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post 1681800213 04-30-2023, 05:38 PM
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Originally Posted By ErnieMccracken
It's just the beginning. Most scientists didn't even believe this was possible a few years ago:

wtf am i even watching
post 1681800273 04-30-2023, 05:39 PM
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I am Desktop Support Technician(IT) am I fukt?
Slayin since I decided to break up with my gf to bang sluts.
post 1681800573 04-30-2023, 05:44 PM
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bump
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post 1681800933 04-30-2023, 05:50 PM
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Originally Posted By MultiDimension
wtf am i even watching
The cpu is a neural net processor, a learning computer.
post 1681801033 04-30-2023, 05:52 PM
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just lmao best threads on the misc.

Feels good to be a rotter
post 1681801163 04-30-2023, 05:56 PM
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Originally Posted By ErnieMccracken
The cpu is a neural net processor, a learning computer.
what?

at first i thought it was pouring medicine into vials or some **** but it was just flipping around and weird arm movement. the ****?
post 1681801313 04-30-2023, 06:01 PM
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Originally Posted By MultiDimension
what?

at first i thought it was pouring medicine into vials or some **** but it was just flipping around and weird arm movement. the ****?
Triple pendulums are used as examples of choatic motion, where unless the starting condition is exactly identical in every way, the motion of the pendulum is wildly different every time. This robot is accounting for microscopic changes to the system balance on a nanosecond level in order to maintain this level of control. TL;DR this is a robot flexing its giga brain.
post 1681801433 04-30-2023, 06:04 PM
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Originally Posted By ErnieMccracken
It's just the beginning. Most scientists didn't even believe this was possible a few years ago:

Not even gonna pretend I know what tf is going on here but judging by comments this is a helluva engineering and computing feat. Pretty neat. I still don't think any robot is gonna fix that Cornelius ED250 that's leaking all over the counter any time soon tho. The more complex and "smart" chit becomes the more work I have as nobody can figure chit out on their own anymore lol. I think I'm safe.
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post 1681801483 04-30-2023, 06:06 PM
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Originally Posted By ErnieMccracken
Triple pendulums are used as examples of choatic motion, where unless the starting condition is exactly identical in every way, the motion of the pendulum is wildly different every time. This robot is accounting for microscopic changes to the system balance on a nanosecond level in order to maintain this level of control. TL;DR this is a robot flexing its giga brain.
how does this cook and serve burgers or put a car together or build houses?

tradies REJOICE!
post 1681801533 04-30-2023, 06:06 PM
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OP said that 90% of Americans will be poor in 15 years. HAHAHAH. Does OP work for the NY times?
post 1681801573 04-30-2023, 06:07 PM
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Originally Posted By HMFIC_BROWSIN
I'm surprised the FAANG's haven't already outsourced their nothingness work to ****** for $3/hr yet.
Y haven’t they
I don't check my CP, IDC about reps/negs


♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ RIP Zyzz, The Father Of Aesthetics. 1989 -2011. Forever in our hearts ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥
post 1681801593 04-30-2023, 06:07 PM
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Originally Posted By MultiDimension
how does this cook and serve burgers or put a car together or build houses?

tradies REJOICE!
Interesting question. With AI taking tens of millions of jobs, labor is going to DIRT CHEAP. Like $7.25/hr cheap.

Will it even be worth it to buy expensive robots when 60M people are out of work?
post 1681801873 04-30-2023, 06:14 PM
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50,000 U.S. Stores Could Close By 2027 Because Of Spending Shifts And Tight Credit, UBS Forecasts

https://www.forbes.com/sites/joanver...h=3757c4573fc9

73% of millennials are living paycheck to paycheck, new report finds

https://www.cnbc.com/2023/04/28/73pe...ort-finds.html

US in ‘Worst of Both Worlds’ With High Inflation, GDP Slowdown

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...ce=reddit_wall
post 1681802183 04-30-2023, 06:18 PM
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Originally Posted By HMFIC_BROWSIN
About how long it takes a team of 100 tradies TBH.
Not gonna argue with this. Half my job is basically figuring out why the other tech couldn't figure out how to fix a machine. Or other 2-3 guys LMAO.
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post 1681803503 04-30-2023, 06:44 PM
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Originally Posted By ErnieMccracken
Interesting question. With AI taking tens of millions of jobs, labor is going to DIRT CHEAP. Like $7.25/hr cheap.

