I've found estimations helpful when it's really about breaking down parts of a task that aren't independently deliverable, but still independently estimatable. When working with a sufficiently technical manager, it…
> There are any number of other labs around the world working on similarly dangerous research that could get released on accident. And you don't see a problem with this? You seem to assume the lab-leak hypothesis…
Same reason black-hat security research exists. By developing a virus in a contained environment, you can study it, model it, potentially develop mitigations or cures.
Yeah, I think the query-able knowledge engine is the key here, although I think it’s maybe more like “we haven’t figured out how to generalize conceptual learning”. The computer not only has to be able to query images…
Good, we both agree that no one in this thread suggested terragrunt is developed by hashicorp?
Gain of function research can either be outlawed or not outlawed. We don’t get to try both because viruses are global issues.
Fauci directly said masks don’t work at the start of covid https://www.reuters.com/article/uk-factcheck-fauci-outdated-...
Stop doing revisionist history. Fauci said directly that masks don’t work. https://www.reuters.com/article/uk-factcheck-fauci-outdated-... It’s fine to be wrong, that’s what science is all about, but at least admit it…
It seems pretty clear to me that regarding the origin of the virus specifically, there has been bad-faith dismissal of the lab leak theory due to the politicization of GoF research.
> The most popular tool in HashiCorp's ecosystem that wasn't written by them was written by a consulting firm who hated HashiCorp's UX This is the initial comment about Terragrunt, which doesn't say that
I think the thing that’s missing is that the AI can’t train itself. If you were asked to draw a realistic x ray of a horse’s ribcage, you’d probably google image search, do some research about horse anatomy, etc, before…
I think pop media will continue to decline while the long tail will become better and better (this has already happened to music, film, tv, etc). If you use google and billboard charts as a discovery engine you’re gonna…
Maybe, but it hasn’t worked that way for software. I think people might see the opportunity to inject bespoke art in a lot of places it wasn’t previously. College students who could only afford movie posters previously…
I wonder if subtitles could be used, so rather than describing the video, you just write a script and it generates video for you. I'm certainly no expert, but it does seem like there's a lot more data there.
Most businesses want CRUD apps, and people don’t particularly like coding them. Technology where you can pump out a CRUD app with little to no effort would be a blessing, freeing people to work on more interesting…
No, it’s like claiming the internet is centralized because google exists, except the alternative to things like coinbase is way more difficult to use than alternatives to big search engines. It’s a pretty valid argument
Ok, so indentured servitude then
The problem is that most use-cases for blockchain require being beholden to a central authority anyway, because a chain is only as strong as it’s weakest link, and it’s either impossible or prohibitively inefficient to…
With a great public transit system, it feels like you are beholden to nothing. You feel like going to a restaurant and you just start walking. In NYC you can even get to hiking trails by transit. It’s wonderful. Not to…
What happens if, instead of making $100M, the kid just takes the money, slacks off, and refuses to work? Can he be sued for breaching fiduciary duty? Or, what happens if he/she works really hard, but never makes it, and…
I think COL and housing costs show why rental markets are not good in the long run. The world will increasingly belong to a handful of speculators who can rule the poor into indentured servitude by owning necessities of…
I gotta say, Bill Gates single-handedly owning the health infrastructure of the third world doesn’t put me at ease. This is a man who was ruthlessly capitalistic throughout his career, and hung out with a convicted…
Philly is also probably the closest approximation to NYC in this way. Most other cities in the US are so segregated that wealthier neighborhoods feel like suburbs (looking at DC and Boston here).
Wild that people who draw up licenses for their code which up until this point have been reliably enforced expect them to continue to be enforced!
If that’s their motive they should stop charging for it. Or, if they need to cover source costs, open source copilot code and allow people to host their own
I've found estimations helpful when it's really about breaking down parts of a task that aren't independently deliverable, but still independently estimatable. When working with a sufficiently technical manager, it…
> There are any number of other labs around the world working on similarly dangerous research that could get released on accident. And you don't see a problem with this? You seem to assume the lab-leak hypothesis…
Same reason black-hat security research exists. By developing a virus in a contained environment, you can study it, model it, potentially develop mitigations or cures.
Yeah, I think the query-able knowledge engine is the key here, although I think it’s maybe more like “we haven’t figured out how to generalize conceptual learning”. The computer not only has to be able to query images…
Good, we both agree that no one in this thread suggested terragrunt is developed by hashicorp?
Gain of function research can either be outlawed or not outlawed. We don’t get to try both because viruses are global issues.
Fauci directly said masks don’t work at the start of covid https://www.reuters.com/article/uk-factcheck-fauci-outdated-...
Stop doing revisionist history. Fauci said directly that masks don’t work. https://www.reuters.com/article/uk-factcheck-fauci-outdated-... It’s fine to be wrong, that’s what science is all about, but at least admit it…
It seems pretty clear to me that regarding the origin of the virus specifically, there has been bad-faith dismissal of the lab leak theory due to the politicization of GoF research.
> The most popular tool in HashiCorp's ecosystem that wasn't written by them was written by a consulting firm who hated HashiCorp's UX This is the initial comment about Terragrunt, which doesn't say that
I think the thing that’s missing is that the AI can’t train itself. If you were asked to draw a realistic x ray of a horse’s ribcage, you’d probably google image search, do some research about horse anatomy, etc, before…
I think pop media will continue to decline while the long tail will become better and better (this has already happened to music, film, tv, etc). If you use google and billboard charts as a discovery engine you’re gonna…
Maybe, but it hasn’t worked that way for software. I think people might see the opportunity to inject bespoke art in a lot of places it wasn’t previously. College students who could only afford movie posters previously…
I wonder if subtitles could be used, so rather than describing the video, you just write a script and it generates video for you. I'm certainly no expert, but it does seem like there's a lot more data there.
Most businesses want CRUD apps, and people don’t particularly like coding them. Technology where you can pump out a CRUD app with little to no effort would be a blessing, freeing people to work on more interesting…
No, it’s like claiming the internet is centralized because google exists, except the alternative to things like coinbase is way more difficult to use than alternatives to big search engines. It’s a pretty valid argument
Ok, so indentured servitude then
The problem is that most use-cases for blockchain require being beholden to a central authority anyway, because a chain is only as strong as it’s weakest link, and it’s either impossible or prohibitively inefficient to…
With a great public transit system, it feels like you are beholden to nothing. You feel like going to a restaurant and you just start walking. In NYC you can even get to hiking trails by transit. It’s wonderful. Not to…
What happens if, instead of making $100M, the kid just takes the money, slacks off, and refuses to work? Can he be sued for breaching fiduciary duty? Or, what happens if he/she works really hard, but never makes it, and…
I think COL and housing costs show why rental markets are not good in the long run. The world will increasingly belong to a handful of speculators who can rule the poor into indentured servitude by owning necessities of…
I gotta say, Bill Gates single-handedly owning the health infrastructure of the third world doesn’t put me at ease. This is a man who was ruthlessly capitalistic throughout his career, and hung out with a convicted…
Philly is also probably the closest approximation to NYC in this way. Most other cities in the US are so segregated that wealthier neighborhoods feel like suburbs (looking at DC and Boston here).
Wild that people who draw up licenses for their code which up until this point have been reliably enforced expect them to continue to be enforced!
If that’s their motive they should stop charging for it. Or, if they need to cover source costs, open source copilot code and allow people to host their own