Buttons840

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by Buttons840 4mo ago
How do they determine the cause of failure in a things like this?
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by Buttons840 4mo ago
One possibility is once AI becomes profitable and wildly successful, and we all lose our jobs, we vote to nationalize the AI companies, and send some good vibes (but no money) to the VCs who paid for it, and remember that the AI was only bu
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by Buttons840 4mo ago
Jira is popular and has good API wrappers for your favorite language. I'm surprised corporate programmers with the hacker spirit haven't automated most of the things they are asked to do in Jira with Python command line scripts or
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by Buttons840 5mo ago
Yep, widespread security holes are literally a national security issue, but making things convenient for companies is more important.
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by Buttons840 5mo ago
We need to make companies financially liable for data leaks.
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by Buttons840 5mo ago
Since we're all so trusting of AI, maybe we can use AI to score how "excessively wordy" communications are, and pressure people to stop.
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by Buttons840 5mo ago
An easy way to host your own and fallback to a PaaS would eat the industry.
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by Buttons840 5mo ago
If someone wanted to be a martyr and just uploaded all their personal documents so they could be accessed by everyone, I wonder if an interesting court case might follow. I could imagine it ending with a court ruling that people are respons
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by Buttons840 5mo ago
If the knowledge work of Seniors is fully automated, wont pretty much all knowledge work be fully automated? Furthermore, if the source of your value and wealth is that you have an app, what does it mean when anyone can easily build an ap
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by Buttons840 6mo ago
Can't you just give it the time in each prompt? Would that work? I've seen this mentioned a few times though, so I think maybe it's more complicated than this?
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by Buttons840 6mo ago
I clean shit for free often. I wouldn't like doing it past the point of exhaustion for low wages and with poor treatment though.
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by Buttons840 6mo ago
So is this a law based specifically on religion or ethnicity or skin color, or all the above? I've always felt laws should be applied equally to all people without regard to those things.
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by Buttons840 6mo ago
> If LLMs can really find a ton of vulnerabilities in my software, why would I not run them and just patch all the vulnerabilities, leading to perfectly secure software? Probably because it will be a felony to do so. Or, the threat of a
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by Buttons840 7mo ago
We need paper ballots because people can understand them. Election conspiracy theories are becoming a problem. Having a counting process that people can understand and trust is a feature.
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by Buttons840 7mo ago
If they ever need a group to enforce their election ~~laws~~ executive orders, I wonder what group they might choose?
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by Buttons840 7mo ago
ICE has a lot of funding, more than some branches of the military. This demonstrates they see ICE as their fix all police force, and that they are willing to deploy ICE to do whatever they think needs to be done.
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by Buttons840 7mo ago
I don't know if I'd phrase it like that. It does show they see ICE as a fix all police they can deploy for a wide variety of purposes though. ICE is better funded than some branches of the military, and they are demonstrating they
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by Buttons840 7mo ago
Somehow they will eliminate anonymity for real people, but bots will still be pushing Russian or... some other country's interests with massive bot farms.
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by Buttons840 7mo ago
Oh, this is geohots product? He's an interesting guy. Seems to be one who does things the way he thinks is right, regardless of corporate profits.
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by Buttons840 7mo ago
A normal distribution.
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by Buttons840 7mo ago
I haven't read the article, but my understanding is that a normal curve results from summing several samples from most common probability distributions, and also a normal curve results from summing many normal curves. All summation roa
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by Buttons840 7mo ago
You're complaining about healthcare being tied to employment. That sucks. Yeah, we should get rid of that. Coupling healthcare and employment makes it harder for agents to move and trade "freely" in the "free market&quot
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by Buttons840 7mo ago
Because the vet does suck now, and yet is still profitable because there's not enough competition.
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by Buttons840 7mo ago
The free market solution to this seems to be making it easy / easier for competitors to arise. Then, when private equity does this, the customers, and workers, just hop ship to a competitor that's better managed and the original c
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by Buttons840 7mo ago
Tangent: I've noticed I write a lot different because of combative online arguments. I have a problem. So much of my communication is directed to people who don't want to hear me or understand me. So I've become very punchy a
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by Buttons840 7mo ago
You say abolish TSA. That's a "how"; let me ask you about outcomes to better understand. Are you suggesting that the level of security at airports be reduced? Are you suggesting that people and object that get onto planes be
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by Buttons840 7mo ago
It's good to have open source software. It's good to support honest and high quality proprietary software. Aseprite offers the latter good, this offers the former good.
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by Buttons840 7mo ago
Do we expect special AI processors to diverge from GPUs? Like, processors that can do parallel neural network computations but cannot draw graphics?
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by Buttons840 7mo ago
Plus a touch pad that uses all available space and allows clicks on any part of the touchpad surface.
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by Buttons840 7mo ago
His response is what comes to mind whenever I encounter an obvious bot reply online. "What the hell are you talking about?"

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