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Another brutal George Hotz TRUTH NUKE
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>>108333486
Ai will fail at everything like it always had see you in 20y
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>>108333486
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>>108333486
Sorry bozo, not happening.
I'll be paid like this until I comfortably retire. Can't help that I'm simply better than you, with something to offer.
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>>108333486
We have been overpaying SWEs since the tech companies are completely overvalued.
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It would be good if those silicon valley fags got paid normal amounts though.
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>>108333486
truly kikebrained
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>>108333522
This is faceberg
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>ai startup funder praises ai on LinkedIn
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softwarers will continue to seethe, the true bubble was never AI, it was their overpaid do nothing "industry"
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>>108333544
>>108333514
>>108333522
>>108333561
it's afraid
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>>108333765
There are some algorithms to note particular features about ECGs but I haven't seen any one algorithm or program that can repeatedly and correctly diagnose ECGs in real world settings, especially since the diagnosis often needs additional information not seen on the ECG.
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let me guess anon, this next model coming out soon is the one that’s going to put me out of work, right? AGI achieved huh bud?
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>>108333486
Muttmerican individualism and money worship is actually repulsive
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>>108333486
Software engineers have not been overpaid. American software engineers have been overpaid.
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>>108333769
An astute observation, however, in a few years, I'll still be working this comfy and fun job like always, and you'll still be a seething unemployed loser praying that others become like you.
I'm sorry you didn't make better choices with your wasted life.
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Now is the time to be a blackhat. I suspect retards like this guy will be shipping incredibly insecure software and having god awful OPSEC.
It is the natural order of things: if these retards wants to go with jeets + LLMs, then they will have to pay the ransomware criminals.
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>>108333486
We have been massively overpaying
> ceos
> cios
> VP of XYZ
See how easy this is?
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>>108333807

yeah but we should never forget they've been jewished by jews.It's more sad for them than for us ,lot of broken families there.
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>>108333486
>George Hotz
The guy who failed to replace arab cabbies with self driving cars now threatens to replace my highly skilled job?
I'm literally shaking rn
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>>108333486
If AI did what these people claimed it did, they wouldn't give access to it and they would just take over every market instantly.
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>>108333787
because it's fraught with massive legal, regulatory and financial issues, not because its hard
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AI will make fusion a reality!
>because without fusion by 2028, AI is doomed
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PZ0sS41zwo4
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>>108333897
>Find algorithm
>Release findings about it in scientific paper
>No legal issue, since the algorithm hasn't been released to the public
>No regulatory issue since the study was conducted in way in which patients could not have been harmed by the results of the algorithm
>No financial issues since the college finances itself through its scientific findings
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>>108333904
>Get fusion energy
>Not allowed to buy extremely power hungry new hardware since AI still needs it
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>>108333921
>doesn't realize the data you need to do that is all incredibly protected PHI
midwit
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>>108333486
based
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>>108333932
>Yes we can totally analyse your ECGs
>We just need your whole patient history
>What? No we can't invent or anonymize patients to test our algorithm
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>>108333947
>he doesn't understand how difficult if not impossible it is to anonymize health information
/g/ truly is the land of the eternal midwit
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>>108333957
The only difficult part would be to anonymize the free form patient history which could be reduce the to the actual DRGs that the person got after their doctor and hospital visits. Considering everyone is so hot for genAI we could also generate patients with fictitious patient histories and analyse them - something we've done in the past already to test AIs in comparison to doctors.
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>>108333522
Timeless...
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>>108333957
????
how do you think any medical studies get done?
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>>108333992
>lets boostrap using synthetic data by using generative AI (which requires shitloads of data)
sir captain overfitting is on the line, should i put him through?
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>>108333848
ummm but akshually you can get a gaymo in the highly controlled bubble of SF, and they are hypothetically testing it in tokyo OK??
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>>108334008
very poorly, many medical advances in the last 100 years were from nazis and unit 731
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>>108334013
>This can't be done despite us having done so in the past
Ok, can you please tell me how the algorithms which supposedly exist and can correctly diagnose patients solely by their ECG (as >>108333765 states) were tested?
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>>108333486
it's fascinating how every single smarty boy from the cuckolding valley inevitably ends up as a genocidal maniac.
>hurr humans are so le inneficient, what if we kill all of them because machines are better for growth, I'm so intelligent
growth obession is a mental illness, swe salaries are too high only the us, the first-world already adjusted devs salaries a few decades ago and thirdies are already underpaid...
it's also crazy to read their hot takes written from their commiefornia ivory towers, basically everything these retards are ranting about only apply to some counties around them at best, they look like fucking lunatics in the eyes of the average swe who lives a normal life far from the west coast cattle factories...
>>108333904
>because without fusion by 2028, AI is doomed
good fucking riddance, the remaining AI will be usefull like folding proteins and finding cancer cures, anything generative should disappear given how absolutely worthless and a net negative for humanity it is...
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>>108333486
LLM consumes a lot more energy then some software engineers. It is massively inefficient. The investors don't understand the operational costs and TCO. They just are getting wet at reducing labors without looking at the whole picture.
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>>108334052
>anything generative should disappear given how absolutely worthless and a net negative for humanity it is...
they don't care about this. but it is unprofitable so yeah, won't take long for it to die.
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>>108333486
Just 2 more time units.
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>>108333486
You draw 100W too. Are you paid $0.003 cents an hour?
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>>108333522
>>108333577
it's linkedin actually
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>>108333486
Demonic anti-human thinking, yeah sure why don't you brain upload yourself or become a living battery you useless eater, or better yet just die. WTF is the point of man existing when you start asking these questions?
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Pretty sure it's a joke you guys
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>>108333486
Wow, I wanna work for George Hotz at comma ai now!

