koliber

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by koliber 7d ago
I don't know if I agree with that statement either. However, I also can't claim I disagree. I see how that statement could be true. Here's how I think about it. The main difference between AI danger and nuke or climate or hum
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by koliber 10d ago
We appreciate the transparency and wish you best of luck mitigating the fallout.
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by koliber 11d ago
I know a few retired men who labored hard, neglected relationships and health, and conditioned themselves to the point where a quiet mind and a slow morning would take a lot of work. I don’t think retirement means that you get the things on
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by koliber 12d ago
If you engage cruise control, and it starts to accelerate uncontrollable, or swerves your steering wheel sharply and causes an accident, then you can sue the manufacturer. The cruise control did not work as intended. The reason why we have
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by koliber 12d ago
Sue the operator. In this case, it seems like OpenAI was testing its own models. The operator and the manufacturer are the same. In cases where the operator is not the manufacturer, the operator can decide if they should in turn sue to manu
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by koliber 15d ago
Most of the time, I don't hire for one off little jobs proactively. I have a list of things like this. Occasionally when I do meet someone or some company that seems to send the right signals, I give them one of the things from my list
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by koliber 15d ago
Vistulo | Fully REMOTE (Poland or Romanian residents only) | B2B contract | US Eastern timezone overlap required Vistulo is a boutique outsourcing company based in Poland. We specialize in expert-level talent for financial institutions. All
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by koliber 22d ago
I really like how you phrase this and completely agree. Issues should be caught as early as possible in the dev process and what you describe is probably as good as it gets. I tend to look at such problems from an organizational perspective
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by koliber 22d ago
He posted it. That’s some of the work you question. Presumably he queried the AI and led it in some way. That’s also work. As far as the exact breakdown we will never know. But questioning the authorship in a way that leads us to believe th
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by koliber 22d ago
In the new world of AI, capable QA will rule the world.
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by koliber 22d ago
I also already told my potential investors that I see $30T in potential revenue. Talk is cheap.
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by koliber 22d ago
I have a comment here from a few years ago where I am accused of it being generated by AI. I wear it like a badge of honor because I wrote it 100% by hand.
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by koliber 22d ago
This is largely a solved problem. New generations of programmers are simply rediscovering it. The solution: - be aware of it - add DB query monitoring via your favorite APM tool - review the APM tool regularly - when you see an N+1 issue ap
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by koliber 22d ago
Bomb fishing is bad. I am surprised that only 3 football field equivalent areas are destroyed per year in a country as vast as Indonesia. I hate the idea but this article makes me optimistic that other proactive measures that are not mentio
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by koliber 22d ago
You’re right but that is not the point. The point t is that soon after the whole category of portable MP3 players got wiped out by smart phones.
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by koliber 25d ago
If I read the stats in the original article correctly, you and I are in the 1/5th of the population that feels this way about it.
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by koliber 26d ago
National Geographic and BBC would send photographers to a place for the sole purpose of taking a photo. Regular people did not do that.
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by koliber 26d ago
People take photos for multiple reasons. I like the memories. I enjoy looking through a photo album many years down the line and reminiscing about a great trip. People take photos to brag. People take photos to prove to non-believers that s
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by koliber 26d ago
I can see it now. Billboards by the interstate: Attacked by AI? Call 1-800-BIG-BUXX. I could actually root for this law firm. Their business will only grow.
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by koliber 27d ago
I found that the time they spend with me, their dad, observing and learning how I do things, impacts them positively. I don't know if they need it or not, but I do see that they benefit from it. And it feels good too.
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by koliber 28d ago
> can choose to avoid seeing their children if they want to The choice is there. It's sad how many people choose to not spend time with kids. But the fact that more people have this choice now than they did in the past makes me conc
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by koliber 29d ago
He forgot to talk about hobbies :) I had a conversation about this topic yesterday with a colleague of mine. We both found some kind of career-family balance, and are continually honing it. However, we both lamented the loss of hobbies.
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by koliber 29d ago
I don't know if progress made it more hard to spend time with kids, on average. In older generations, men spent relatively little time with little kids. I don't know if it was social convention or lack of time. Either way, it seem
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by koliber 29d ago
I don't know anything about tracking your particular illness, but I have tried tracking various things in my life with varying success. Many times I've failed, but then I tried again in different ways. One thing that I noticed is
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by koliber 29d ago
Most people don't exercise at all. If some of these people draw the wrong conclusion from such a study and start exercising at high intensity, it will still be better than their current couch-potato training protocol.
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by koliber 1mo ago
I watched Short Circuit yesterday. All I can think now is "need input".
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by koliber 1mo ago
Quoting the article: > A boom in railroad construction, 33,000 miles (53,000 km) of track were laid across the country between 1868 and 1873. > The railroad industry was the largest employer outside of agriculture and involved large a
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by koliber 1mo ago
I feel that the 1mg pill bottle that I have already is my lifetime supply, given the rate at which I use it.
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by koliber 1mo ago
Appreciate your thoughts. I think if we sat down and talked we would agree on a lot of things. re: end goals: in most cases, you still need an end goal in mind in order to craft a process that will get you there. In the end, it is the proce
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by koliber 1mo ago
I’ve been mulling a congruent idea. When we think about goals we usually imagine a static end state. 75 kg body weight. 1,000,000 USD in my bank account. A happy life. We try to define the goals using units and aim for them. This is fine in

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