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by bot403 4d ago
I'm not a fan of expanding surveillance but the alternative of unmonitored transit seems worse. Going to shoot up a place? Take your guns on a waymo. It won't complain. Guy wants to take an obviously distressed and co-erced girl t
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by bot403 6d ago
Goodness thanks for taking a terrible article and getting to the point.
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by bot403 6d ago
That's the pickle isn't it? AI solved it with human help. But it's standing on their shoulders. Neither AI nor the humans got it alone. Humanity is better having solved this issue. But which humans were credited and benefited
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by bot403 6d ago
The world is pretty pissed at the u.s. and seeking sovereign models and ai. Richest or not if the companies are wise they will try a bit not to piss off the entire rest of the world. At this point many countries are willing to cut off the u
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by bot403 7d ago
This is a succinct summary of most the the profession of software engineering. Just replace AI with "programmers".
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by bot403 7d ago
Anyone remember the gpt-3 era where adding "this is important to my job" and "if this is wrong someone dies" to prompts made a measurable improvement in accuracy and reduced hallucinations?
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by bot403 7d ago
The answer is genuinely yours
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by bot403 7d ago
Crispr gene editing is an amazing and terrifying technology. We have the capability to edit people in permenant ways which could be passed to all future generations with unknown side effects and consequences. I believe now we only have a sh
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by bot403 9d ago
The hardcore ai folks still assemble their instructions in prompts for best speed and control of the underlying model.
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by bot403 9d ago
I don't consider meta too big to fail. If they go out of business the world can move on with minor disruption and inconvenience.
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by bot403 13d ago
I would think, or hope, a UI library like that could benefit from webpack and tree shaking such that only the needed components end up in the final bundle.
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by bot403 14d ago
The decision to copy-edit ai output is genuinely yours.
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by bot403 14d ago
Just encrypt your CSV after export with the tool of your choice.
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by bot403 16d ago
That round G company with negative cashflow is probably employing people, buying goods and services, etc all within Norway. To say it's not generating economic value is disingenuous at best.
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by bot403 23d ago
The decision to hire me is load-bearing and genuinely yours.
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by bot403 25d ago
I run local models. Your op is absolutely wrong. To get a local LLM is at least a $1500 investment at the cheapest. $5000 if you want usable. At $1500 that's 75 months of $20/mo Claude which are MUCH better models than you can run
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by bot403 25d ago
The decision to leave is genuinely yours.
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by bot403 25d ago
It's interesting but It was hard to tell from a quick read if this was a fun game with LLMs or a productivity tool. You could stand to make that more clear.
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by bot403 26d ago
Sure buddy. And the uncertainty principle means you can't prove I was at the scene of the crime. The fact phones don't usually wipe themselves will be plenty good for a judge. Btw: Regardless of the above I support this guy's
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by bot403 26d ago
And what if he was erasing a steamy affair with a border patrol agent? That's not illegal, but releasing knowledge of it could be damaging to all parties for no reason.
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by bot403 28d ago
The decision of which words to remove is genuinely yours.
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by bot403 1mo ago
Assumedly between the dev and their boss they can make the case they are getting value from it and how much. That's part of the basic job description of both of them. Explain how your work relates to your company's goals both at
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by bot403 1mo ago
Well I call it tax avoision.
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by bot403 1mo ago
Someone found open ports. Theorized they're bridges. And spun a 5 page ai article making baseless and unsupported claims on what's happening and how it came to be.
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by bot403 1mo ago
The decision of how to split this PR is genuinely yours.
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by bot403 1mo ago
I would hate that more than an actual cookie banner. You didn't have to popup but you chose to anyway just so I could give you a pat on the back?
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by bot403 1mo ago
As the part owner of a company using local LLMs we're getting real value out of 27b sized models. I'm saving $1000/mo vs throwing a frontier model at a rather straightforward (for AI) automation need. The trick is acknowledgi
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by bot403 1mo ago
It's inconceivable to me that you could forget the three branches. There are still headlines and news articles about the president , congress, and the supreme court. Those three things , talked about constantly, are a basic reminder of
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by bot403 1mo ago
Should we launch now or not? That decision is genuinely yours.
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by bot403 2mo ago
You're secretly a robot.

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