Will it even be worth it to buy expensive robots when 60M people are out of work?
Maybe for menial jobs. But do you know you need a license, like a master electrician + insurance to be able to pull permits to work on peoples chit? Typically from the counties they're in

Tradies are specialized labor and I'm sure plumbing and hvac are the same.

I think the infrastructure there is rather complex even if ai robots were 100% ready to do a job right now. How are you going to insure ai robots on a construction team? Or how is ai gonna pull the permits? I would imagine a human is cheaper insurance too. Cause if an ai makes a mistake I think insurance rates would be higher on something like that
post 1681803603 04-30-2023, 06:46 PM
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My favorite thing about this thread is how OP pretends like he isnt waking up at 5am tomorrow to go to his mundane ass job lol
post 1681803643 04-30-2023, 06:47 PM
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Originally Posted By DuncSurf
My favorite thing about this thread is how OP pretends like he isnt waking up at 5am tomorrow to go to his mundane ass job lol
lol wrong. Nice alt, though.
post 1681803803 04-30-2023, 06:52 PM
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Originally Posted By ErnieMccracken
lol wrong. Nice alt, though.
lol ok wagie, hopefully you can snag a couple hours of OT this week
post 1681803993 04-30-2023, 06:58 PM
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Originally Posted By ErnieMccracken
lol wrong. Nice alt, though.
So do you work? What's your job?
A mans penis is worth two in the bush.
post 1681804243 04-30-2023, 07:02 PM
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Originally Posted By DavidEaslea
So do you work? What's your job?
I don't have a job. I have a small business and some investments.

Wood rather live under a bridge that ever be a wagie again ded srs.
post 1681804823 04-30-2023, 07:18 PM
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Originally Posted By ErnieMccracken
I don't have a job. I have a small business and some investments.

Wood rather live under a bridge that ever be a wagie again ded srs.
You have a small business = you have a job

You work 10x more at that than any wagie ever would lmao

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post 1681805233 04-30-2023, 07:24 PM
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Originally Posted By DuncSurf
You have a small business = you have a job

You work 10x more at that than any wagie ever would lmao

Strong thread nerd
Yeah I don't mind hard work. The difference is no other man controls almost every aspect of my life and keeps 95% of my economic output for himself.

The guy who picks oranges and sells them by the overpass is 10x more alpha than a standard NPC wage slave.

post 1681805843 04-30-2023, 07:34 PM
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I've been thinking a lot this weekend about this (srS). I make like 500k and I am on track to make high sig fix (750 to 900k), in just 3 years, but in all honesty, I have more in common with someone making 80k than all the actual rich elite people. they are on a different planet than me.

900k a year after taxes just makes you .....sort of rich...but you still need to keep that cash flow coming in (i.e. you need to wage slave HARD). To get to a point where you are making 800k to 1mm off investments annually....you need like 20 million. will take me probably my whole working life to get there slaving HARD (so I can enjoy my 60s lol).


I need to start a business, raise equity from other jokers (and earn a portion of their profits), or raise a ton a debt (become levered) and go for a home run. Those are the only ways to really make it. Sure you can make C suite in your early 50s and start clipping 10million dollar annual stock comp packages...but that takes WAY too long to get there.\

its all a game. seriously.
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Originally Posted By ErnieMccracken
Yeah I don't mind hard work. The difference is no other man controls almost every aspect of my life and keeps 95% of my economic output for himself.

