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by 01100011 5mo ago
> The Journal report said that the U.S. government, which became Intel's largest shareholder last year under a deal with its CEO Lip-Bu Tan, played a major role in bringing Apple to the negotiating table. Ah, so this wasn't a
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by 01100011 5mo ago
The past few years has seen a great rise in casuals reminding us of AIs limitations only to be proven wrong in 6 months. I don't think we're close to AGI, but in 2 years I've gone from AI doubter to AI convert. It's not
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by 01100011 5mo ago
If AI did that to my salary it would be a nice wage for a job where I sit in a chair all day so yeah.
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by 01100011 5mo ago
Sure, and if I was so inclined I could go rub noses with them. They're eager to find young folks who are community minded. But I don't want that. I'm gen x and full of cynicism and antisocial attitudes. The only people I know
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by 01100011 5mo ago
There are way too many people in tech who did it solely for the money. People worry about AI slop but these poseurs have been cranking out garbage for decades. A lot of my career has been cleaning up the mess they've made.
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by 01100011 5mo ago
I don't pay for the tokens I use, so why would I expect to be compensated for it? Hell, I paid for my own programming environment (SlickEdit) years ago with my own money and still didn't expect to get paid more. I did it because i
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by 01100011 5mo ago
Society doesn't owe me over $500k/year for writing some instructions in a cryptic specification language. It's cool that I've been getting that, but I consider that luck and circumstance. When robots take my job I'l
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by 01100011 5mo ago
Old people are organized and more social. I see it in my community. They run the newsletters and they host community events. "Oh that's because they're retired!" No, many of them are not. Many still work. I want the gero
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by 01100011 6mo ago
These sorts of articles just seem silly to me. Use AI where it helps you and avoid where it doesn't. That dividing line may change week to week. I think it's great for writing tests and sanity checking changes but wouldn't le
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by 01100011 6mo ago
Yeah apparently my comment wasn't clear enough. If you can get the opinion of a doctor then good for you. I'm saying an LLM is the best some of us can get.
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by 01100011 6mo ago
I'm not suggesting it as a fix. I'm saying it's the only option to get medical answers for many people.
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by 01100011 6mo ago
I wouldn't put much weight in this study, but I think a lot of us can still attest to the usefulness of LLMs in self-diagnostics. The reality in the US is that it is difficult to get the attention and care of a doctor so we're lef
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by 01100011 6mo ago
Something like Trellisware's TSM waveform would be a better fit: https://trellisware.wpengine.com/waveforms/tsm-waveform/ Nodes can cooperate to beamform and reach greater distances.
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by 01100011 6mo ago
They don't yet.. we'll see what happens when the boomers die off and the younger(now older) generations inherit those homes.
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by 01100011 6mo ago
Sometimes the complexity is unavoidable and you have to pick the lesser of many evils. Oftentimes complexity management is trying to model the system in such a way that the complexity moves to the area which is most easily understood. It do
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by 01100011 6mo ago
Is this article even worth clicking on? The headline makes it sound like yet another pearl-clutching article extrapolating some trend to the extreme in divergence with reality. AI has been an effective coding tool for, what, 2 years at most
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by 01100011 6mo ago
Who is the 'we' here? When did I become ok with LLMs writing code end to end or against LLMs being used to assist writers? I wasn't aware I held either of these positions.
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by 01100011 6mo ago
My Breville Bambino Plus was cheap and produces a pretty reliable shot.
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by 01100011 6mo ago
The article doesn't touch on it, but from what I've read NSAIDs like ibuprofen also slow healing. I have also read, but am unsure how reliable this is, that they can harm the remodeling process during healing and lead to chronic p
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by 01100011 6mo ago
No one is fire-bombing cities yet, despite Ukraine pulling a WWII Japan and distributing weapons production amongst residences.
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by 01100011 6mo ago
I agree to a point. But also look at Ukraine. They are punching well above their weight with asymmetrical tactics, but Russia is not defeated . Drones and other autonomous, cheap weaponry changes a lot. Smaller states and non-state actors
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by 01100011 6mo ago
To quote Fugazi, "It don't matter what they're sellin, it's what you're buying." Who cares if people are mass uploading AI content? I care what the listen rates are.
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by 01100011 6mo ago
I put some in the ground beef when I make burgers.
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by 01100011 6mo ago
I'm getting older and forgetting a lot, but I hope I never forget the feeling of seeing this as a kid in 1989. You can see and experience old things, but it's impossible to recreate the context in which they were originally experi
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by 01100011 6mo ago
Central California has several abandoned asbestos mines which continue to release asbestos into the nearby air and water. I remember considering some hiking around the area once and then came across the warnings regarding exposure. CA also
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by 01100011 6mo ago
> my income as a self-employed consultant had to be much higher than my income as an employee in order to reach the same take-home amount. Yeah, I typically charged double my salary rate. You have to pay for your own sick time and vacat
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by 01100011 6mo ago
There is a weird fetish with Flock right now. Privacy advocates have been screaming at the public for 25 years now and suddenly the public cares and is obsessed with this one very specific company. Nevermind license plate readers have been
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by 01100011 6mo ago
These arguments are pointless. Working software is shipped using either method, some combination, or no method at all. Hell, half the devices in your life probably run some hacked together crap that was built by people who barely knew how t
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by 01100011 6mo ago
Really? It's been a few years since I was a 1099 contractor but it was pretty good. Write-offs for new computers and equipment, for the home office, for 10% of all utilities... Mileage... Did all that go away?
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by 01100011 6mo ago
Plus overtime, which you actually get paid(more) for, unlike being a salaried worker.

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