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by 77pt77 1y ago
I meant for what it does. Is there anything even remotely comparable to twitter (outside of the PRC)?
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by 77pt77 1y ago
Your/Our masters need newer, bigger and better handouts!
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by 77pt77 1y ago
All systems seem to converge to these monopolies. Google, X, Facebook, Cloudflare. All minor player are absorbed or eliminated.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
This one actually has real arrays (mutable and immutable)
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by 77pt77 1y ago
Only names? Is it even valid unless it's full names, dates of birth, addresses, bank account numbers, receipts and notarized video evidence where they explicitly admit to being corrupt?
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by 77pt77 1y ago
Just like NGOs and charity in general.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
LLMs will do only this and you'll love it. Maybe not love it, but you really won't have a choice.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
Good luck with that. All you need is a phone number and a credit/debit card. Uber does not veto passengers at all.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
MBA science. Only perception matters?
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by 77pt77 1y ago
I missed the redemption.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
> I very much quantum today as smoke and mirrors The most accurate and expirimentaly tested theory of reality is "smoke and mirrors". There are so many other areas to say that about, even in physics. But this?...
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by 77pt77 1y ago
You mean Palantir
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by 77pt77 1y ago
Creativity in AI art production is a fancy term for temperature that adds no semantic value. Your "creativity" is just "high temperature" novel art done by the right person/entity. This was something already obvious
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by 77pt77 1y ago
> "looks shiny but is lacking in any real creativity or artistic expression." My experience with that is that artistic milieus now sometimes even explicitly admit that the difference is who created the art. "Human that suf
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by 77pt77 1y ago
They don't do okay. Quite on the contrary. My experience is that they spit out reasonably looking solutions but then they don't even parse/compile. They are OK to create small spinets of code and completion. Anything past tha
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by 77pt77 1y ago
Any experienced programmer will be able to tell what kind of person another programmer is just by the way they write their code. Code written by programmers with humanities backgrounds is easily identifiable as being of bad quality. Kind of
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by 77pt77 1y ago
> I fully expect this to be the ruin of Apple. Apple products are status products. Especially in the USA. No one will care.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
In his mind he was being generous since chatgpt could do your work for free. I guarantee you this was his rationale.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
> publishing the source code to a public git repo without the LICENSE file, which may be a GPL violation. Great. You can get a federal judge to sign on that. Maybe they can be ordered to facilitate some kid of resolution. I'm sure
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by 77pt77 1y ago
> I bet this was just pasted into LLM with prompt to make it async, but if that worked why not Vibe coding > Original GPL3 license is gone. Obviously not something you would expect DOGE people to understand or respect. Why would they?
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by 77pt77 1y ago
I noticed and wanted to delete the coment but you replying made it impossible. They downloaded "IP rotation" python libraries to circumvent rate limits.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
> accounts created for DOGE at the NLRB downloaded three code repositories from GitHub Why is anything of significance on github in the first place? Edit: It's not. They just download python libraries to do "IP rotation" t
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by 77pt77 1y ago
If it is unique factorization in terms of prime numbers goes out of the window and that is the main reason it usually isn;t considered.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
No.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
That's 20 years away. It was also 20 years away 30 years ago.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
I'd say ssh is here to stay far more than NFS.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
I have never met anyone who used certs with ssh, despite being the obvious choice. But since apparently ssh is now obsolete (as I was told here a week ago or so) maybe it makes no difference.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
len("gravity") = 7 > 4
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by 77pt77 1y ago
It's a shame because some of her content is actually good. It's not like she's Kaku or something. Alas...
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by 77pt77 1y ago
> Other than Pauli, you mean? After linear momentum was missing in collisions! Pauli speculated that neutrinos would exist after an experimental anomaly. No one really saw it coming. No one saw 3 generations coming either, for example. I

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