Ajen @ Ajen @sh.itjust.works

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You don't have to use the same unit in all situations. Just ask the British.

Dorsey sold it to the public, and Musk bought it from the public.

AWD might help you avoid getting stuck, but it does nothing to avoid getting in an accident. A cheap 4 cyl FWD with chains or winter tires would do better than a Subaru with crappy tires in icy weather.

Again, what you're saying doesn't apply to the industry as a whole. Or maybe you're just one of the folks who thinks Americans should adopt the 996 work ethic?

Sounds like a problem with your company culture. I don't think your description fits the industry as a whole.

Not to mention how much he must have spent on his lawsuit. It's an embodiment of the sunk cost fallacy.

Even 5 minutes seems short. You're already dead, what's the rush?

You don't have to ship a second OS just to containerize your app.

To log in to your account online?

Doesn't mbin federate with Mastodon? I've been thinking about moving to an mbin server for that reason...

Pretty sure you were looking for psychological

What do you mean by "inorganic intelligence," exactly? Do you think openai has already achieved it?

That's not what I meant when I said the public knows.

You don't know about gait analysis. A quick search would show you its not "squirrel shit." Lots of research papers are available from the past 10+ years about using it for surveillance, and there's even a wiki page.

He's not saying they used gait recognition, he's saying they probably used something high-tech that no one has heard of. The public has know about gait analysis, voice analysis, handwriting analysis, etc for a long time.

Oh, I'm not sure what you meant in your first comment then?

He can't become a Saint until after he dies, unfortunately.

The "illegally trained LLMs" they're taking about are trained on copyrighted data that they didn't have permission to use, this isn't about LLMs that have been trained to do illegal things. OpenAI (chatgpt) is being sued because there is a lot of evidence that they used copyrighted content for training, like NY Times articles. OpenAI is so profitable that they'll probably see these lawsuits as a business expense and keep doing it. Most people won't sue anyway...

That has some truth for career/professional skills, but I don't think there's anything wrong with having a lot of hobbies. Most people won't achieve "true greatness" (whatever that means) in their hobbies whether they have one or hundreds, so why not just focus on doing what you enjoy?