Oh wait, he departed the company... what is he up to now?
>Hotz founded tiny corp on November 5, 2022. tiny corp aims to port machine learning instruction sets to hardware accelerators.[56][57]
>On May 24, 2023, tiny corp announced that they raised $5.1M to build computers for machine learning and develop a neural network framework called tinygrad.[58] tinygrad, the neural network framework developed by tiny corp, aims to provide a balance between the simplicity of Andrej Karpathy's micrograd framework and the functionality of the PyTorch framework.[59] tinygrad aims to realize performance gains over PyTorch through a number of optimizations, including dynamic compilation, fusing of operations, and a greatly simplified backend.[60] tinygrad is currently used to enable comma.ai's openpilot framework to run on the company's dedicated hardware, which includes a Snapdragon 845 GPU.[61]

LMAO they threw him scraps to build dogshit in his "lab" (garage)
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>>108333486
yes
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>>108333835
We have been overpaying CEOs their pay ratios continue to inflate vs the standard worker. Half the time they can fail and get a golden parachute to leave.
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>>108334020
you're an ignorant person
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>>108333769
sneed
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>>108333765
Tech companies have incredibly high margins and the percent of productivity created by their software developers is over 90% while the percentage of that productive value that is returned to the workers is one of the smallest of all industries. Bottom line is that developers create insane amounts of value for companies and what they get in return is a small fraction of the profits. If software developers received a similar percentage of the profit as in traditional manufacturing of physical products, the median salary would be around $800K. People working in fast food receive a higher percentage of produced productivity than software developers do.
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>>108333486
>intellectually bankrupt compulsive liar with zero credibility says things
amazing work, geohotz.

>>108333769
>talentless loser posting slop created by other losers getting destroyed in his own cringe thread
when is the livestream suicide planned for?

>>108334414
then there was the time his self driving scam collapsed when people realized he had absolutely nothing except a website and mockup photos for a product that doesn't exist. truly a winner.
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>>108335030
>tfw you're a saleschad receiving 20% of net new bookings
feels based

eng does end up making $800k a year though if they keep the company running long enough with product updates to get to IPO and their vested equity multiplies
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>>108335030
Most of the value actually comes from a select elite few.
And many of that elite actually does that work with little to no compensation (e.g. in open source).
Much of that elite talent is incubated in Universities with Universities giving bright young people a chance.
The engines of innovation have always been undercompensated. Even with Thomas Edison's aggressive scummy tactics, he was not nearly compensated enough for the immense social good he created.
Even Breaking Bad alludes to this unfortunate reality of American capitalism.
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>>108333550
This is the actual answer.

The biggest tech companies business models revolve around advertising and data collection. What has that advertising done for productivity? How is this data helpful?

If a robot can advertise and data collect for effectively nothing, but productivity doesn't change and there isn't a significant movement of product around additional advertisement, then effectively their business models are worthless. We've been living through 20 years of a new dot-com bubble that just keeps going because no one has bothered asking why any of this is valuable.
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>>108335030
>Tech companies have incredibly high margins and the percent of productivity created by their software developers is over 90% while the percentage of that productive value that is returned to the workers is one of the smallest of all industries.
All that productivity and value to do.. nothing.
Most software and apps are meaningless and exist for the purpose of existing. Same with data collection, social media, and advertising. It has value because people have convinced themselves it's valuable. Nobody has ever proven that any of this has resulted in more product being moved, and recent events have proven it could have the opposite effect.

