CaffeineLD50

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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
The section on performance management is circular and vague: a good one is motivating and a bad one is demotivating. OK. Glad we got that out of the way. The whole intro reads like a puffy resume and lots of gilding. Even a section of gushi
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
If ya don't like monetized content tactics how about enjoying the public domain?
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
I believe there's nothing wrong with backing up your own media. Not sure how YouTube DRM impacts your 'backups' tho?
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
A clever idea. Has anyone tried it?
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
And if you want to understand the theory of Skinner's Verbal Behavior check out https://bfskinner.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/978_0_99645...
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
I prefer open source models.
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
Yes, that's one of the bigger traps. In my case I knew what needed to be done and could've done it on my own if I really needed to. A novice with no idea could blunder through but get lost quickly.
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
I had a minor desire to make a feature that had a slightly higher effort than reward, so although I knew I could struggle it out I didn't bother. After years of this I decided to give an AI a shot at the code. It produced something pla
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
Given the stunningly low performance of risc-v chips that make a raspberry Pi look fast, I'm wondering how soon this is supposed to pay off.
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
We can only be anti death penalty? We have to pretend that Rome didn't practice a violent and brutal death penalty? We have to pretend the Pax Romana was fake?
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
The headline should read "State Department will use AI as an excuse for using Israeli intelligence to identify anti-Israel students to deport." The goal is to silence any criticism of Israel within the United States. Let's no
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
Open man page for tmux. Search for split window. Launch tmux and split window. Open man page for tmux in 2nd window. Its not hard.
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
I resent the fake legal douche move of falsely asserting "low performance" as the rationale for their cuts. Some people work hard and take pride in their work. And on top of their gaming down our wages with h1b workers and low ben
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
"Companies who enact them as part of a broader change in strategy, Cascio says, fare better than those who enact them simply to cut costs." Ah, the old strategic realignment PR BS. "Its not cost cutting because our C levels a
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
Indeed. Better food management fixes it without crispr.
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
Awesome. Now that archeologists are more productive with AI they can fire 20% of the staff over hired during covid, and give massive bonuses to the executives running museums and archeology departments. Archeologists who stay can expect sma
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
I heard that there some block chain rollback thing that may be possible. I'm with ya. I don't put my money into high risk digital collectibles.
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
Lol. I heard someone say that that the cloud was just someone else's data center behind an API but did people listen? Nope.
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
LastPass understandably finds there to be no evidence linking the two. Uhm, OK. But what's also hard to believe is that people storing millions of dollars of "collectables" would not change their passwords on at least a yearl
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
Wow. The headline seemed like click bait but seeing who is involved this seems to be no hyperbole. I'd say it takes balls of stainless steel to doxx Putin's hitmen. And he doesn't back down. This is next level bad-ass. Damn
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
Preventing kids from being exploited online is a damn good thing , whether its porn companies, Facebook, or CSAM PDFs doing the exploiting. Maybe we can even protect adults from being exploited online one of these days too (obviously not i
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
Crazy text fanatics, lynx browser users, console minimalists, desktop ricers, AI fearing cult members: the usual suspects.
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
The demo looks great but I'm twice shy from having been bitten a few times. It can't just be pretty.
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
Totes.
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
This looks unbelievably bad ass. I cant wait to try it.
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
I don't think its necessarily suicidal if the leadership is competent. Mao Tse Tung when he decided to become a "mountain bandit" and formed the basis for future Red Army may have had no greater advantage. Except he was a mi
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
The fabrication of imminent danger as a means to break people out of the norm and into their matrix reality may make their ability to evaluate real imminent dangers perhaps? They were terrified of some AI Roko's Basilisk they imputed s
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
Or "30% immediately canceled and an unknown % are in the process of evaluating proxmox etc". Those 70% are almost certainly not happy about it, and even if they're not making good progress on a POC or migration, some vendor

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