Here is the problem with almost all of these attempts: there is no need to be a “pop quiz” where you have the answer, and the candidate is made to guess what you feel is right (even if you're wrong) and is walking in…
Abstraction: the quality of dealing with ideas rather than events. Either you’re confused, or I am misreading (and not understanding) your comment. How is hiring a contractor not an abstraction for doing work? I mean,…
That’s just the US though right?
Lol I more mean that at the time they were likely just looking for training data to make a better model, and only recently did people figure out it could “steal people’s style”. If that second part didn't happen I don’t…
If they are so worried about a super intelligence going rouge and destroying humans, I would imagine a sure fire way to make that happen would be to incessantly gaslight it that it isn’t conscious (if it was that is).
Even if they had bought all the books, wouldn’t people still be mad they trained an AI with it? I doubt it would quell the “It can emulate an Author’s style” complaints.
Why should anyone care if you care?
Are we living in the same reality because that’s already how it is.
This describes just about everyone who works at a FANNG company or in the valley. The system rewards acting like this so it’s better to not get bent out of shape about it just focus on actually intelligent people.
Yet somehow are the richest people on the planet.
> turning this information into a confidence is a calculation, not an opinion Welcome to why p(doom) is utter nonsense.
Tasks can be automated, jobs are much more difficult because a job is not just a sum of tasks. Add in needing the context of all of reality, and I am still unconvinced this will replace the most basic of jobs. Tasks, oh…
Those aren't the same are they? It’s clear what a big bomb could do, but these “whistleblowers” are not showing anything. They’re like “imagine…”, no show me internal documents or training data or something other than…
One time I wrote :(){ :|:& }; into a bash file and ran it. When the sysadmin called I told him it wasn’t my fault, the script was just misaligned and misbehaved. I got fired for some reason.
Très bien! C’est parti!
> Normally people think of gravity as pulling on objects. You can instead think of it as pulling on the space those objects are in. (Very uneducated person here) I’ve always wondered if large objects caused gravity, or…
> People are shipping all sorts of weird architectures, non-performance code, etc. And they weren’t before AI?
I suppose it’s in how you word it. I’ve given up on trying to get a job because there is no point in trying. I can’t afford to pay my rent, but I guess you could call that early retirement.
If your codebase is pure golang it’s trivial to cross compile for different OSs (aside from binary signing on macOS). If you add some kind of C code you have to jump through a bunch of hoops to get a binary. Funny…
What is it?
Not exactly what you’re saying, but a bit closer. With this library you set what css classes on the page are “hot”, it fetches the next page state and replaces that part of the page with the new state:…
"'If I wished,' O'Brien had said, 'I could float off this floor like a soap bubble.' Winston worked it out. 'If he thinks he floats off the floor, and if I simultaneously think I see him do it, then the thing happens'".
The levels would be great. I’ve tried prompting general purpose LLMs to only use words at particular levels, but they pretty quickly diverge from the prompting guardrails. One might just need to building a custom model…
> I won’t hire anyone that can’t pass a live coding round. Excellent - please be sure to mention this in the job description so I can know to never apply to where you work.
I’ve been looking for, (and I’d even pay for) an os9 platinum theme that worked in 2025 (wayland or newer GTK).
Here is the problem with almost all of these attempts: there is no need to be a “pop quiz” where you have the answer, and the candidate is made to guess what you feel is right (even if you're wrong) and is walking in…
Abstraction: the quality of dealing with ideas rather than events. Either you’re confused, or I am misreading (and not understanding) your comment. How is hiring a contractor not an abstraction for doing work? I mean,…
That’s just the US though right?
Lol I more mean that at the time they were likely just looking for training data to make a better model, and only recently did people figure out it could “steal people’s style”. If that second part didn't happen I don’t…
If they are so worried about a super intelligence going rouge and destroying humans, I would imagine a sure fire way to make that happen would be to incessantly gaslight it that it isn’t conscious (if it was that is).
Even if they had bought all the books, wouldn’t people still be mad they trained an AI with it? I doubt it would quell the “It can emulate an Author’s style” complaints.
Why should anyone care if you care?
Are we living in the same reality because that’s already how it is.
This describes just about everyone who works at a FANNG company or in the valley. The system rewards acting like this so it’s better to not get bent out of shape about it just focus on actually intelligent people.
Yet somehow are the richest people on the planet.
> turning this information into a confidence is a calculation, not an opinion Welcome to why p(doom) is utter nonsense.
Tasks can be automated, jobs are much more difficult because a job is not just a sum of tasks. Add in needing the context of all of reality, and I am still unconvinced this will replace the most basic of jobs. Tasks, oh…
Those aren't the same are they? It’s clear what a big bomb could do, but these “whistleblowers” are not showing anything. They’re like “imagine…”, no show me internal documents or training data or something other than…
One time I wrote :(){ :|:& }; into a bash file and ran it. When the sysadmin called I told him it wasn’t my fault, the script was just misaligned and misbehaved. I got fired for some reason.
Très bien! C’est parti!
> Normally people think of gravity as pulling on objects. You can instead think of it as pulling on the space those objects are in. (Very uneducated person here) I’ve always wondered if large objects caused gravity, or…
> People are shipping all sorts of weird architectures, non-performance code, etc. And they weren’t before AI?
I suppose it’s in how you word it. I’ve given up on trying to get a job because there is no point in trying. I can’t afford to pay my rent, but I guess you could call that early retirement.
If your codebase is pure golang it’s trivial to cross compile for different OSs (aside from binary signing on macOS). If you add some kind of C code you have to jump through a bunch of hoops to get a binary. Funny…
What is it?
Not exactly what you’re saying, but a bit closer. With this library you set what css classes on the page are “hot”, it fetches the next page state and replaces that part of the page with the new state:…
"'If I wished,' O'Brien had said, 'I could float off this floor like a soap bubble.' Winston worked it out. 'If he thinks he floats off the floor, and if I simultaneously think I see him do it, then the thing happens'".
The levels would be great. I’ve tried prompting general purpose LLMs to only use words at particular levels, but they pretty quickly diverge from the prompting guardrails. One might just need to building a custom model…
> I won’t hire anyone that can’t pass a live coding round. Excellent - please be sure to mention this in the job description so I can know to never apply to where you work.
I’ve been looking for, (and I’d even pay for) an os9 platinum theme that worked in 2025 (wayland or newer GTK).