SWE's and their business masters have effectively created cable TV and overvalued it, by repeatedly promising "insane amounts of value for companies" but have never proven how any of this is valuable to anyone.
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>>108335683
>>108335719
>>108335729
>when your trash thread for twitter pedophiles and losers go up in flames this quickly, just keep spamming ai generated nonsense
you losers of the internet are amazing.
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>>108333486
>money is more important than people
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>>108334227
linked in is an even bigger circlejerk owned and datamined by microsoft
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>>108333815
Your job would not exist next year.
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>>108335776
>Your job would not exist next year.
>says permanently unemployed pedophiles on twitter and 4chan
lmao. two more weeks! human trash and losers like geohotz will replace our jobs with meme ai and "prompt engineers" living in india. they will still be dirt poor and you will still have to turn up your local police station once a week for your sex offender registry obligations.
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>>108333486
Stop posting garbage you found somewhere
This isnt reddit
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>>108333486
money is literally the only spiritual concept these redditors believe in. it's only as real as god is. money theory of value fanatics are exactly why communism happened and will happen again
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>>108336363
>broooo value should be tied to average labour time instead bro, or other vague metrics that will never be as reliable as simple supply and demand, goymunnism will happen again!!

kys commie, go eat a 200 dollar cow dung cake, the farmer spend 12 hours of labour on it. ah yes, truly THE BEST way to determine value.
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>>108336394
it's not even tied to labor in communism, lol. what a retard. in fact tying it to labor is national socialism, the polar opposite of communism.
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>>108336397
>"socially necessary labour time"
>value is determined by "average" time needed with "average skill"
>this somehow doesnt tie value to the labour itself as opposed to customer preference
>only natsoc, which is basically glorified state capitalism, with otherwise identical dynamics, somehow ties it to labour
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>>108336427
labor theory of value is a different thing. that says labor is where value is, but does not say anything about how labor is to be compensated.
work is predominantly paid for in hours of ass on seat. is capitalism on labor theory of value, dumbass?
nazi germany had their currency issued on what work was done. how the economic planning was done has no bearing on how the economy determined value.
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>>108333486
where it electricity only 3c/kWh? also at most this would only be comparable for workplaces that provide food, which few do
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Our company just sacked all but 1 project manager down from 12, HR is down to 1 from 4, accounts are all gone,marketing is down to 3 from 10. Can't wait until the LLM token cost spikes haha
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>>108333486
the problem is not the high salary but the number of people they overhire. you don't need tens of thousands of software developers to run something, like twitter; it's absurd.
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>>108336443
>labor theory of value is a different thing. that says labor is where value is, but does not say anything about how labor is to be compensated.
the compensation is literally just downstream of the labour value, with some nonsense about the "workers capitity to work" and the governments subjective judgements sprinkled in
>work is predominantly paid for in hours of ass on seat. is capitalism on labor theory of value, dumbass
completely irrelevant, as the value is still determined by the supply and demand of and for your specific form of labour.
>nazi germany had their currency issued on what work was done
all workers within nazi germany were paid in fiat currency
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>>108333486
Why should your payment be proportional to the amount of energy you consume? So energy efficiency is a bad thing? It looks like he isn't even a midwit, I see why he likes AI.
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>>108333769
>all analogy
>no substance (profit)
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>>108335030
You wouldn't be creating "insane amounts of value" if you had to do the production yourself. What a retarded mentality, like cooking the labor books so you're doing the least expensive part of getting the final product out.
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>>108336676
>production
Running the compiler? Nta but I wouldn't say that management or investors deserve nothing, but software engineers weren't overpaid compared to other professions.
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>>108333522
to think of when was the last time you see newish 4chan screencaps on twitter?
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>>108335030
This is the narrative of seasoned corporate techies who goof off and only chase getting corporate jobs over actually making software. In reality software engineers do not produce that much income for the company, on average and AI exposed all of them.

Working at a startup or a small firm makes of breaks software engineers and incentive for real talent emerges.
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>>108336694
More speaking from physical electronic production, so the problem solving workflow is probably a little different.
Not at all saying they deserve less money, it's there to go around and trickle down like it should. I'm just saying acting like production and engineering are divorced work departments and that the workers delegated to different parts of this workflow are not "bringing value" because of scaling being inversely mistaken for effort is bullshit.
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Sure. It also appears that we have been overpaying for our energy bills and consequently groceries and other stuff that relies on energy prices. LLMs have revealed that for the price of my electric bill I should be able to get a GWh per month. I also seem to be overpaying for gas which by AI standards should be like a cent per liter.
LLMs also reveal you can just buy a shitload of hardware on credit without ever turning a profit, so considering all this I'll take a hellcat challenger that I don't own by promising I will pay for it at an undefined point in time and burn gallons of fuel at the track for virtually free instead of playing video games like a faggot.
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>>108333486
watching humans resist the inevitable fate of being replaced by robots kicking and screaming like a parasitic infection is something special
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>>108333486
idiots ahould have gatekept computer science the same way doctors and lawyers do by forming closed societies and rites of passage
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>>108337062
Watching subhumans gloating thinking they won't soon be killed and strung up from lamp posts is funny. Make sure you post stuff like this under your real name. :^)
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>>108337275
Why are you mad?
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>>108337349
>mad
More like disgusted. But I'm just thinking the most sensible thing for your handlers to do, when people start rioting against this off-brand technocratic cancer, is to let them take you out. Either way you are not part of the future your handlers have in mind, so why not let human cattle kill each other?
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>>108333486
>agi doomposting on linkedin
diabolical.



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