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by 015a 2y ago
Directionally, I think that's certainly true for some professions. It is probably the case that it isn't true for software engineering. The biggest reason involves how software, as a business, involves a ton of problem space exp
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by 015a 2y ago
There's no reality in the next twenty years where a non-technical individual is going to converse with a persistent agentic AI to produce a typical SaaS product and maintain it over a period of many years. I think we'll see stabs
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by 015a 2y ago
The new features in 18.2 GA release are a total shit-show. I've never seen Apple software this rushed out the door before, probably to beat the end-of-year shutdown. Image Playground is full of so many bugs and weird UX patterns. - The
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by 015a 2y ago
I mean, not really; John's Hopkins puts Finland's all time test positivity per capita at ~26%, to the United States' ~30%. A bit better, but not enough to explain differences like this. Its not vaccination either: Finland onl
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by 015a 2y ago
COVID is global, obviously. The article specifically calls out Americans' scores dropping.
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by 015a 2y ago
> he actively empathised with the protestors. I have significant doubt that Sam is capable of empathy, period. It seems like what he's capable of is an extremely convincing caricature of it which he has practiced for many years.
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by 015a 2y ago
The FDA's funding has increased every single year for the past 10 years, and possibly longer. Try again.
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by 015a 2y ago
And what percentage of the world do you think are engineers/STEM?
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by 015a 2y ago
Unrelated to the ruling: Why is the Department of Homeland Security investigating and pursuing a CSAM case in the first place? Isn't that more FBI's jurisdiction?
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by 015a 2y ago
That's only true if your time is metered by the hour; and the vast majority of roles which find some benefit from AI, at this time, are not compensated hourly. This plan might be beneficial to e.g. CEO-types, but I question who at Open
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by 015a 2y ago
The reality is more like: The frothy american economy over the past 20 years has created an unnaturally large number of individuals and organizations with high net worth who don't actually engage in productive output. A product like Ch
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by 015a 2y ago
Maybe someone at OAI should have considered the optics of leading the "12 days of product releases" with this, then.
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by 015a 2y ago
The math is never this clean, and no one has ever experienced this (though I'm sure its a justification that was floated at OAI HQ at least once).
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by 015a 2y ago
Oh yes, I'm sure that would be normal in, checks notes, oh you've gotta be joking, Germany, a country certainly not known for a recent proclivity for dangerous authoritarianism.
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by 015a 2y ago
Well: Don't give taxpayer money to an unprofitable company. After all: There's a reason why they're unprofitable.
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by 015a 2y ago
I think the title should read "most family farmers have second jobs to stay afloat", as that appears to be the statistic the article asserts. This leaves out large-scale factory farming, obviously; the statement might still be tru
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by 015a 2y ago
Functionally; like skid row? Certainly, that hasn't worked out well for LA; because it literally just doesn't work. Even many homeless don't want to live in places like this, because they inevitably become extremely unsafe, b
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by 015a 2y ago
My general take is: Finding an empathic solution to the problem is surfacing increasingly end-to-end solutions; government subsidized/paid housing, subsidizing food banks, etc. Homelessness is a bigger problem in urban areas with high
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by 015a 2y ago
I think it’s rightly and plainly frustrating for the sole reason that the e.g. parks, sidewalks, bridges, etc that the homeless live on (and, are now directly christened by the government to do so in Halifax) are quite literally funded by t
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by 015a 2y ago
I am 100% sure that the author of this post has never "built a kubernetes", holds at least one kubernetes cert, and maybe even works for a company that sells kubernetes products and services. Never been more certain of anything in
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by 015a 2y ago
The reason social media apps use more complex global discovery algorithms (over a chronological feed) is because chronological feeds always run out of content. That's literally the only reason. At some point, some team at some gigaco
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by 015a 2y ago
Meth producers need users, and they need users to return and re-engage. The data is clear that even a small amount of meth introduced into a community generates higher return on investment, presumably by giving its users a high that's
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by 015a 2y ago
Well, its a department that literally does not exist yet because the regime that wants to build it isn't in power yet. So, maybe have a bit of patience before breaking out the name-calling.
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by 015a 2y ago
Fair! I hadn't known they'd trademarked it and at least tried to enforce it.
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by 015a 2y ago
Owning the domain name isn't a singularly valid way to assert trademark control; it has to be used. Elon had an "X" company way back when, but it became Paypal; they didn't really use the X name in a public fashion for v
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by 015a 2y ago
Elon did not say that. Tesla The Company said that. Ask yourself this: I bet you a thousand dollars that Tesla will release either a lower cost model or a lower cost trim of an existing model before the end of 2026. Would you take the other
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by 015a 2y ago
Absolutely; but it is at least indicative of the direction Tesla is taking. It might be the end of 2025, 2026, whenever; but they've said they're working on lower cost models. That's all I'm asserting.
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by 015a 2y ago
Maybe their strategy will pan out, but generally any economy which critically depends on a restless and despondent class of basically slave labor (and, in some cases, actual slave labor) isn't going to sustain itself. As they said in
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by 015a 2y ago
There's many people who would reasonably disagree with a course like this, because there are no elected positions in the EPA. The whole "overstepping their mandate" thing is perceived as a very real and present threat among M
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by 015a 2y ago
> Republicans have made no effort to appropriate funding for this work at either the federal or state level, for example. The article states that drinking water systems for 26 million Americans are vulnerable to significant cybersecurity

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