So it’s like paying $20 for a gym subscription but if you had just stayed there 24/7 paying hourly rates the whole month it would’ve cost $1000. Except, nobody does that. So that’s not a real number.
The commute only takes 27 minutes if we ignore that everybody else has an LLM- erh, car I mean. Think you’re clever because your LLM contacts 100 businesses? Imagine 100000 businesses doing the same thing. You’ve just…
Because nobody was ever fired from choosing Microsoft, and apparently this still holds for AI?
> The researchers successfully tested the robots on phantom heart models that closely mimic a human heart, and on real porcine heart tissue. The robots traveled smoothly and autonomously, even against simulated blood…
Ironically on this point, Amazon offers some of the best consumer service in Japan. Returns elsewhere are almost impossible.
> As a parallel, once you learn how to drive you stop walking, as for the primary mode of transportation. Cars: - create environments we hate being in - directly impacts public health - widens inequality - makes us…
That’s what we used to call “bullshitting”.
So how do you install 250k km2 of underwater umbrellas, and who stands to get filthy rich from this?
I know what you’re trying to say, but strictly speaking there are many examples of “hard-science” people moving towards and excelling in softer fields, while the opposite is almost never true. There was a saying where I…
My take is that people “these days” just don’t want to put in the time, money or effort in socializing, especially with new groups of people. Be it dating, meetups or other social gatherings with strangers, it’s about…
In my experience, automated code review is more pointless than ever. We have all the linters, tests, and AI writing code for us. I don’t need the left hand to tell the right hand it did a good job. I’m very certain my…
Call for a style guide meeting every time you see feedback like this, and write down what everybody agrees on. You’ll never have to do it again after 3-4 of those. Problem solved. Still not solved? Guess it was really…
Look up the staggering amount of everyday conveniences invented by space exploration. Theoretically the private market would’ve filled this gap, but in practice we know the market will never be willing to spend the…
AI still makes mistakes on code with a trillion billion examples, but let’s invent a DSL that only AI can read and hope for the best?
Why not spend a few tokens or so on making a frontier LLM build the classifier from scratch? Then you also know exactly what the classifier is capable of, and whether it’s easily learnable/informative data. Why would…
Not really. China is essentially a microcosm of capitalism playing out entirely internally. E.g. to move to the capital permanently from outside you're basically under the same scrutiny as an immigrant on a greencard.
Are you insinuating those 1970s fonts takeout fonts aren’t actually how Chinese people communicate? I knew they were AI!
But what if your PR was created as half chat, then an agent, then some more chat planning, possibly in a new chat to clear the context? I think my teammates would find my inner monologue rather confusing at times. The…
Too bad there’s such a lingering culture of Windows and creaky Lenovos and Dells around it. I’m sure it can be different, but I’m not taking my chances ever again. Simply not worth my sanity.
> You don't blame a knifemaker for somebody getting cut by a sharp knife. AI is a knife. Very handy, very dangerous. We have to use them safely, that's all there is to it. If I grossly neglected to maintain live deadly…
Until everybody’s AI talks to everybody’s AI and tokens will be churned with no utility, and all the valuable business meetings will happen face to face behind closed doors.
> The letters you already know, telling you what they sound like So… letters?
If you think a cryptographically signed image can’t be JPEGed 5 times and shared on Facebook for misinformation then here’s a relevant XKCD for you: https://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/security.png
No no the invisible hand of the market will fix it, you see. Car manufactures will become so big and pay so many taxes that we could pave every road with rail.
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So it’s like paying $20 for a gym subscription but if you had just stayed there 24/7 paying hourly rates the whole month it would’ve cost $1000. Except, nobody does that. So that’s not a real number.
The commute only takes 27 minutes if we ignore that everybody else has an LLM- erh, car I mean. Think you’re clever because your LLM contacts 100 businesses? Imagine 100000 businesses doing the same thing. You’ve just…
Because nobody was ever fired from choosing Microsoft, and apparently this still holds for AI?
> The researchers successfully tested the robots on phantom heart models that closely mimic a human heart, and on real porcine heart tissue. The robots traveled smoothly and autonomously, even against simulated blood…
Ironically on this point, Amazon offers some of the best consumer service in Japan. Returns elsewhere are almost impossible.
> As a parallel, once you learn how to drive you stop walking, as for the primary mode of transportation. Cars: - create environments we hate being in - directly impacts public health - widens inequality - makes us…
That’s what we used to call “bullshitting”.
So how do you install 250k km2 of underwater umbrellas, and who stands to get filthy rich from this?
I know what you’re trying to say, but strictly speaking there are many examples of “hard-science” people moving towards and excelling in softer fields, while the opposite is almost never true. There was a saying where I…
My take is that people “these days” just don’t want to put in the time, money or effort in socializing, especially with new groups of people. Be it dating, meetups or other social gatherings with strangers, it’s about…
In my experience, automated code review is more pointless than ever. We have all the linters, tests, and AI writing code for us. I don’t need the left hand to tell the right hand it did a good job. I’m very certain my…
Call for a style guide meeting every time you see feedback like this, and write down what everybody agrees on. You’ll never have to do it again after 3-4 of those. Problem solved. Still not solved? Guess it was really…
Look up the staggering amount of everyday conveniences invented by space exploration. Theoretically the private market would’ve filled this gap, but in practice we know the market will never be willing to spend the…
AI still makes mistakes on code with a trillion billion examples, but let’s invent a DSL that only AI can read and hope for the best?
Why not spend a few tokens or so on making a frontier LLM build the classifier from scratch? Then you also know exactly what the classifier is capable of, and whether it’s easily learnable/informative data. Why would…
Not really. China is essentially a microcosm of capitalism playing out entirely internally. E.g. to move to the capital permanently from outside you're basically under the same scrutiny as an immigrant on a greencard.
Are you insinuating those 1970s fonts takeout fonts aren’t actually how Chinese people communicate? I knew they were AI!
But what if your PR was created as half chat, then an agent, then some more chat planning, possibly in a new chat to clear the context? I think my teammates would find my inner monologue rather confusing at times. The…
Too bad there’s such a lingering culture of Windows and creaky Lenovos and Dells around it. I’m sure it can be different, but I’m not taking my chances ever again. Simply not worth my sanity.
> You don't blame a knifemaker for somebody getting cut by a sharp knife. AI is a knife. Very handy, very dangerous. We have to use them safely, that's all there is to it. If I grossly neglected to maintain live deadly…
Until everybody’s AI talks to everybody’s AI and tokens will be churned with no utility, and all the valuable business meetings will happen face to face behind closed doors.
> The letters you already know, telling you what they sound like So… letters?
If you think a cryptographically signed image can’t be JPEGed 5 times and shared on Facebook for misinformation then here’s a relevant XKCD for you: https://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/security.png
No no the invisible hand of the market will fix it, you see. Car manufactures will become so big and pay so many taxes that we could pave every road with rail.
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