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by 0x4e 1mo ago
I mostly meant humans in general. Not only CEOs. But... yes... maybe if the psychological development was better, Elon would not have been bullied, and perhaps would have been a better human.
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by 0x4e 1mo ago
Partially agreed. There are also just evil people that are not billionaire CEOs, and I am not sure if ALL billionaire CEOs are bad — I don't really pay too much attention to them. There are evil people in general. And, it may be solvab
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by 0x4e 1mo ago
I agree with knowing what's happening! But taking things at face value from tech companies, especially when they are at an early stage and maximizing for attention just doesn't feel right to me. At the end of the day, bad things w
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by 0x4e 1mo ago
Humans have been doing this for years even before the advent of the internet as we know it [ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phreaking ]. Maybe not at a larger and automated scale allowed by AI, but this is not superhuman
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by 0x4e 1mo ago
I can see this was shared before a couple of years ago, so just reposting for the sake of sharing and caring <3
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Every Noise at Once(everynoise.com)
2 points by 0x4e 1mo ago|1 comments
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by 0x4e 2mo ago
Functionality is great across Apple devices. I think they are really adamant about their lack of interest in making their platforms open to other OSs. You're right on there not being an API, but... Both Notes and Reminders have a full
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by 0x4e 2mo ago
I’d been a user of Obsidian, Notion, ClickUp and tried a myriad of other tools until I realized that Apple Notes and Reminders did the job just fine and worked perfectly across devices. Opening obsidian in my phone never felt natural, and m
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by 0x4e 2mo ago
I wonder if anyone has thoughts on the future of “content”? I ask this because of the general adoption of LLMs for information seeking. On one side, I think that those who manage to generate a trusted audience can benefit from this as LLMs
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by 0x4e 3mo ago
Turns out shitposting and trolling will save humanity.
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Industrial Society and Its Future [pdf](web.cs.ucdavis.edu)
1 points by 0x4e 5mo ago|1 comments
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by 0x4e 5mo ago
That's a good view point. Perhaps they're not being alarmists or trying to scare people, but being honest about the capabilities. Perhaps it can be better articulated and framed in a way that's well received. But, maybe that
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by 0x4e 5mo ago
Agreed. But, could it be trained ti be deceiving? Especially when we bake-in advertising into it?
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by 0x4e 5mo ago
Because we don't like uncertainty, and the AI future is uncertain. There are multiple high probability scenarios. Because we're seeing how its capabilities increase overtime. I find the rate at which I prefer to go to an AI than a
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by 0x4e 6mo ago
>Private equity relies on a basic technique known as the leveraged buyout, which works like this: you, a dealmaker, buy a company using just a small portion of your own money. You borrow the rest, and transfer all this debt on to the com
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by 0x4e 6mo ago
>Humans won’t be needed for most things. Who the hell thinks that’s a good idea? Don’t get me wrong, I’ll be happy to spend most of my time with my loved ones, talking, having fun, and investing my time in creative endeavours, but that’s
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by 0x4e 6mo ago
Amazing! Yet another life destroying invention. What could go wrong?
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by 0x4e 6mo ago
This is when I ask sincerely: how does AI truly benefit the average Joe? Sure it can help you do things “faster” and it can give you “private/cheaper” advice. But, AI feels increasingly like a thing that will make the powerful a lot mo
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by 0x4e 6mo ago
Especially with the way “the law” works now-a-days: Donors, lobbyists, and ring kissers driving what’s instituted.
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by 0x4e 7mo ago
This reads like an ad.
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by 0x4e 7mo ago
Of course they jumped into the race as soon as possible by mentioning ‘Apple Intelligence’ and working on it. But, I think this was more peer pressure than anything else. Apple’s reliably late to the party most of the time, but they also re
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by 0x4e 7mo ago
I agree. It’s still being figured out. My prediction is that Apple is the hardware and platform provider (like it’s always been). We’re not asking them to come up with a better social media, or a better Notion or a better Netflix. I think t
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by 0x4e 7mo ago
Maybe garlic alludes to the working class.
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by 0x4e 8mo ago
I see where you’re coming from. Some will be empowered to do this. It’s like what the computer allowed but on steroids. However, I think this only applies to a handful of people. I doubt the average joe goes around wanting to vibe code thei
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by 0x4e 8mo ago
I suppose one perspective can be that it's cheaper to pay $20/mo than +$150 for a 45min session. So, "advice" and "opinions" become cheap and accessible. But, does it translate into quality? I still find it har
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by 0x4e 8mo ago
Interesting. Would this be a non-solution to a non-problem since there are already therapists out there? Does it solve the awkwardness of talking to another human?
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by 0x4e 8mo ago
It's a serious question!? And as dumb as it sounds neither of you could answer it.
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Ask HN: What are the immediate/near/long-term non-corporate benefits of AI?
3 points by 0x4e 8mo ago|13 comments
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by 0x4e 8mo ago
Speaking for myself: FITFO: Figure it the fuck out. Research and take action quickly. FAFO: Fuck around and find out. Do shit, make mistakes and try again. You’ll at least learn something from this. FPT: First principles thinking. Learn the