The guy who picks oranges and sells them by the overpass is 10x more alpha than a standard NPC wage slave.
lol ok wagie
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Originally Posted By propreffered7
I think the infrastructure there is rather complex even if ai robots were 100% ready to do a job right now. How are you going to insure ai robots on a construction team? Or how is ai gonna pull the permits? I would imagine a human is cheaper insurance too. Cause if an ai makes a mistake I think insurance rates would be higher on something like that
I imagine streamlining the process would eliminate a lot of these issues. Like boring a hole through a mountain, you don't need to build something as strong as John Henry, but strategize totally differently to optimize for any material or method you can think of-like a boring machine. A lot of menial jobs are going to be totally eliminated, warehouse work for example. You don't need a fast picker, you just need a organization system. The only or maybe last jobs that will survive are the tradies who can troubleshoot and fix chit.
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post 1681808543 04-30-2023, 08:23 PM
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This may sound like cope but does anyone here want to be doing the same job that they're currently doing 10-15 years from now? I know I don't. Some industries will need to shift around roles and duties of current employees, but its going to be more along the lines of; When a person retires/quits/gets fired they'll simply not replace the role. i'm not envisioning mass layoffs specifically because of AI.

I'm in an industry where we deal with proprietary systems, drugs undergoing clinical trials and the storage of tons of confidential files pertaining to Organizations and even individual people (HIPAA) we're not going to start inputting sensitive information into a website that is specifically meant to collect data to make itself smarter. ChatGPT would have to be sourced as a locked piece of software that is only accessible to a specific company, but that will defeat the whole purpose of it, because the only reason why it knows what it knows, is because of the data it collects.
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Originally Posted By kengriffeyjr24
I've been thinking a lot this weekend about this (srS). I make like 500k and I am on track to make high sig fix (750 to 900k), in just 3 years, but in all honesty, I have more in common with someone making 80k than all the actual rich elite people. they are on a different planet than me.

900k a year after taxes just makes you .....sort of rich...but you still need to keep that cash flow coming in (i.e. you need to wage slave HARD). To get to a point where you are making 800k to 1mm off investments annually....you need like 20 million. will take me probably my whole working life to get there slaving HARD (so I can enjoy my 60s lol).


I need to start a business, raise equity from other jokers (and earn a portion of their profits), or raise a ton a debt (become levered) and go for a home run. Those are the only ways to really make it. Sure you can make C suite in your early 50s and start clipping 10million dollar annual stock comp packages...but that takes WAY too long to get there.\

its all a game. seriously.
I know the finance grind brah. I remember looking around at these boomers in their 50's and 60's, still pulling all nighters every month for Mr. Shekelstein (the constant dread of him chitcanning you on a whim), getting slooted on by their plastic catty wives, hammering out 350 corpo speak emails every day, and drinking/drugging more than GaryRidgway and Havoc combined.

And those were the dudes who "made it" because they had mid or high 7 figures in their bank accounts. I realized there was no way that was gonna be me.
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Originally Posted By ErnieMccracken
Did you already finish your meal prep?

Thats weak, in Australia earning $1-2k a day it usually goes like this

4 tablespoons coffee black
Servo visit: meat pies sausage rolls
Scab dextroamphetamines off ADHD apprentice or snort some ******* ($30k a year budget)
Work like a demon all day
Stop drinking water around 1pm in order to generate a real thirst to make the 1st beers taste amazing
Pop into the local on the way home, 2 long necks of beer out of the ice esky for the drive home and a bag of salty crisps, a case of beer ($10-15k beer budget a year)
Start the heavy drinking
Order pizza or whatever delivered ($15k a year budget for takeaway every night)
Pass out
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Originally Posted By J3remy
Thats weak, in Australia earning $1-2k a day it usually goes like this

4 tablespoons coffee black
Servo visit: meat pies sausage rolls
Scab dextroamphetamines off ADHD apprentice or snort some ******* ($30k a year budget)
Work like a demon all day
Stop drinking water around 1pm in order to generate a real thirst to make the 1st beers taste amazing
Pop into the local on the way home, 2 long necks of beer out of the ice esky for the drive home and a bag of salty crisps, a case of beer ($10-15k beer budget a year)
Start the heavy drinking
Order pizza or whatever delivered ($15k a year budget for takeaway every night)
Pass out
Stay strong, brah.

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