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by good_boy 3y ago
it was, sorry. can't delete it.
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by good_boy 3y ago
it's ok with sex change. but race... me: can race be changed? ChatGPT: No, race cannot be changed because it is a social construct based on physical and cultural characteristics that are typically assigned at birth. Race is not determi
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by good_boy 3y ago
me: can you give examples of black racism? ChatGPT: <...> It is important to note that while these actions may be hurtful or offensive, they do not carry the same weight or impact as the systemic and institutionalized racism that peop
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Woke bias, talking about racism with ChatGPT
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by good_boy 3y ago
I'm, for example, even not considering Amazon/Google/Facebook now. Job switch is quite stressful. There is no point without stability or fat paycheck. And looks like personal level doesn't matter much when the whole team
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by good_boy 3y ago
There is no other way. If they want something done they need someone to do it. Layoffs make them less attractive. So they will have to either rise the wages or accept less qualified candidates. The difference in performance between average
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by good_boy 3y ago
More like moped, powered, with small wheels, definitely not off-road. Still good if you don't mind going the same way again and again. Or going "in the wild" only to find out someone is already there. BTW, animals do make too
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by good_boy 3y ago
It all depends. Most of my coworkers are friendly, some are friends. We respect each other, etc, but it most cases any contacts end when someone leaves the company. The key marker is can I discuss any matters, including inappropriate, polit
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by good_boy 4y ago
It should be possible to attach 'accelerators' or 'special skills'. So that when playing with ChatGPT you will be actually facing GNU Chess.
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by good_boy 4y ago
Interesting, this isn't the only life changing invention. Riding horseback was one of them. Cars, then GPS. Internet instead of books. Social sites instead of in-person skills. And so on. The main danger of AI 'experts' is, i
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by good_boy 4y ago
Not surprising taking into account how much of headache they generate.
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by good_boy 4y ago
there were reports from Microsoft recently as well. If I remember correctly their version of ChatGPT given a task in plain English generated actions script for a robot. So, we are getting closer to AI 'Goblin'. Almost generic, sub
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by good_boy 4y ago
The question is, was it predictable, did Mark realize it from the beginning? Definitely he does it now. I think "Second Life" was similar, then it degraded to just adult entertainment at selected locations. It was 2D, but popular
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by good_boy 4y ago
Not that easy. My experience, I was a client for a long time (>10 years). One day I was unable to log in. After logging successfully a message popped up demanding debit card activation. Every time I pressed 'cancel' I was logge
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by good_boy 4y ago
How long does it take? Just want to check if there are cops around before taking out a drone...
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by good_boy 4y ago
Now just put it together. CV, mechanical body, and GPT. And you get an idiot robot, almost indistinguishable from real AGI
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by good_boy 4y ago
Well, this makes Google less attractive for "could be" employees. They will have to lower the bar. Many with brains and ideas will choose startups. For Google this will backfire, former employees will be working for competitors so
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by good_boy 4y ago
My Autel EVO II flies impressively well tracking me in dense forest. May be not as good, I don't have Skydio, so can't say. All I'm saying is that gap between advanced hobbyist with off the shelf components and one of the bes
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by good_boy 4y ago
It's not a replication. Only part of the software. Flying obstacles avoiding drone have been in labs for years. As for hardware nobody can beat China where almost all components are made. I can put them together in custom drone, many d
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by good_boy 4y ago
It's getting easier and easier to make such a drone. I mean it's within the reach of a single developer with $1000 budget. When Skydio came out it was some sort of break through (if we forget DJI and Autel), but now it's not
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by good_boy 4y ago
> I don't think anyone in industry come close to that. Check NVidia. I believe Jetson Nano can do stereo matching from multiple camera pairs in real time. From here one step to 3d points cloud. New Orin will have like 10x performan
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by good_boy 4y ago
Just in case someone wants to apply. Computer Vision Engineer at robotic startup, already 159 applications in 4 days. Looks like this area is overcrowded. Other than that it's cool. https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/co
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by good_boy 4y ago
SWE 20++ years. Same thing. And here is the way, I think. Get the basic skills, what is model, how do they work, how to train them. Get some product idea. Probably some web site with, say, image processing AI. You don't have to invent
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by good_boy 4y ago
>If I was generating image labels I absolutely would need to worry about that. However, since we're only generating images alone, we don't need to worry about bits of the labels getting into the output images. Just to be correc
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by good_boy 4y ago
Laser will blind humans as well. But thanks, good to know. Car has several cameras. So we need an algorithm for detecting the attack and switching cameras. Blinding 2 cameras at once is much harder. (then blinding human, permanently)
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by good_boy 4y ago
Well, I'm not a pro. So I'll stay on old version then, more fun. It knows quite a lot ;)
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by good_boy 4y ago
if they use hire fast - fire fast approach they actually don't need a good pre-filter (recruiter). Amazon IT is more like warehouse, so this is their way of doing it. Good pay is the main motivation factor. I was approached by recruite
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by good_boy 4y ago
They still have door bells, remember?