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ppalata
6d ago
> Then they'll be indistinguishable from the text of the AI but still separate. Then they'll start folding it in to the AI prompts. Then they'll start folding it in at the training phase so the weights themselves drive you
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ppalata
6d ago
This is not meant to be tongue in cheek comment but has anybody figured out how the companies manage the "everyone is going to be replaced in a year" rhetoric while also working hard on ads that are clearly designed for humans to
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ppalata
8d ago
The "blog" says that it's just holding cash or am I misunderstanding something? Judging by the "buying power" number, you allow it to use 4x leverage against the cash it has? That seems dangerous unless you are fine
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ppalata
8d ago
This would be nice if it was supported by some hard data. But even if it was, one year is too short of a timeline to make any kind of reasonable conclusions about its efficacy. Buying stock based on coin flips can beat indexes short term to
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ppalata
9d ago
The last part about AI note takers is interesting because I agree with the general sentiment of the article, especially the reading/writing part. That said, the AI notetaker usually allowed me to focus on the person I was talking to so
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ppalata
27d ago
This does feel like responding to rudeness with more rudeness. My personal guess would be that people who do this (pasting AI responses) know what they are doing, not genuinely trying to help. It's the equivalent of sending LMGTFY.
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ppalata
28d ago
When you say rest of the world, what countries exactly do you mean? I'm from the Czech Republic and the process is also insurmountable for a regular company. You either go through a middleman or you can apply for a license (only 4 comp
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ppalata
2mo ago
Depends on the organisation as I've seen the opposite (excessive planning without taking action) too. I'm on the speed side of things nowadays because I was usually wrong when I thought that the "work is understood and the co
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ppalata
4y ago
I would really like to follow this advice and stop reading news completely. But I like talking to people and generally, news is among the most commonly discussed topics. Furthermore, it helps me evaluate if I have similar opinions to the pe
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ppalata
5y ago
As others have already pointed out, reading faster doesn't necessarily translate into more efficient information processing or faster learning. If your end goal is to learn faster, I had a fairly good experience when applying technique
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ppalata
6y ago
Location: EU Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Swift, Objective-C, iOS, RoR Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/17hq4agjNt0OUrj2dtveh7u44FOY... Email: petr.palata@gmail.com I'm an
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ppalata
6y ago
Location: EU Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Swift, Objective-C, iOS, RoR Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/17hq4agjNt0OUrj2dtveh7u44FOY... Email: petr.palata@gmail.com I'm an