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pingeroo
4y ago
Very poetic way of putting it and I agree these are people we certainly need! Wouldn’t be writing this message if it weren’t for autism. But to some extent they are beasts of burden. Musk talks about his brain as if it’s possessed by demons
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pingeroo
4y ago
Some aspies are awesome others are asshats — like anyone else. Am somewhat envious of the Vitalik types but at the same time I wouldn’t trade my “neurotypical” brain for an autistic one. I am a social animal. I like getting along with peopl
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pingeroo
4y ago
I think Google/YouTube is already doing this. For example when you Google search "how to reset a Macbook", the top result is a video that jumps to a particular highlighted section that answers the question. This isn't th
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pingeroo
4y ago
Fun site, but we need more fun colors for a proper dance party!
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pingeroo
4y ago
I wonder when "2005" for crypto will be. Like if we compare them by metrics like maturity of technology, developer attention, VC money, etc, how do "web2" and "web3" compare?
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pingeroo
4y ago
Not sure why you're getting downvoted. I wasn't even alive during the dotcom bubble but every account I've heard of it sounds similar to the cryptosphere. Insane valuations. People blindly jumping on the bandwagon. Money blin
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pingeroo
4y ago
I love occassionaly putting on George Hotz's streams while programming. Here's an 11 hour stream of him implementing SLAM from a closet: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Hlb8YX2-W8&t=10316s&ab_chan... The
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pingeroo
4y ago
I got into a bit of a rabbit hole after reading this WSJ article, which lead me to find this related article about the "ADHD industrial complex"[0]. It perfectly sums up the pattern been noticing the past couple years of ADHD beco
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Why I’m wary of the ADHD industrial complex
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pingeroo
4y ago
Surprised this story isn't getting any traction on HN
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pingeroo
4y ago
Was just about to comment along these lines. If I read about this a few years ago I would be shocked. Now after seeing so many flubs in the crypto space, my reaction is just 'meh'
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pingeroo
4y ago
What was the issue with GPT-3 & blog posts?
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pingeroo
4y ago
Why is the SEC so slow to regulate cryptoassets? Literally everything that they combatted for stocks and traditional assets is now taking place in the crypto ecosystem.
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pingeroo
4y ago
If you plan on sleeping soon, please don't enter any prompt containing a public figure. Nightmare fuel.
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pingeroo
4y ago
Neat! Were you part of the initial testing batch or granted access via waitlist?
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pingeroo
4y ago
I agree that many of us are not seeing the writing on the wall. It does give me some hope that folks like Andrew Yang are starting to pop up, spreading awareness about, and proposing solutions to the challenges we are soon to face.
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Sam Altman demonstrates Dall-E 2 using twitter suggestions
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Except it will only get more powerful with time, probably at an accelerating pace. Everyone always downplays these legitimate fears about AI, pointing out how "it can't do X". They always forget to put the "yet" at
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4y ago
He was in Vegas hanging out with Tom when he was streaming cheapETH creation. You can hear another person in this stream, pretty sure that's him: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9LaIezgiUmw&t=1029s&ab_chann...
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4y ago
This is for their GPT models, not Dall-E. I don't think they have released any pricing information for Dall-E yet, as it is still in waitlist mode.
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4y ago
Wouldn't it be more like, "AI becomes an artist for people to use"? Will we have people distinguished as "artists" if the ability to make awesome art becomes available to everybody?
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4y ago
That was also my favourite concept, especially with OpenAI Jukebox ( https://openai.com/blog/jukebox/ ). The idea of having new music in the style of your favourite artist is amazing. However the fidelity of their
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4y ago
I mean was he really wrong? As models like OpenAI Codex get more powerful over time, they will start eating into large chunks of dev work as well...
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4y ago
I'm not certain but I think it's this guy: https://twitter.com/tomkysar
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pingeroo
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What do you mean by "understanding"? Even if it doesn't "think" exactly how humans do, does that really matter?
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I find Quest 2 to be a bit too bulky and low res. But I’m sure once Meta releases Cambria I’ll have that thing strapped to my face 24/7!
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5y ago
cool
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I normally have a hard time watching long "monologue" videos but I feel like Huberman usually does a good job of keeping my attention. He speaks with eloquent intonations and maintains a piercing eye contact with the camera. I adm
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pingeroo
5y ago
I think Sam Altman had the same answer to this question lol
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5y ago
Whenever I go on twitter it messes up my momentum for that whole day. At least that's how it seems.
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