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by writtenAnswer 2y ago
That is only a negative if you believe that net intelligence is going down due to this level of increase of "easy of use" technology. I agree with you that it is bad for the avg person today, but for the smartest person, things ar
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by writtenAnswer 2y ago
Meta famously used libgen to train, right? That is basically a source for all copyrighted textbooks and more.
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by writtenAnswer 2y ago
I guess it depends. They can be competent enough to cook meals in a controlled environment: (environment built for machines and specific dishes), without ever being able to replicate the same in a human restaurant. There are a few companies
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by writtenAnswer 2y ago
Makes sense. In Zoo tycoon, these fuckers kept breeding like no one's business.
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by writtenAnswer 2y ago
I think it is more about going backwards. It is often difficult to remove laws than to add them. This is a similar situation. In this situation, I agree that it is bad day for personal privacy/security
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by writtenAnswer 2y ago
seems more like a novelty item
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by writtenAnswer 2y ago
It looks clunkier, so it is more legit
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by writtenAnswer 2y ago
I want to be as cool as this guy.
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by writtenAnswer 2y ago
I mean, what do you expect from AI generated responses LOL. It is literally from some BS article from some dude who has never been a successful Product Manager. I think its a funny website to browse and say "haha", but nothing mor
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by writtenAnswer 2y ago
Lol, literally calling an ad by meta not an ad. If they do it for Meta, the next logical step. This is from the same company that wanted to create official bots that would post, comment, react. Meta at this point is just throwing shit at t
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by writtenAnswer 2y ago
Many jobs might be in-person especially in Japan
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by writtenAnswer 2y ago
Cool Blogpost
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by writtenAnswer 2y ago
I've never used Kubernetes in my life before, and I was able to beat the AI benchmark. Neat tool/game, made me learn some super basic kubernetes cli lol