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agronomov
1mo ago
ChatGPT, summarize
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agronomov
3mo ago
Everyone knows AI will impact their jobs eventually. How can one be in love with that idea
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agronomov
3mo ago
Everyone knows eventually AI will impact their career prospects. How can you be in love with that
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agronomov
3y ago
I can't be sure because I don't know where the subjective feelings are coming form. But I don't think there's any basis for thinking that an algorithm, however complex, might start experiencing things. That's not th
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agronomov
3y ago
That special spark of magic is my feelings that I experience all the time. I'm not talking about souls -- amoeba probably also experiences things (just by analogy form us)
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agronomov
3y ago
I'm not talking about souls! What the heck is that anyways. Yes, I'm talking about the fact that our understanding of how physical systems work (neurons and all that) give us no understanding of why we need to experience things. W
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agronomov
3y ago
Nice one
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agronomov
3y ago
I am not talking about consciousness though, I couldn't care less about it! I am talking about the subjective feeling of existence, which is what you and I feel in every one of those disjoint moments. And the only reason I know that yo
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agronomov
3y ago
Well, imagine advanced AI beyond imagination. It is so advanced that it mimicks all of the human activity in exactly the same way. By definition it would be able to do whatever we are doing (and probably better) Unless you don't beli
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agronomov
3y ago
Because these algorithms just imitate specific output for a given input. However, they are so complex, that our brains are not able to distinguish their activity from a real consciousness in any way. If you believe that imitation process ca
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agronomov
3y ago
These are exactly the kind of words that would end humanity
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agronomov
3y ago
It seems that one danger is often overlooked, which is humans believing AI has consciousness once it becomes advanced enough. It will start with dying people migrating to cloud hoping for eternal life, and on the outside it would look like
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agronomov
4y ago
Shouldn't this be in The Onion?
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agronomov
5y ago
"Not a hot dog"
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agronomov
5y ago
What about UX though? Why on earth I cannot view all songs from one artist on mobile or web app (only desktop). I can only view all albums, so I should google which album the given song belongs to? I can search of course, but what if I don&
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agronomov
6y ago
Job title is senior software engineer, but actual skills required for the job is just basic programming and common sense. I feel that the company is not interested in giving me more scope. All it really needs is to get some stuff done, whic
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agronomov
6y ago
I had a few software jobs before, some of them were fun and some were ok, but I have never been so bored. I'm fearing that once you get to a certain level of experience, everything looks the same and fun adventure into the unknown worl
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Are all engineering jobs so boring?
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agronomov
6y ago
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agronomov
6y ago
Nice article, but I wonder what author would say about working with ORMs. When objects represent database tables it's not as easy to extract attributes into objects. Every extract, rename or move is a database migration, when you proba