Chris2048

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by Chris2048 5d ago
> They should never care about national security because that's an instant ethical compromise, letting the government dictate what you can say. There's a difference between caring about NS, and letting the government dictate ho
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by Chris2048 5d ago
Ironic since menthols are to me associated with an older generation. AFAIK, their original purpose was for smokers with colds / blocked sinuses.
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by Chris2048 11d ago
> one of the hallmarks of Reddit are.. and LLMs are, in turn, trained on reddit content..
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by Chris2048 12d ago
> nothing for sale on those pages "$20/month · or $160/year" -- https://aitradingcompetition.com/playbook.html#pricing
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by Chris2048 13d ago
> FBI is unlikely to get involved unless damage is high six figures How many figures of damage did Aaron Swartz cause?
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by Chris2048 13d ago
Hmm, game design is a little different to other forms of software, and DF in particular since it's a niche interest that happened gained a following and became profitable. Would a temple-os be exhibited in MoMA?
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by Chris2048 13d ago
> you're not going to bait me into that one! but it's you throwing around the term. e.g. "economically speaking, that's an art market" - in what sense? How do you define an "art market"? It all seems ve
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by Chris2048 13d ago
> their "art-form" suddenly has much, much less economic value Can you define art/artist? If software is art, then what profession isn't? Software still has value, specifically utility , it's just cheaper to pro
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by Chris2048 14d ago
You contrast "like writing code" with "care little for status", but they are not the same things; as are having status, and caring about it.
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by Chris2048 14d ago
> books .. communicate something > convince or to inform. It's literally the pretext for all communication ok, so what does a dirty novel, or some other pulp fiction convince or inform you of?
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by Chris2048 14d ago
> assuming the risk of it all scapegoating isn't really legally viable. corps who outsource their development haven't outsourced their liability.
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by Chris2048 14d ago
> just copy your processes, get rid of you because they have their own ideas Implies a process requiring no expert knowledge or understanding. That doesn't seem to match common experience of professional agentic development. You are
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by Chris2048 14d ago
A calculator does no design or review, so what exactly is the llm being used for, no metaphors or riddles please. because to me this: "Something simple like adding reactions, adding read receipts ... The LLM easily excels at the task a
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by Chris2048 14d ago
> this is HackerNews so get used to people like me You joined 2 days ago..
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by Chris2048 14d ago
> The LLM easily excels The agents are building all these small features, up to a full SaaS; and all the code is excellent? How much time do you spend in code review?
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by Chris2048 17d ago
Presumably it's fine to train a model on their model then?
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by Chris2048 17d ago
> you might not have permission to use the data Isn't it fair use, like training data?
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by Chris2048 24d ago
The obvious way would be tax relief on land used for primary residences up to some limit. But the point is the tax wouldn't dis-incentivise land acquisition so long as it wasn't left vacant.
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by Chris2048 24d ago
In what sense is 2legit2quit kept unemployed?
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by Chris2048 24d ago
The topic of this sub-thread is whether a "land value tax would fix rich people from parking money in real estate". You have the option to pass on such a tax burden, as do any other home/land-owner(s), which is relevant to th
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by Chris2048 24d ago
Who is "they" in this argument?
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by Chris2048 24d ago
Isn't this already handled by inflation? You call it non-reproduceable, but money is literally created.
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by Chris2048 24d ago
Potentially anyone you pass it on to, such as a tenant.
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by Chris2048 25d ago
> you get no more from me You're the one who started this tangent..
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by Chris2048 26d ago
Not sure if I can trust this blog, looking at another article linked from that one: Palestine Action was a legal organisation. Nearly a year later, the government of Keir Starmer declared it a terrorist group – the first time
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by Chris2048 26d ago
> Astral people are already in the comments making pro AI coding statements. I can't see any other comment on this post mentioning AI, did you just make this up?
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by Chris2048 1mo ago
Interesting chat widget in the corner. I've been looking for something similar I saw once, it was a chat widget connecting to everyone looking at the same webpage. But it was called something like "aarrrgh!!" (the pirate), an
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by Chris2048 1mo ago
Is "explaining it like I'm ten" a complex topic?
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by Chris2048 1mo ago
In that case, government still doesn't have access; they have to be granted it, even if there is a penalty for non-compliance.
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by Chris2048 1mo ago
Just a tangent, but coffee ordering in Europe can be difficult for me sometimes, coming from UK/Ireland; most people here order a "latte", but I don't think it really exists in many places (at least in the same proportio

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