bobthebob

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by bobthebob 2mo ago
High end compute also existed in the 60’s. The military has already mastered fusion (power), and likely has mastered gravity in some form in secret. They aren’t using mainstream compute for these discoveries
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by bobthebob 2mo ago
I didn’t say anything
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by bobthebob 2mo ago
Well, one nation mastered gravity, or maybe two nations? Or three? Hard to keep track of intelligence these days
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by bobthebob 2mo ago
And they are stunning
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by bobthebob 2mo ago
Oh what a great CIA campaign that would be to give the impression that U.S. military isn’t up to par - to motivate and trick our enemies into making stupid moves while we keep our true cards hidden. Such a crazy thought.
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by bobthebob 2mo ago
I’m replying to a user critiquing the output of AI images. His critique is useful to refine that. Eventually there will be no way to tell between AI slop or not. I’m not sure how your bridging this into psychoanalysis
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by bobthebob 2mo ago
Thanks I’ll use this in my prompt to make a better advertisements
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by bobthebob 2mo ago
Which is a lazy reply.
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by bobthebob 2mo ago
I think using an LLM to confidently reply to online commenters is more profound, but I digress
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by bobthebob 2mo ago
Yikes dude, you call me lazy. This is hilarious.
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by bobthebob 2mo ago
Lazy Reddit style comments, do you ever contribute? I look down the chain of these comments and looks like others had no problem
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by bobthebob 2mo ago
Why?
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by bobthebob 2mo ago
Can you explain exactly why this is bad?
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by bobthebob 2mo ago
True, but this post in about Capital One. It doesn’t take a genius or system architect to figure out AI use in banking both internally and for consumers is a huge benefit especially for capital one. Maybe we should critique the actual agent
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by bobthebob 2mo ago
You’re correct, but in the span of time - they are just doing the same thing everyone else is doing in many industries, just way slower
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by bobthebob 2mo ago
They dont need to justify it. Sorry to say, tokens aren’t going anywhere, people aren’t going to suddenly stop using AI, and this whole paradigm shift of how people are changing how they work - is a full blown reality. There is no reversal,
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by bobthebob 2mo ago
This was clearly - at least designed with AI. Which is not bad by default. But a common thing I’ve come across with designing with AI is it not understanding that people can’t see light text with light background - which is shown here. Clea
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by bobthebob 2mo ago
Maybe to you, it resonates with me.
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by bobthebob 2mo ago
I’m chiming in here to say I did pretty much build an entire iOS app with agents, and it launched it on the App Store for me, along with a social push. I only used Xcode to preview the builds on my device and then guide the prompts more
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by bobthebob 2mo ago
In a wiretap scenario, yes that would be uncomforting and worrisome. But these drones are used to chase active criminals. Unless you committed a crime and ran back to your apartment, I think you’d be fine
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by bobthebob 2mo ago
Still don’t know how this affects me. The use here seems to be for criminals on the run
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by bobthebob 2mo ago
I mean, helicopters are a limited and expensive resource. And here it looks like they use it on criminals on the run - not something they use to practically monitor each person like some surveillance system, or court ordered wiretap At le
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by bobthebob 2mo ago
Helicopters already exist, and so do consumer drones - so why is this an issue?
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by bobthebob 2mo ago
I can agree that a simplistic “it’s his rockets” takes are not really contributory. To me, i see Elon as a pretty smart guy who is slightly immature at times, aka a human. Flawed
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by bobthebob 2mo ago
You say you hardly think of Elon, yet each of your replies - your are discussing him in several paragraphs at great length. Most people that don’t care, usually call it a day after 1-2 sentences
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by bobthebob 2mo ago
Your talking about someone you’ve never met in real life, using things you read from the internet (true or not) to form an opinion of him. Not just a regular opinion either, an intensely hostile negative one. This isn’t healthy.
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by bobthebob 2mo ago
So - most of human society?
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by bobthebob 2mo ago
Right? Talk about losing the pulse here. Millions of people would rather pay monthly for thousands of games vs $70 for one?
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by bobthebob 2mo ago
Shhhhh don’t mention this!
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by bobthebob 3mo ago
I’m right here with you. This is a genuinely cool useful technology that helps solve crimes and all we get is pearl clutching. Most people don’t give AF

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