistic What a cynical comment. The title doesn't even say rare, and there's only a few dozen found in "all of Europe", ever. What could possibly be seen as sensationalist here? Thanks for your exce
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by zulban 3y ago
> nobody says we should stop anything... About climate change..? It doesn't serve your argument to so blatently misrepresent reality.
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by zulban 3y ago
Good to read the full article before criticizing.
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by zulban 3y ago
Who is this "they" you're talking about? Lots of people and lots of groups are trying to use AI in different ways. So yes, obviously people are looking into that too. You seem cynical.
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by zulban 3y ago
Huh? I thought you cannot patent an algorithm, mathematical process, number, game design, etc.
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by zulban 3y ago
ChatGPT can do it. Really.
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by zulban 3y ago
The thought that a HN hiring thread proportionally represents office work is pretty funny to me. Quite the bubble, my friend.
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by zulban 3y ago
> leaving folks like me who would prefer to work with others and don’t mind moving no options. This reminds me of when Christians in America say they're being persecuted, when of course, they're dominant. I think it would be a
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by zulban 3y ago
Service industry purchases like burgers would be a lot more expensive and I'd gladly pay.
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by zulban 3y ago
HN is missing lots of features. That's not UI. The HN UI is pretty good.
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by zulban 3y ago
Pretty good argument but it has one fatal flaw. People can memorize the Declaration of Independence too. Or Harry Potter. If people mostly recite HP from memory but apply enough creative changes, it's not copyright infringement. So pro
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by zulban 3y ago
> At some point some software engineer had to sit down, look at it, and say, "looks good to ship to production" Only true if you replace "software engineer" with "person". Just because someone was paid to bu
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by zulban 3y ago
This is why contracts exist. I hope the agreements you listed are written down.
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by zulban 3y ago
I wish I could pay 2$ to read the article by clicking a button on an independent service, instead of giving all my info and signing up to a subscription which is probably a nightmare to cancel. Sigh.
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by zulban 3y ago
Gave it a skim. What specifically is biased about it? Even ideas that are wrong need to have articles about those labels. There could also be an article about a "woke pipeline" if that's a concept label people are taking abou
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by zulban 3y ago
I always felt explanations for this were even more confusing. Best to replace the adjective, noun, and verb with completely different words: Toronto cats Toronto cats harass harass Toronto cats.
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by zulban 3y ago
I don't like mobile games, mostly because of IAP and ads. There's also an oversaturation of chess apps, but none where an AI can play your own variants, so I made www.chesscraft.ca For years now it's the only mobile game I p
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by zulban 4y ago
Even worse, given the vast hubris and fraud, and timing, I can't help but think the birth of kids was strategic. It may be hard for the kids to shake that feeling, too.
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by zulban 4y ago
It's not "pure speculation" if you've seen it happen many times, and you see the same early patterns now. That's not speculation, that's pattern recognition and intelligence.
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by zulban 4y ago
Random thought... maybe international offers have relocation costs up to just several thousand dollars if the offer is canceled like this. The cost scales with revenue of the company and salary offered, so it's almost nothing for small
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by zulban 4y ago
There are no ads. I have a great job. What am I advertising? This keeps coming up, so I wrote about my experience. HN comments written on the toilet only do so much.
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by zulban 4y ago
"but this is an attempt to spread an agenda" yikes. Consider this: asking Saudi Arabia to let women drive and work any job isn't just a woke agenda. There's a strong practical and economic argument too. If you don't
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by zulban 4y ago
Maybe you'd appreciate my perspective on why they need to let Stallman go: https://blog.stuartspence.ca/oh-stallman.html From first hand experience, I believe he is clearly a net negative.
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by zulban 4y ago
Lots of sources. However, Last Week in AI has been a great podcast since I started listening a couple months ago. Like covid, beware of resources that only started covering AI because it's trendy lately. They quickly summarize and dis
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by zulban 4y ago
If you feel like your handful of improvised questions is a good or unique evaluation of the latest LLMs and their applications you simply haven't been paying attention. Why did 100m+ users sign up in 2 months if the tool is as bad as y
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by zulban 4y ago
It doesn't move like pacman, where it saves your keystroke momentarily. Instead you need to hold the key down until you reach a point where you can turn.
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by zulban 4y ago
Interesting anecdote but this is not about postmortems whatsoever.
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by zulban 4y ago
ChatGPT can already help its programmers to develop itself. However it's hard to say how far it is from taking full control of that process. Probably a ways off.
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by zulban 4y ago
Nothing to lose..? Old and popular reddit accounts are worth more when sold for a reason. If I'm sharing an idea or business update, it's useful to show mods and algorithms that I'm a decade old user and not a bot created th
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by zulban 4y ago
"the brief look i had" Yes, this is how critical paradigms like decentralization are gradually broken by Microsoft. Things are built and people have a brief look, but don't actually test them on other platforms. Don't cr

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