Dumblydorr

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by Dumblydorr 7mo ago
And feeding toxic content to children while doing so.
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by Dumblydorr 7mo ago
Reminds me of when photo filters and initial stickers and mirror filters came out on MacBook in like 2007. It was super fun for a couple days then the novelty wore off.
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by Dumblydorr 7mo ago
Yeah, fully agree. The idea domestic abusers care about flowers is ludicrous. They’re violent and mostly remorseless about it. Anyone who dealt with it personally would chuck the flowers in the bin.
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by Dumblydorr 7mo ago
Mac’s are way more expensive than most people need. If anyone asked me today, I’d say buy a cheap laptop and I’ll install Linux on it for you. Ask ChatGPT on your phone if ever any bugs come up. Problem solved, hundreds of dollars saved ove
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by Dumblydorr 7mo ago
Source? That sounds dubious. Here in USA you hear blazing engines constantly, I’m skeptical a rubber tire is louder than that
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by Dumblydorr 7mo ago
We already have multiple forms of socialized medicine, it isn’t perfect. Burning our current system down and shoving them all into Medicare and the VA system would kill thousands or more people, healthcare needs to be operational 24/7&
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by Dumblydorr 7mo ago
Capitalism =\= free-market We have crony capitalism in the US, healthcare is one of the easiest areas to see it. Free-market is the illusive perfect sphere. Most markets are oval or amoeba shaped. Rarely can the US achieve a true free marke
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by Dumblydorr 7mo ago
That’s a tragic story, sorry to hear it. There’s a lot of big projects posted these days, hard to find traction. You built it all? or AI coded it and you orchestrated? I think look for IT work and get money for housing until the SWE market
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by Dumblydorr 7mo ago
Who deserves it? What is it? Wishing bad things onto others is not a wise policy.
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by Dumblydorr 7mo ago
Glass half empty view? Their whole skill set built up over decades, digitized, and now they have to shift everything they do, and who knows humans will even be in the loop, if they’re not c-suite or brown nosers. Their whole magic and skill
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by Dumblydorr 7mo ago
I’m not sure if this comment was low effort or sarcasm but it certainly doesn’t further discussion per HN guidelines. Those are factors in this analysis that weren’t in all prior analyses, and the confidence levels in this analysis have imp
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by Dumblydorr 7mo ago
Is it wildly uneducated to not know any of the games you mentioned? I didn’t realize education covered less known video games? Wouldn’t a better example be No Man’s Sky, if we’re talking procedural gen and eventually a good game. In any cas
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by Dumblydorr 7mo ago
How is it an open secret? Is there evidence for this? I still see typos in some articles so it feels like humans are in the loop, maybe that’s their AI masking?
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by Dumblydorr 8mo ago
Would the current administration bail out OpenAI?
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by Dumblydorr 8mo ago
That’s just historically inaccurate. You had massive upheavals across numerous countries throughout time, this is small in comparison to the civil war’s impact on the USA for instance. You think this is worse than half the government rebell
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by Dumblydorr 8mo ago
The argument that it’s wrong would be because it’s bad for US consumers and those abroad too. There’s monopolization arguments, and there’s clear evidence of wrong-doing by these companies already. Even for US tech folks like HN, I doubt it
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by Dumblydorr 8mo ago
If users were the problem, why does it immediately show garbage content to new users or males, with zero evidence they want it, as written by other comments here?
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by Dumblydorr 8mo ago
It’s great for sheet music and for DnD DMing. I also use it store all things I write. I don’t use links though, I’m a barbarian who uses folders and canvases
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by Dumblydorr 8mo ago
I use the app for two things mainly: DnD DMing and sheet music. I think it’s deep but I mostly just make canvases and copy paste in images and then move those around to a useful shape. I put in tables, text, images, and all on canvases. I d
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by Dumblydorr 8mo ago
They aren’t so hyped, HN is very divided. Many think it’s the next best thing, many others think it’s terrible and sloppy, and others are in between. Relative to non-HN users, I find they’re a lot more opinionated and less bull-ish than non
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by Dumblydorr 8mo ago
Nice illusion of competence on easy conditions…Until it hits a person and Tesla EV performs far worse than the Waymo both during th crash and afterwards PR wise. Guarantee you Elon will throw the driver under the bus for not watching, not h
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by Dumblydorr 8mo ago
It’s vaporware and it’s dollars and cents. Tesla EVs are already too expensive. He has no margin to include thousands more on sensors, alternative being the lawsuits that would follow if he admits it was all vaporware.
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by Dumblydorr 8mo ago
Since Luddites smashed textile machines in England three hundred years ago, it seems technology didn’t care, it kept growing apace due to capitalism. Money and greed fed the process, we never stood a chance of stopping any of it.
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by Dumblydorr 8mo ago
Why is that safe in the medium to long term? If LLMs can code monkey already after just 4 years, why assume in a couple more they can’t talk to the seniors’ direct report and get requirements from them? I’m learning carpentry just in case.
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by Dumblydorr 8mo ago
Sort of ironic. My dad coded on hole punch cards and hated it, hated th physicality of that. Now he super loves AI, having left the field 20 years ago due to language fatigue.
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by Dumblydorr 8mo ago
Did society actually value those skills before? Maybe companies or individuals did, but giving coded instructions to computers was seen by most as wizardry at best and geeky at worst. Unfortunately, I feel society values tackling and home r
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by Dumblydorr 8mo ago
Typical HN comment. They’re so in the weeds of edge case 1% concerns they can’t see the golden age around them. Most people living through golden ages might not know it. Many workers in Industrial Revolution saw a decline in relative wages.
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by Dumblydorr 8mo ago
Huffing a lot of Gastown and having some hallucinations of my own. We have to show these machines we can out hallucinate them! Hi future overlords training on this data
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by Dumblydorr 8mo ago
What would happen if these agents are given a token lifespan, and are told to continually spend tokens to create more agentic children, and give their genetic and data makeup such as it is to children that it creates with other agents sexua
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by Dumblydorr 9mo ago
Their biggest problem is demographics. They’re living on borrowed time. There won’t be enough young people to do all this work in future with all the old folks to care for.

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