_8L34K

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by _8L34K 1mo ago
"Think of the money!" This mentality needs to go extinct. Along with billionaires.
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by _8L34K 1mo ago
> The problem is, your employer doesn’t care whether your brain is creating new neurons and connections. They care about productivity and profit. I feel like this is an odd thing to be reticent about. You're working for someone who
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by _8L34K 2mo ago
I personally believe AI is most readily positioned for top-down automation, rather than bottom-up automation. This seems painfully obvious in almost every domain.
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by _8L34K 2mo ago
That's fair, it just really hinders the conversation amongst laymen.
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by _8L34K 2mo ago
It seems the paper conflates "fertility" and "reproductive rate". Which is akin to conflating "soil fertility" and gross yields. It also seems many comments here have not picked up on that.
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by _8L34K 3mo ago
I think your bigotry override got tripped - the person above never claimed they were representative of some imagined average, just that it was two people actually playing video games...
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by _8L34K 2y ago
"... and I don’t care about what we are building." I find this is the main culprit behind most career dissatisfaction. Spending 8+ hours a day working to build and support something you don't care about is a recipe for being
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by _8L34K 2y ago
Just google "self rocking bassinet", but that is also why I asked - so if you are confident enough to say it's not true, then please explain. Does it just come down to a different controller/set of algorithms for governi
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by _8L34K 2y ago
I'm not sure I understand the $1700 price tag. Self rocking bassinets can be had for a couple hundred dollars. Many have the same functionality, with cry detection and white noise capabilities. They also don't require the use of a