Define intelligence. One of the issues with academia and academic training is it defines intelligence very narrowly. For example, it teaches people that simply having the right answer (or even just saying the right…
I mean most of the "AI" companies are all about copying everyone else's intellectual property, why not just start copying companies wholesale? That seems like real bigbrain time.
1. Nobody has really convincingly shown a "killer app" that the mass market and/or regular people need or want or even desire. So far it's techies selling to techies with massive losses and "don't worry we will…
Shocked, gambling, establishment, etc.
This is why he is worth his huge salary package, where else are you going to get this level of work?
I don't want my washer and dryer to connect to wifi and use an app to send a push notification that only works if I pay a subscription fee and set up an online profile when my laundry is done and then send me push ads…
I mean start here: https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2024/04/18/ai-bubb...
On the other hand it is genuinely hilarious that what it took to crater tech stocks was someone going "Hey are you guys ever going to make money with any of this AI crap?" "I mean, if you keep giving us billions of…
This is, quite literally, exactly what Marx talks about with the bourgeoisie: the wealthy capitalist class gives a few crumbs and elevates a chunk of rhe working class to middle class and uses them to keep the…
Bro please I promise it's coming we just need another 10 billion dollars then computers will be sentient c'mon bro please...
It's going to turn out exactly like virtual assistants like Cortana and Siri where there's a massive rush to integrate it into everything and scoop up that VC funding (and hey, get that bag!) Because dorks think it's…
What, they're going to prosecute the WHOLE polycule?
For people who worship capitalism as much as folks here do, a lot of you sure don't get business processes. Yes, you wind up having to plan things, because the rest of the business world runs on deadlines and contracts…
Maybe people should learn to handle their emotions everywhere.
Given techies have spent years sneering at every other field that they should "learn to code", it is pretty funny that techies have built technology that may make themselves obsolete and it is causing them the same…
Very few people remember this now but when outsourcing was starting to become a thing circa 1998-2000, it was "common knowledge" that learning programming or getting a CompSci degree etc. Was going to be pointless…
Elon finally returning to the fold, I see. "How to Win Friends and Influence People" is the kind of thing the crowd here will sneer and roll their eyes at but for me it felt like the missing manual I never got for…
Most people will use time to save money. However, your time on earth is limited unless the Silicon Valley weirdos happen to be right. Money is infinite in that you can earn more or get a second job or get a better…
This whole push has felt like one of those GREAT IDEAS you get with your buddies while drunk (in his case probably doing ayahuasca with Jack Dorsey and the other techie guys) and then you're kind of embarrassed the next…
Good security and good security people cost money but don't generate any visible revenue. So if you care about your balance sheet, they make you look bad. Optimism bias is also a thing. People assume bad things won't…
I am a single person in a city where I don't know anyone because I just moved here. I need something that will set me up with someone to run me home from the medical clinic as I need minor surgery and can't drive myself…
Isn't this the latest "Twitter but freeze peach" with Gab and Telegram and Trump's social network and etc.?
I would simply ignore the fact that I had kids and go back to pretending to work 120 hours a week while shitposting on Twitter like Based Elon
Define intelligence. One of the issues with academia and academic training is it defines intelligence very narrowly. For example, it teaches people that simply having the right answer (or even just saying the right…
I mean most of the "AI" companies are all about copying everyone else's intellectual property, why not just start copying companies wholesale? That seems like real bigbrain time.
1. Nobody has really convincingly shown a "killer app" that the mass market and/or regular people need or want or even desire. So far it's techies selling to techies with massive losses and "don't worry we will…
Shocked, gambling, establishment, etc.
This is why he is worth his huge salary package, where else are you going to get this level of work?
I don't want my washer and dryer to connect to wifi and use an app to send a push notification that only works if I pay a subscription fee and set up an online profile when my laundry is done and then send me push ads…
I mean start here: https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2024/04/18/ai-bubb...
On the other hand it is genuinely hilarious that what it took to crater tech stocks was someone going "Hey are you guys ever going to make money with any of this AI crap?" "I mean, if you keep giving us billions of…
This is, quite literally, exactly what Marx talks about with the bourgeoisie: the wealthy capitalist class gives a few crumbs and elevates a chunk of rhe working class to middle class and uses them to keep the…
Bro please I promise it's coming we just need another 10 billion dollars then computers will be sentient c'mon bro please...
It's going to turn out exactly like virtual assistants like Cortana and Siri where there's a massive rush to integrate it into everything and scoop up that VC funding (and hey, get that bag!) Because dorks think it's…
What, they're going to prosecute the WHOLE polycule?
For people who worship capitalism as much as folks here do, a lot of you sure don't get business processes. Yes, you wind up having to plan things, because the rest of the business world runs on deadlines and contracts…
Maybe people should learn to handle their emotions everywhere.
Given techies have spent years sneering at every other field that they should "learn to code", it is pretty funny that techies have built technology that may make themselves obsolete and it is causing them the same…
Very few people remember this now but when outsourcing was starting to become a thing circa 1998-2000, it was "common knowledge" that learning programming or getting a CompSci degree etc. Was going to be pointless…
Elon finally returning to the fold, I see. "How to Win Friends and Influence People" is the kind of thing the crowd here will sneer and roll their eyes at but for me it felt like the missing manual I never got for…
Most people will use time to save money. However, your time on earth is limited unless the Silicon Valley weirdos happen to be right. Money is infinite in that you can earn more or get a second job or get a better…
This whole push has felt like one of those GREAT IDEAS you get with your buddies while drunk (in his case probably doing ayahuasca with Jack Dorsey and the other techie guys) and then you're kind of embarrassed the next…
Good security and good security people cost money but don't generate any visible revenue. So if you care about your balance sheet, they make you look bad. Optimism bias is also a thing. People assume bad things won't…
I am a single person in a city where I don't know anyone because I just moved here. I need something that will set me up with someone to run me home from the medical clinic as I need minor surgery and can't drive myself…
Isn't this the latest "Twitter but freeze peach" with Gab and Telegram and Trump's social network and etc.?
I would simply ignore the fact that I had kids and go back to pretending to work 120 hours a week while shitposting on Twitter like Based Elon