lostoldsession

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by lostoldsession 4y ago
The level of delusion and entitlement coming from people getting paid $160k (plus golden Cadillac benefits, fully covered) to work from home doing approximately 15 hours of real work a week is staggering. I suppose its just proof of the hed
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by lostoldsession 4y ago
Don't feel to bad, Spotify deleted all my saved content too, which I learned while on a trip out in the woods. My card didn't decline or expire, Spotifiy either updated and/or glitched and dumped everything along with any mem
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by lostoldsession 4y ago
The irony that this is exactly the kind of garbage that SaaS is, yet it's the bread and butter of many here.
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by lostoldsession 4y ago
Part of me thinks one of the big reasons Google has held back so much is because of ethical concerns and/or just general fear of not having complete knowledge of how AI (incomplete to boot) will impact the world. We know that Google ha
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by lostoldsession 4y ago
There are a lot of people who just want privacy wherever they can get it. It's not necessarily something nefarious, but the result of the question "Does this person need to know who I am? No. Therefore there is nothing to gain and
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by lostoldsession 4y ago
I cancelled prime a few year ago and haven't looked back. Amazon has basically turned into a flea market chock full of counterfeit goods, goods of questionable origin, and a relentless "review optimization" schemes under the
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by lostoldsession 4y ago
Certainly you're not implying that technological progress is linear?
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by lostoldsession 4y ago
At this point I'm unconvinced that humans are much more than a language model. Worse, I'm only saying that half jokingly.
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by lostoldsession 4y ago
These models are infant technology. They are the chess playing computers of 1960. It's completely missing the forest for the trees to call it out as useless. It's not meant to be useful right now, it's exploratory tech meant
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by lostoldsession 4y ago
This generation of AI? Sure. Five or ten generations of AI from now? I'd place my full bet firmly on "Humans aren't nearly as special as they tell themselves they are"
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by lostoldsession 4y ago
>AI will never replace experts Just like it will never beat a top ranked GO player.
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by lostoldsession 4y ago
I mean, is the very situation you stated not a situation you are trying to solve? Would you stumble upon such a solution and bury it because AI isn't supposed to be more informed than experts?
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by lostoldsession 4y ago
Is there really something of value to be had by fighting a war against the coming tide of AI that can spit out whatever you ask for? To me it looks like old world professors calling the council because the abacus is under threat by the calc