Is the child they hired for 250 million dollars still there?
Meta’s chaotic AI strategy
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#12It feels like, when the history of Facebook is written, it will be clear that the company destroyed itself.
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#13Stop glamorizing the grind and start glamorizing whatever this is.
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#14We just came out of a period in which solving CRUD apps and cat pictures at high scale chose winners of the whole economy. Now we're in a big mess with them thinking they're capable of doing much more difficult things.
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#15So they "draft" their own workers to create toy examples to train/evaluate LLAMA performance? Is this a temporary role/rotation? That seems goofy.
Temporary in the sense that it's a stop or two away from getting laid off.
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#16“I joined this fine company to help accelerate the destruction of society, and now instead I’m expected to help it destroy society in a _different way_ by creating puzzles for AI. Now my morale is low. Poor me. “
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#17This alone should keep anyone away from using React.
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#18> “It's literally the gulag,” one of the employees claims. “You have zero purpose in life all of a sudden, you barely interact with anyone, you just have these tasks every week."
May I be blessed with a life so comfortable that I would be able to complain in such a way.
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