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by zero-sharp 2y ago
There's an active warcraft 2 community huh? You check the forums & the last post is from 2014? Huh, ok. Then you read the "time now" stamp on the forum and it still thinks it's 2014? Okay, I'm done.
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
Manual grading for what? For math? For writing? I'm sure a machine can do pretty well at providing personalized feedback in some topics & areas of math education. It would probably be horrendous in others. Education isn't a te
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
It's over 2 hours long...
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
A little unrelated, but the information density in modern UIs is making me feel old. Was it always that way? Sometimes there's way too many links/too much content presented all at once. I know people have been talking about the tr
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
you have to pay extra for that feature
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
Like I said, it's not binary. The UPF category can be too broad to the point of it being meaningless. Somebody else in the comment chain mentioned creating a score instead. The other thing is that the risk likely depends on the ingredi
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
Sure, it's not a binary classification. Now what? I'm confident that you can distinguish between foods with more additives and those with less. Science will give you conclusions you can be confident in. But who would be paying for
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
Please provide some specific examples. I would consider myself fairly critical and I don't have your problem. Mostly because I can understand different needs, interests, and contexts. For example, I usually don't hold small talk t
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
See time 5:51 of the video. He conducted his own survey & and the multiples of 10 were apparently "not random".
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
Because 0,1,9 are too extreme. 5 is right in the middle. And I guess we have a psychological bias against even numbers? You're left with 3 and 7.
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
"The tech giant is planning to let go of 30000 employees from its ad sales unit after its recent advancements in artificial intelligence said president of the Americas and global partners Sean Downey last week. As per a news report, ne
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39397058 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40624213 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38788328 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?i
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
Pretty sure you can find posts on this website of headlines from companies explicitly announcing layoffs due to AI.
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
Most spreadsheet users aren't programmers. Automation isn't necessarily the primary objective of spreadsheet use. In many cases, they're just used to store and communicate/transmit large data sets to nontechnical people.
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
At the end of the day, there is a certain amount of work that needs to get done. Spreadsheets can help us efficiently perform certain kinds of work. They're not perfect tools. Sorry if that doesn't fit with your idealism. Jesus ch
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
Intelligent people make mistakes, sure. But AI has the potential to mislead at greater scales. And I really don't like when people try to trivialize this issue. Not all incorrect AI answers are/will be "obviously absurd.&quot
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
>much of burnout is really chronic fatigue (ME/CFS) Sorry, I don't see how that could possibly be true. People with CFS have fatigue to the point where they can't get out of bed. The fatigue from burnout is usually driven
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
So this is like the Onion?
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
Just ask chatgpt to explain its intelligence.
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
Like she said, he probably has a mental illness or did too many drugs. If you ever want to be taken seriously in the academic communities with your "discoveries", you have to understand and engage with the ideas that came before.
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
I mean, I understand that you can't usually get a deep understanding of a topic through a youtube video. Sometimes when I watch math videos I'm surprised by the density of the information. Things that I studied in college that too
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
There are some places online where I have to timebox and force myself to stop consuming information. Otherwise I end up mentally draining myself. YouTube is one of those places and it does a really good job with the video recommendations. I
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
I love it when I get asked to tip upfront right as I place my order. I thought the point of the tip was to reward good service.
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40363135#40363405
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
How is that a hack? I guess if you're moving between roles with similar/identical skill sets, great. But I've always had to spend time preparing. Being selective as an applicant doesn't mean you don't have to prepar
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
Yea, but who wants to be always interviewing? That sounds terrible. At some point your life is going to have different priorities.
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
The complex numbers are vectors with a special kind of product which turns them into a field (an algebraic structure that behaves like a "number"). If you think about it that way, then it doesn't really seem so mysterious. Th
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
Everything can potentially have mistakes, therefore we should rely on computers to do all the thinking for us? I mean, we're training the AI on own work... One week ago, Google's AI summary told me I had to drink urine to help pas
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
I don't think our existence should be dictated by economics. There are certain skills, creative and analytical, that should be practiced even when there is no economic incentive to do so. I actually think the idea of a chatbot solving
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
My guess is that most men wouldn't fit the criteria laid out in the article. You probably don't have to check all the boxes to be successful and happy.

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