thisoneworks

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by thisoneworks 25d ago
I'm sure there are some good advice in there but lots of slop as well
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by thisoneworks 1mo ago
Chill my dude. This is just a sane default which will catch normies copy pasting stuff from claude and chatgpt. It's good enough.
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by thisoneworks 1mo ago
"Give everybody a gun! So they can defend themselves from the bad guys! Don't let the government take away your guns!!"
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by thisoneworks 1mo ago
I mean what are they doing right now at Google? Optimizing data centres? Pretty lame compared to this. Even if they completely fail, i'm sure there'll be good lessons.
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by thisoneworks 3mo ago
Imo it definitely has to do with politicians and governments trying to appear strong on the topic of protecting kids from the harms of social media. I also believe a lot of it is well intentioned, albeit poorly executed
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by thisoneworks 6mo ago
It'll be funny when we have Robots, "The user's facial expression looks to be consenting, I'll take that as an encouraging yes"
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by thisoneworks 1y ago
You can frame the "unpaid voluntary labor" as "creative work" and it would start making a whole lot of sense. "Creative work thrives despite being unpaid in capitalist society."
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by thisoneworks 1y ago
Hard disagree. You can't just one day wake up and double your energy infrastructure.. China is way ahead.
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by thisoneworks 1y ago
Regardless of the usefulness of llms, if you don't work at anthropic, how gullible are you to believe that claim at face value?
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by thisoneworks 2y ago
Big part of my annoyance is the term "AI" itself which you can say to mean anything, everything and nothing. It's something that's used to oversell/hype it to grab money.. which is fine. But if engineers like us can
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by thisoneworks 2y ago
Hah financialization strikes again. Try explaining this to a person from a third world country, they would say "what are you talking about". Also they would have better health care than your average American.
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by thisoneworks 2y ago
"gemini for video games" - here we go again with the AI does the interesting stuff for you rather than the boring stuff
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by thisoneworks 2y ago
Since when did naming a country for their military action signify the opinion or inclination of the majority of civic population? When newspapers report on "country A did X" it almost always means their government did X. So I&#x27
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by thisoneworks 2y ago
I honestly don't think this is all that big. What we are seeing has been possible for more than 6 months now(?) with gpt4 and elevenlabs, its just put together in a nice little demo website and with what seems like a multi-modal model(
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by thisoneworks 2y ago
Yeah that wasn't obvious what they were trying to show. Demis said feature films will be released in a while
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by thisoneworks 3y ago
Add Slack to that list
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by thisoneworks 3y ago
That's not 8bit..
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by thisoneworks 3y ago
I don't see anything in https://docs.github.com/en/search-github/github-code-search/... :/
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by thisoneworks 3y ago
Instead of relying on one big model (and all it's flaws), aren't you better off having separate smaller models? Better for auditing
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by thisoneworks 3y ago
At that point I'm pretty sure they'll already have fine tuned a "senior software engineer agent". This may sound ridiculous and yeah we probably won't get rid of the entirety of SWE ladder, but my point is we are en
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by thisoneworks 3y ago
You hit the nail on the head. GPT/copilot in some sense is democratization of specialized knowledge. Now on one end you'll have product engineers/managers prompt gpt to write boilerplate code of all kind, on the other end you
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by thisoneworks 3y ago
There might be government regulation on AI pretty soon.. it's not crazy to think GPUs and GPU tech would be treated as defense equipment some day
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by thisoneworks 3y ago
You're better off placing your bet on Russian and Chinese hackers, crypto scammers than a Joe Shmoe. But read https://aisnakeoil.substack.com/p/the-llama-is-out-of-the-ba... - there's no noticeable rise in mi
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by thisoneworks 3y ago
Oh I'm aware of it. I do not think it holds any merit right now when we're talking about coding assistants.
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by thisoneworks 3y ago
With great power comes great responsibility? Today there's nothing stopping grandmas from driving, so whatever could go wrong is already going wrong
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by thisoneworks 4y ago
Who are "we"?
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by thisoneworks 4y ago
You want guaranteed specific behavior from a software system (that's what SLAs and contracts are for) and easily reason about it so you can hire a college grad to tweak it. And that's not even talking about datasets, you can only
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by thisoneworks 4y ago
I think they are talking about our proclivity to get addicted to something similar to high fructose corn syrup in any shape or form.
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by thisoneworks 4y ago
Better source: 54 years for eb2/eb3. And that was 2019 backlog. Covid should've added half a decade more https://www.cato.org/publications/policy-analysis/immigratio...
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by thisoneworks 4y ago
Majority of them are family based as opposed to employment based, so your point is invalid

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