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by 627467 4mo ago
> you need to offer competitive salaries and equity This has always been an argument for "peace time" underperformance of european tech sector but I don't buy this argument for critical national security needs. Historicall
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by 627467 4mo ago
So, everyone has different context, but how free is free running these local models? Like having a power hungry machine always on in the cupboard? How much does this ware out the hardware? Also, if privacy is the main reason for running loc
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by 627467 4mo ago
If i was an ftx customer i would have wanted to be paid in shares of equity and not whatever cryptovalue they paid out years later. This is regardless of today's newspaper
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by 627467 4mo ago
And similarly, the cruzader conquest of the East
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by 627467 4mo ago
Differences between dumping and "loss leader"?
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by 627467 4mo ago
This story is so great because it shows how robotic are so many jobs and tasks. Like, what happened in the reciepient mind to not consider whether the reply was appropriate or not? Did the almost instant response not hint at an automated em
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by 627467 4mo ago
I'm gonna sound a bit like the clueless gym hr lady: I assume most income generating translation jobs are either mandated by law or commercially high stakes enough to warrant a human to do, no? Were people really being paid to do the t
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by 627467 4mo ago
Combine this with a "dumb profile" on most android phones (I think Samsungs support profiles) it's even more friction. It takes time to switch profile and it forces you to authenticate again
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by 627467 4mo ago
So much in modern day consumerism is about "lifestyle" and signaling the lifestyle (to you and others). if you're not paying a sub for your lifestyle, are you really following that lifestyle?
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by 627467 4mo ago
"I put ukraine flag in my social media profile"
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by 627467 4mo ago
The issue i with this type of "pragmatism" that leads English being the main working language (a language that is only official in one country and even there is "seen as colonial relic") is this sort of half-assing attit
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by 627467 4mo ago
What bothers me most on link aggregation sites - where (in theory i suppose) humans are involved in submitting and upvoting - so much of comment threads "yuk it's AI slop" like it can't me judge and discussed based on th
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by 627467 4mo ago
You have 27 governments reacting to the agenda set by the powers on both hemispheres (defense spending, tariffs, proxy wars, etc) you don't think enough influence has been bought?
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by 627467 4mo ago
As time passes it seems it will more likely end when any living being ends.
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by 627467 4mo ago
Did you share your C agent and models? Would love to checkout
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by 627467 5mo ago
Isn't this common on Medium and other SEO slop that has dominated the web in the past 10-15 years?
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by 627467 5mo ago
It's funny to see the fast switch from "NIMBYs are killing affordable housing and progress" to no datacenters in my back yard.
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by 627467 5mo ago
> Once they leave they will never join back. Seems like a hard to prove statement.
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by 627467 5mo ago
> I will base that on data -- not a feeling I have. and yet... > If Bun starts having more bugs and feeling like worse software, I'll stop using it. Is it not possible to judge that certain approach is more likely to bring unfor
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by 627467 5mo ago
Broadcasting private photos of children to strangers and corporations was common until 2010s? Were you posting them on classified section on newspapers in 1999?
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by 627467 5mo ago
While I understand all the noise from AI content I've got to say the noise around the noise of AI content is getting louder and louder. Accusations of AI use and throwing pangram "evidence" is getting as tiring as the low eff
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Did AI Game the Commonwealth Prize?(unherd.com)
3 points by 627467 5mo ago|1 comments
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by 627467 5mo ago
Iranian regime (and adversaries, if they were frank) would argue they have been effective at maintaining/defending/protecting. Just look at current state of things
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by 627467 5mo ago
Openai seems to be fast forwarding the original Facebook playbook: lobbying for regulatory moat and now OpenAI zero[0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Facebook_Zero
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by 627467 5mo ago
Ahh exporting problems then shouting mindlessly why 'everyone else don't just do what we do'
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by 627467 5mo ago
The takeaway i see here is you attach "AI" to anything and people automatically go into AI-yuk mode. It's mindless tribalism/wokism in different form.
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by 627467 5mo ago
I think the way to do it is to think of this as your own browser that can also be used by agents (with granular permissions). I use the browser for 5h today and my patterns then inform another 12h of agent use
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by 627467 5mo ago
> multi generational household > most people cannot I dont know if "cannot" is the right verb here. I bet if you asked enough euromericans if they'd choose to live with extended family the answer would be "only in
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by 627467 5mo ago
I investigated this path. In terms of comparable performance per watt komapnio laptops are competitive. But not on price. Then there's the aspect of how open/closed each ecosystem is. While iOS is an prison like ecosystem, macos s
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by 627467 5mo ago
QR payments in china was already prevasive before contactless payments became prevasive in the west. And as others say: not all phones supported nfc at the time. Remember iBeacons on iP5? Wechat and Alipay was already everywhere by then

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