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It's not just the papers. It's also the students and their students, many of whom ended up working in the top labs today.

Oh, well that's reassuring

Isn't 1-2 year wait time standard for spousal immigration?

I'm surprised someone with his reputation would need to do this.

I don't know what his reasons are but it makes sense to me. Yes, there are incredible results coming out of the AI world but the methods aren't necessarily that interesting (i.e. intellectually stimulating) and it can be frustrating working in a field with this much noise.

This is... incredible if true. How can this be? I looked up the old walk-in I used to go to (haven't needed it in a while) and it still shows up on maps but the most recent reviews says they "don't do walk-ins anymore". In which case I don't really understand what they do. Genuinely curious about the situation if anyone cares to chime in.

Do you really need a family doctor? I've never had one. Whenever I've had a non-emergency issue (in BC), I've just gone to a walk-in clinic where they've either helped me on the spot or referred me to a specialist. I can definitely see why having a family doctor might be a more pleasant overall experience, but as far as I understand in Canada it's practically a pipe dream.

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Agreed. Or have a function to report unacceptable behavior, but besides that no feedback is needed. I pretend this is the case. Never leave ratings anymore.

> ChatGPT is creating a huge market for creating fake companies to match the fake information it's generating.

Does ChatGPT consistently generate the same fake data though?

Why has competition fallen? Is it simply due to an increase in supply?

Re-quoting the GP's quote,

> They were given to “paid collectors and employees” who signed written agreements acknowledging that they were sending data streams, including video, back to the company for training purposes.

So it hardly seems likely that they would not be aware of this.

My approach was to port everything to a different language I was learning.

Not to mention visa and health insurance issues.

He does discuss VSCode towards the end of that clip.