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digitailor

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    I think addressing people's expression of skepticism of the average motives of journalists by simply making the unqualified claim that the people expressing skepticism "know nothin…

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    In the author’s defense they mentioned the NASA standard, and that guide— while legendary— isn't a "lacing" guide. Of the 50+ images, only 2 show lacing (acceptable v. unacceptable…

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    Comment #35055134

    Here’s a highly specific example about the subject matter of TFA published last month: https://nextyorktimes.com/p/boomer-predatory-crime

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    Comment #35030482

    You’ve clearly been a victim of victims before. Your detailed analysis of these harms they’ve performed against you, and your warning not to listen to victims, is very concise, det…

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    Comment #35025669

    This is exactly what happened in digital audio signal processing and recording, where word size represents amplitude. 12-bit audio was the first word size that provided a pretty go…

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    Comment #34942542

    The workflow update-deps.yaml will periodically check for new updates of SBCL or the linked libraries. If an update is found, it edits build.env and creates a pull request that wil…

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    Comment #34797121

    Only bc it’s Valentine's Day :) https://peel.fm/33e538b Nice work, fun and the repeats system is cool

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    McQuillan’s central point here that ChatGPT is a “bullshit generator” and not “artifically intelligent” is really apt. What we’re often working on in the industry is emulating the …

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    Meta comment: I understand why this was downvoted and am impressed (not complaining at all) but please keep in mind that the top of the thread ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?i…

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    Yup, you’re dead on, that’s how "engagement" tends to work, but hook is not also line and sinker, no? So advanced speech generation models are now having to account for engagement—…

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    I kind of do think some people do get hired to continue to be like undergrads, and ChatGPT is turning into a pretty good undergrad. I really don’t know what the progression is goin…

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    Spoken like a truly based groyper. :D I understand, yes, all things are composed of atoms, electrons, etc. All computation is achieved through calculation, or to be more precise, p…

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    Agreed that comparing everything to our (very incomplete) understanding of human cognition & intelligence quickly gets into metaphysical-style speculation of the human vs. the anim…

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    I see. I call this the “all code is just a really big abacus” argument. Others call it algorithmic reductionism or essentialism, and I will argue for it too in many cases. (I don’t…

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    Conversely, someone could argue you might be under thinking the behavioral-style implications of what the word training means in machine decision making scenarios. Think about some…

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    How could you discuss this openly so brazenly? I fear for your security. Good luck, I hope you know the hand signal It’s wild how many people will split hairs lingually over models…

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    Comment #34682161

    That's more or less correct. My post was targeted to the investor segment of HN readership about labor automation, displacement, and re-valuation. The coder/techaesthete segment ha…

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    Lol on the "chicken"x4 plan, here’s hoping. I’ll let you in on a tiny secret: I only really focus on the incentives exploit in one of seven sentences in the OP. I agree, the Reddit…

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    I couldn’t disagree more that our heuristics don’t fail constantly, especially at the group level, but please do send the link to buy the tinted lens glasses you’re wearing. I want…