I guess I am criminal.
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I guess I am criminal.
It is entertaining, just in a different way.
Respectfully, I would disagree with you on this statement. I don't feel that it is implying your point, or certainly not to that extent.
> and polaks
Complaining that AI won't help you with covering up your tracks, with making meth or disabling drunk detection and comparing it to a totalitarian dystopia is a take for certain.
I do get his point, but... Being honest, if I did read it without knowing anything about the topic, I would become against local models purely because author arguments would seem like a lunacy. That and rhetorical tricks portraying that anyone against that must be surely insane.
Sometimes it's easy for me to imagine a bad future like this; where most of the men are forced into military as the only org that still has use for wetware, and women are valued only for their ability to birth new people...
What are those?
Frankly, I am afraid. I see many takes here that resemble Russian way of thinking and being "apolitical" that I thought I'd never see from Americans.
But then Masters is way more common to do afterwards compared to American system where it's rarity.
He hated that, he wanted to be a lawyer. But he didn't get admitted to studies, so he had to pick something close in order not to be drafted, and so he stuck with it.
Cheating was rampant, and a very common way for getting admitted was paying professors from that uni for tutoring - who would train them on the type of tasks they would do at that uni.
And it prevented you from attending unis far away a lot of time due to time contraints.
I get that. In the time you'd learn about graphics programming, you could learn something else that would be able to give you a boost in the hiring market.
In his About Me
> But now, thanks to AI, I can speed up the process significantly. AI helps me research faster, draft clearer explanations, and refine my writing—allowing me to finally share this knowledge the way I’ve always envisioned.
So I think he's writting articles himself and then running them through LLM to proofread and fix style, and so on.
I am still working on minimum wage (as a DevOps).
I would not trust my health to LLMs, that is true.