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andreilys
2y ago
We've tried that for decades, and look where it's gotten us. Policy wonks and lawyers have run America into the ground with reckless spending and forever wars. I would venture that introducing fresh ideas and technologists with fi
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andreilys
2y ago
I can't remember the last time I visited Wikipedia. Genuinely don't know why anyone would use it when you have perplexity, gemini, chatGPT search, etc. at your disposal.
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andreilys
2y ago
but those products that I pay for aren't vehicles for advertising and I don't think Google would ever try to make them that. Advertising is 80% of Google's business. If you think those things aren't being factored into
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andreilys
2y ago
Check out replit agents, they can make games and apps autonomously now
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andreilys
2y ago
Yes because undocumented migrants are highly motivated to pay back the loan versus making a bunch of money and going back to their country of origin. Also have you talked to any Gen Z or millennial? Most cannot afford housing, why in the
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andreilys
2y ago
Everyone would be employed by a Uniparty government. A fantastic system, just ask the Soviet Union.
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andreilys
2y ago
Probably because CA politicians want to spend tax money on things like providing $150k of housing loans to undocumented migrants Losing out on a house bid as an American citizen to an undocumented migrant thanks to this policy, truly the ty
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andreilys
2y ago
"healthcare, education, housing, and food were secured for all." Ah yes all of this provided to you by Big Government, who can at a whim withdraw these services if you are found to engage in WrongThink. We already have seen West
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andreilys
2y ago
1. Content Generation: LLMs can be used to generate high-quality, human-like content such as articles, blog posts, social media posts, and even short stories. Businesses can leverage this capability to save time and resources on content cre
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andreilys
2y ago
I haven't updated this in years but this was my attempt at building a real time personal dashboard, connecting various API's and components. Was pretty helpful for me, basically acted as a heads up display that I could look at to
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andreilys
4y ago
Fast.so practical deep learning for coders was the course that made deep learning and it’s implications click for me. Building and deploying a state of the anrt image classifier in lesson 1, less than an hour was incredibly motivating.
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andreilys
4y ago
I only have one or two friends who have an Android, the rest are all iPhone. Only time I use WhatsApp is when I’m traveling overseas.
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andreilys
4y ago
I highly doubt Musk was personally involved with the firing of an individual contributor, sounds like typical HR risk minimization
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andreilys
4y ago
Non-Medium link: https://www.andreilyskov.com/2022/beware-the-generative-ai-d...
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Beware the Generative AI Driven Internet
(andreilyskov.medium.com)
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4y ago
The definition of a recession is two consecutive quarters of negative growth, which we've had. We're waking up from a a long night of heavy drinking (free money via zero interest rate, unrestrained QE, etc.), the bill is due and y
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andreilys
4y ago
So humans should do the work of image classification, voice transcription, text summarization, etc. before an AI gets involved? Makes total sense to me.
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andreilys
4y ago
How would you go about classifying something as GPT generated? Let alone flagging/deprioritizing it via some draconian legislation?
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andreilys
4y ago
This makes no sense, why would he be driving a hotel shuttle at this point rather than spending time with his family or volunteering?
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andreilys
4y ago
I personally don't see AI getting anywhere any time soon Totally, like there's no way an AI company could hit $80M revenue in <2 years [0], or power the recommendations systems for billions of dollars worth of online commerce
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andreilys
4y ago
IP rights != communism. I believe in property rights, but patenting ideas leads to such perverse incentives that the benefits rarely outweigh the cost. Often times the person isn't even the first to come up with the idea! They're
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IP rights are a cancer on society and have held back progress for generations. From drugs, to technology, I would say IP rights have done more harm than good. Especially when you consider the number of patent trolls that waste countless of
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andreilys
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Having worked as a data scientist at multiple companies (From FANG to startup), the first thing I look at when I get my hands on data is the existence of the Pareto principle. I still haven’t found one company where this principle didn’t sh
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I bet a lot of students -- the laziest ones -- are getting "WTF is this essay even about... did you have a stroke while writing this?!" feedback if they are using LLMs to generate essays whole-cloth. This comes across as very il
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Portability is important but it's not as important as having tools that meaningfully improve how you perform the task you're trying to accomplish. I'm sorry but until you've experienced a startup shutting down the prod
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Notion or Paper who have millions of users who trust that their data is secure, private, and accessible Until those services are inevitably hacked, as we've seen most of these companies play fast and loose with security.
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andreilys
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I'm sorry but markdown and backlinks are boring That is the intention. I don't want excitement with my note-taking, I want plain, boring, open-standards that will survive the test of time. Chances are high that your startup will
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I expect this will be shut down a year after the people working on it get their promos.
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andreilys
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Unless you use gpt-3 and a text-to-voice synthesizer to automate your attendance of unimportant meetings in VR.
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4y ago
Is there any evidence that increasing the money supply causes inflation? Yes, basic logic. Central banks purchasing assets like index funds, bonds, etc. will naturally cause prices to rise. I’m not entirely sure how you can steel man an arg
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