fieldcny

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by fieldcny 3mo ago
duh. Computers don’t think they process, those are very different activities.
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by fieldcny 4mo ago
You speak so authoritatively about quality and performance of these models, yet there are no quantitative metrics that correlate to real world outcomes that indicate that the quality and performance of these models is anything but subjectiv
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by fieldcny 4mo ago
Your response shows how much trouble the west is in, you are completely missing the fact that this is the leading edge of a petroleum supply shortage that is going to have significant and painful effects on all those who are not prepared. A
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by fieldcny 1y ago
Why the hell do you people know your IQ? That test is a joke, there’s zero rigor to it. The reason it’s meaningless is exactly that, it’s meaningless and you wasted your time. Why one would continue to know or talk about the number is a pre
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by fieldcny 1y ago
What are you talking about, there’s zero impact from these thing so far.
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by fieldcny 1y ago
This is such a BS response, first just because a job isn’t physically exhausting doesn’t mean it’s not challenging and mentally exhausting. Second, our job in technology is to make ALL jobs easier, that’s what technology is for, not for bul
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by fieldcny 1y ago
Software is the connective tissue of the world, generating mediocre quality results (which will be the best outcome if you don’t really understand what you are looking at) is not just lazy it can be dangerous, do the worlds best engineers m
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by fieldcny 2y ago
Real quiet in here on the comments, can’t figure out why he’s acting like this right? Maybe because he’s attacking the country on behalf of some other world power Just common sense
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by fieldcny 2y ago
As is the case that Trump, Musk, Vance and Thiel are Russian assets. It’s just common sense to use Trumps own words. Just remember that as these people drag us into a war for “peace”
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by fieldcny 2y ago
The most likely explanation is fraud
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by fieldcny 2y ago
Why hasn’t the US announced anything like this?
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by fieldcny 2y ago
As it should be, a political executive branch is not a democracy it’s a monarchy
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by fieldcny 2y ago
This is amazing fun!
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by fieldcny 2y ago
Duopoly’s produce excessive regulation as a means of protection. Duopolies grow out slow growth, once the pie stops growing stealing customers is hard and is a zero sum game, reaching a comfortable stasis which then becomes the status quo i
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by fieldcny 2y ago
Your are conflating asset price inflation and cost inflation, they are not the same. Apple could lose $2T in market cap next week, the cost of the fab would not be discounted in the same way.
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by fieldcny 2y ago
The court system is expensive because it’s the wrong mechanism to address this aspect of corporate and monopoly power, frankly all companies have gotten too large they aren’t efficient at any thing other than redistribution of the fruits of
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by fieldcny 2y ago
Arbitration is just another power grab by companies, originally the government would keep this sort of excess and greed in check, as we have successively dismantled that capability the people of this country had to turn to the courts to see
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by fieldcny 2y ago
The premise is wrong, you can care for more than one other person at a time. People have children, in this world we can only care about our spouse or one child? Hardly.
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by fieldcny 2y ago
No, it’s a thread about car sales and cybertrucks position in that list. Also, I’m sure we are all familiar with the value of anecdotal evidence vs data, the response of “I’m a ____ and I don’t _____” is limited at best and meaningless in t
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by fieldcny 2y ago
Cybetruck owners are the car world’s vegans.
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by fieldcny 2y ago
Jury decides to change their verdict after being algorithmicly sentenced to 90 days in jail for using the wrong exit in the court building as they were being released from duty by the court officers. CEO of VerdictAI is quoted as saying “s
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by fieldcny 2y ago
But always always with Mus-informed grand intentions of changing the world for the better. All we need is another market to solve every problem! It makes everyone with power and money happy, they love markets because they are experts at fuc
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by fieldcny 2y ago
Quite the opposite, depending on how it’s used it is THE authoritative system for the code, which gets exponentially more valuable with more contributors
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by fieldcny 2y ago
Using your yardstick, we wouldn’t have any open source software, everything costs time to implement, that’s the point of open source, we donate time to the collective community. All those security features are not enterprise specific, they
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by fieldcny 2y ago
I would not really consider anyone “behind” when it comes to sniffing their own farts about LLMs. Everyone is just engaged at a different cycle in the fraud.
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by fieldcny 2y ago
This isn’t news, this is exactly what we said when the don’t be evil company was pushing them in the name of page loading speed (b/c the faster they get to display an ad making time to sell another ad!)
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by fieldcny 2y ago
That’s was Bush not Obama
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by fieldcny 2y ago
What?!?! I have never heard anyone pronounce these terms in such a ludicrous fashion, and it’s not because I don’t have exposure I do a fair amount of work in this space.
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by fieldcny 2y ago
Why would eliminating corporate funding in academic research be bad? The way it stands now is that it’s a nice tax write of the the company and a great way to play the heads I win tails you lose game.
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by fieldcny 2y ago
Ahh the ole if you can sense every particles position and velocity you can predict the future. your comment really belies the desperation that exists now, these models are stuck where they are (hint it’s a natural limit), you are talking ab

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