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ninjalanternshk
·20 dakika önce·discuss
Those “AI can’t do x” articles/videos are not aging well.

I’m not sure why people keep thinking like that after seeing Will Smith eating pasta.

Also, not for nothing but every one of those “AI got it wrong, it’s really ___” are… training AI how to get it right.
ninjalanternshk
·2 saat önce·discuss
That’s the only message I can see.

Am I… am I an AI?
ninjalanternshk
·8 gün önce·discuss
> In the pre-digital era, the norm was that content was preserved.

So pre-digital, no books, publications, photographic prints, scrolls, tablets, or clay etchings we lost to time?

> Thinking centuries ahead, reliable historical records basically stop around 2000-2020 or so.

That’s basically backwards.

We’re making a stink because people are identifying one needle in a giant pile of needles that they can’t find anymore.

And people point to thousand-year old physical writings that persist, because they persist, and don’t know what was lost because it was lost.

Digital records are far far more long-lived — in the statistical average — than physical.
ninjalanternshk
·8 gün önce·discuss
The problem is people keep trying to regulate businesses by name instead of by the effects they have.

If we had regulations on noise, vibration, emissions, water use, electromagnetic radiation, whatever else, then it wouldn’t matter what people tried to build — if it fits within the guidelines great, otherwise back to the drawing board.

Putting “data center” in your ordinances is as lazy and ineffective as putting “abattoir.”
ninjalanternshk
·8 gün önce·discuss
> There are no meaningful regulations in building them

If a municipality doesn’t have emissions, noise, water use, etc regulations, that’s a serious failure in governance.

We don’t need nor want the word “data center” in regulations anymore than we need the word “abattoir.”

The names of the things we build change all the time. Their impact on their communities don’t.

We need to regulate impact, not the name or type of business.

If we did, nobody would know or care about data centers and they wouldn’t be affecting their communities, because they’d be operating under established impact regulations.
ninjalanternshk
·14 gün önce·discuss
Thank you! I thought it was just me.
ninjalanternshk
·14 gün önce·discuss
It’s like saying “make this bad animal drawing look better, and like someone else made it” without telling them what animal was supposed to be.
ninjalanternshk
·14 gün önce·discuss
Yeah this is about the worst way you could imagine to evaluate an AI model.

If you’d given it a real task you’d have been impressed.

I was floored by the day I spent with Fable. Got weeks of work done.
ninjalanternshk
·14 gün önce·discuss
You don’t need to be a TLA.

Google “4chan tracks down Shia LaBeouf”
ninjalanternshk
·18 gün önce·discuss
Just imagine how much an authentic keyboard with a Clippy icon would fetch, to the right buyer that is.
ninjalanternshk
·19 gün önce·discuss
We should be basing public policy on facts not marketing language.
ninjalanternshk
·22 gün önce·discuss
22 year old single me would have enjoyed this little adventure.
ninjalanternshk
·22 gün önce·discuss
NGOs are not lobbyists.

Some NGOs lobby/employ lobbyists.

That’s not the same thing.
ninjalanternshk
·23 gün önce·discuss
I’m working on a DaaS startup (drone as a service) so maybe I’ll locate next to you and your customers can blow drones out of the sky and mine will keep having to replace theirs.
ninjalanternshk
·23 gün önce·discuss
Lots of AWS’s control surfaces are in us-east-1, and (not calling out any specific instances here) sometimes what’s call an “AWS outage” especially regarding us-east-1, is actually a limitation on accessing those control surfaces, ie, making changes to assets that are actually hosted elsewhere.

In such cases the services continue to operate as-is despite problems in us-east-1.

Not saying that’s not a problem, just, clarifying the scope.
ninjalanternshk
·24 gün önce·discuss
The spa approach also achieves what’s probably the key ingredient to making this useful medically — consistent data over time. We know the “what’s this fuzzy bit!?!” hysteria with elective scans can be counterproductive, but if you truly had monthly scans going back 2 years, the fuzzy bit could in fact mean something.
ninjalanternshk
·24 gün önce·discuss
The sci-fi writes itself. Someone hacks the spa’s schedule to find out when you’re getting your scan done, then hacks the machine to push the output to 11 when you’re in, and liquifies your insides.

The first Midjourney Medical murder.
ninjalanternshk
·28 gün önce·discuss
It’s also possible to not really hold that strong an opinion on things. Not everything is a pitched battle where doing what your employer wants means you’ve sacrificed your integrity.
ninjalanternshk
·28 gün önce·discuss
Aren’t human coders non-deterministic? There’s no guarantee two people with otherwise identical levels of experience will always write identical code.

Any software engineering practice that had enough review and feedback to work with humans should work more or less the same with AI coders.

It’s when someone tries replacing an entire team or an entire process with a single prompt that they get in trouble.
ninjalanternshk
·geçen ay·discuss
And most of that happened under comparatively good administrations. Imagine what’s been greenlit now.