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— April 9, 2023 40 comments




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  3. How do ya feel about the new fed now payment system coming out this year in July I think ? I haven't hurd ya talk about it or maybe I missed that ep.

  4. The conversation on AI and products is intelligent and fun to listen to. Then you all start talking about social media and suddenly sound like 14 year old girls. Social media is a cancer.

  5. Apple VR. My guess is that what they announce will be a consumer model and available in the near future. It will be very basic though and not very impressive. You won't be taking calls on it. It won't have a microphone. That's what the iPhone is for. It will require an iPhone. I can't see them announcing a developer product… they're not Microsoft.

  6. Robert Miles has a lot of good videos on computerphile and his own channel about AGI and the alignment problem, specifically with how difficult of a problem it really is, if anyone is interested in learning more

  7. A rugby ball? That's easy, it looks like the ball you use in American hand-egg, otherwaise known as American "football".

  10. I believe all we need to start building up the audience, is a display screen for use with the mac, macbook, Iphone and ipad. Its like they did with the ipad that is started being the same OS as iphone and it evolved into its own thing.

  16. Astro as an emotional support “robot pet” might have some legs. Sounds crazy now, but just wait. I think we’ll look back and find it wacky that we wanted these pets to show us YouTube videos. That’s the part that’s going to seem ridiculous

  20. Twitter :: For you can be divided to verified / non verified, And hiding this in setting, by default you see verified only.

    Plus for you algorithm wont show guy eating spaghetti.. suggestion that much

  23. I never heard of a VW polo until I moved to Germany lol now I enjoy my polo gti. Definitely excited about the ID2. I leased a ID3 and it was a great car. Terrible infotainment but a great car.

  25. Astro needs better facial recognition software,
    it’s basically an iPad on wheels,
    the only robot that I would buy is Optimus,
    Optimus is already walking and using tools,
    what is the purpose of Astro, cute is not worth $1500,
    I want my robot to be able to build a house or be an engineer, there should be different downloads like professional chef or masseuse

  26. Re: paying for being hidden on a dating app. I actually do this on Bumble, and I do it as a safety thing. There are a few people that I don’t want to see me, so by paying a bit more, I can choose who sees my profile and who can’t.

  28. How would you know whether or not there are bot farms on a social network? It's not that hard to come up with a script of things for bots to say. You don't even need AI, you can just create a list of things for them to say and some heuristics for how and when to say them.

  30. Volkswagen Polo looks like the Volkswagen GTIâ€Ļand is only available in China, Latin America, and South Africa and other Southern African countries

  31. Crazy to imagine that someone isn't familiar with the Polo.
    They're everywhere here in Germany. I guess it's the home country of Volkswagen but still…

  34. I think the CAPTCHA story was embellished, actually. I brought up the paper and found no mention of giving ChatGPT a goal of making money around the incident. There was the CAPTCHA story, but it seems that it was manually tested by the researchers, it wasn't carried out autonomously.

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