Thou shalt not create a machine to counterfeit a human mind.

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  • Honestly? There is one thing that I’m struggling with, and I don’t know if I can intentionally change it. My stim is plucking my beard hairs. So it makes it virtually impossible to grow facial hair anymore.

    Meaning I have to be clean shaven, which isnt hard itself, but it can quickly go haywire.

    It won’t fix the rest of my appearance. More clothing varieties maybe.

    I could bulk up even more. but it would have to be a lot of muscle, and based on what I have currently achieved that might be another year.


  • Well, at least I lost the weight and built muscle. I have better clothes. I could do with maybe 15lbs lower. I could use more nice outfits.

    I don’t exactly have a strong social network, nor anyone who is actually there taking photos when Im out cause that just doesn’t happen I guess.

    But there is something there that caught my attention. “Too good to be true.”

    I’m wondering if that might be part of the problem? Someone looks up how much my career makes, they’re going to find it’s a lot. 6’? Blue eyes, not fat? Sounds super smart?

    Idk. I’m hoping it’s just the shit pictures.















  • peoplebeproblems@midwest.socialtoLemmy Shitpost@lemmy.worldJust FYI
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    8 days ago

    That’s bullshit.

    If I was completely certain of something, I would say so.

    In most scenarios, if I’m wrong, I lacked pieces of information. It doesn’t really matter how strongly I feel I am right if I’m wrong. It certainly doesn’t matter how often I am right, because I could get it wrong.

    In particular if there is a chunk of knowledge where I don’t know how much information I am lacking, that’s the worst outcome. I could be so extremely wrong that it requires more time than waiting to confirm whether or I am.

    It’s very rude and condescending of management and clients to always be so critical of my “confidence.” It has nothing to do with how “confident” I am in an solution.

    I get paid to be right. So I will be right a lot. It isn’t a magical he’s usually right so he’s right this time. If that is what is expected of me, use LLMs.

    Edit: It may not be clear, but I have given the “certain” I am right 4 or 5 times over 13 years. It’s RARE. I do not sugarcoat. I don’t have the energy to play social games when time, money, and system availability is at stake.