Given me way more time with my kid, decreased stress levels, and unleashed the ultimate creativity tool to, so yes absolutely.
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here's the argument some ai lab employees are making
- they genuinely believe what they're working on might kill everyone
- they continue to work on it because if this thing gets built it should be by responsible people like them
- the reason they do money things like selling enterprise deals and IPOing is solely to fund this effort
if this is all true then why is employee equity a thing? if you want to tell this story of being terrified of what you're building it doesn't work when there's a clear profit motive
it's particularly weird when people vest and then leave and write a tirade about how these companies are bringing the end of everything
if you want to act like this is the manhattan project, those scientists didn't have equity in something that gives them generational wealth
you don't get to say something bad is happening while profiting off it and also being seen as the good guy. one of these has to go
Getting into building custom apps for my family and packaging them into dedicated hardware. Not only is it incredibly fun to build but I also find my phone holds too much distractions and baggage.
Coding seamlessly between my linux box and macbook has been the biggest shift on my job since the end of “hand coding”. It’s sort of magical. No longer bound to any given place or device is freedom. And you realize that there are so many tasks every day that really don’t require looking at a screen, in fact they are better done not looking at a screen.
Big takeaway - how come they can keep it short and to the point with each other but we have to read pages of jargon in every response?
Stop what you are doing and watch this talk youtube.com/watch?v=87DyyMV0…
$30 / hr seem way too expensive though
A San Francisco company says it is offering a new home-cleaning service using humanoid robots for a rate of $30 per hour. abcnews.link/ml2TgwG
