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I wrote my first substack piece about AI's economic impact, and some reasons why models seem to underperform in the real world.
Andre Infante
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Andre Infante
@AndreTI
Making games and robots and sometimes other things.
(Formerly: 1X, Meta)
Bay Area
Joined January 2009
- Holy *shit*. Guys. Holy shit holy shit holy shit holy shit.
- I appreciate that at no point does the cat question any of this. "Oh yeah, this is the parkour hallway. Well, better get to it."
- Replying to @AndreTIFull disclosure, I had to prompt it to add features several times - I asked for the score and high score, firing the ball from the paddle, and collision with random directions with the cells, walls, and paddle. But all the code worked and I wrote none of it.
- Replying to @PopehatUsing your reach as a journalist to violate the privacy of random private citizens for your readers' voyeuristic enjoyment (or to punish them for violating your personal sexual morality) is wrong. The NY Post isn't great on its best day, but this is low even for them.
- Replying to @elonmuskDid you folks track down the source of the green hue?
- Replying to @feulfI think the impressive part is integrating pong into game of life such that the two can interact. Especially without the ability to debug the code- gotta get it all right in one attempt.
- Replying to @north0fnorthYeah, my general feeling is that professionalism should be more about respect, collaboration, and efficiency, and less about rituals performing compliance and uniformity. I can see some exceptions where you're directly representing the company.
- Replying to @Roscuro1 and @acarriebearAt minimum, all science funded with public money. Come on, we pay for the research and then get shaken down to see the papers?
- Replying to @AnnaOverIt and @API expect it's supposed to make you actually safer and feelings don't come into it.
- Replying to @sentientistI don't think this is woman specific. I think the internet is biased towards extreme reactions (nuance doesn't go viral). And if you only see a stranger's relationship through the lens of a fight they're currently having, you're unlikely to value it much. It's a structural bias.
