Ekaros

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721.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
On other side it is what they are tuned to produce. It is what majority wants or accepts or at least expects. If that type of content is everywhere. And various types of "leetspeak" or slang is considered unprofessional and thus u
722.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
Ah, note taking as hobby finally explains to me why these apps seem so popular. I don't think I have ever considered that I need one. And it to be something that shouldn't be fully solved multiple times now. But it really being ho
723.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
So much that could be done with those. Mandating age checks. Covering at least 80% of them with warnings about gambling. Maybe plain packaging and only allowing them from behind counter or unmarked automated systems. Treat them as tobacco p
724.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
Would a secondary or tertiary market be possible for these compute tokens? Maybe some type of token exchange too. Where you can sell your compute tokens or exchange them for some tokens you prefer more. Could this also open up futures contr
725.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
Umm... Couldn't whole Iran debacle be such shock? If the effects are not contained?
726.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
When your customers have less developers you need yourself less developers. And if they are paying by the seat... Your income is directly affected by layoffs... So reduction does make sense. And as they say any new companies can replace the
727.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
Two funny things: Banks have lend to these institutions as they couldn't lend themselves. Might be systematic risk. Lot of pension capital is tied to these vehicles. So they go under. Many people won't be getting their pensions in
728.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
It is easy to keep your head above water level for surprisingly long times. Just look how some people in retail manage to rack up credit card and other type of debt. And it is especially so when money given is not their own, but instead the
729.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
I don't see how Linux would prevent anything if company wants similar controls on their machines. Like tracking update status, forcing updates when needed, potentially wiping entire device when stolen and so on. Fault really is not the
730.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
On other side my guess is also that net labour productivity of land has dropped significantly. What I mean that same amount of farm land does not produce same amount of excess labour buying power. So even if productivity itself for farming
731.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
If you are going to test what you develop might as well write any tests you do formally right away. It is unlikely you get it fully ready in one go, so you need to anyway run same tests again when you iterate it developing it today. And tha
732.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
And from slightly different view. What we make is not output of modern mass production. With highly tuned and most of time perfectly matching parts build into one unit. Instead we make pre-mass production bespoke products where each part is
733.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
That is an direct act of war against near peer level opponent. They can't just roll over. But must respond in kind and cause at least similar or larger damage. Say sinking a aircraft carrier or a few.
734.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
That is one reason I believe. Being told that you need open source presence to be employed. I think some people also like the feeling of being helpful. And they do not understand reality of LLM outputs. See comments posting AI generated sum
735.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
A sign to point at when you get someone is posting "I asked AI to fix this and got this". You can stop reading and any arguments right there. Saving lot of time and effort.
736.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
Where there fewer hours or were those hours just different length? Now we have locked in second extremely hard underpinning all of our measurements. But you could consider that you have same number of hours in a day and length of those hour
737.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
Looking at map it seems very tall ask. You need to hold on to few hundred kilometres of coast. In hostile country which will do best to thwart your effort. And anything in the strait and around it... Might as well go for regime change at th
738.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
Or if review is actually done I think there will be productivity loss. Juniors with help of AI can generate more code than seniors have time to review in full working day. So they won't have time left for any other work...
739.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
Someone would likely get prosecuted if they instructed AI agent to run say a pump and dump scheme... Even if the final output doesn't have copyright protection it might still be copyright violation. I think it could be reasonable to ha
740.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
In Finland there is fun thing on that. There is both tickets by municipality where the ticket goes to keeper. But as private parking fines are contractual violations they need to track down or at least reasonably prove the person who parked
741.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
Wait Bluesky had a CEO? I thought it was some type of organic open source collective.
742.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
Yes unless there is almost same amount of male only bathrooms. As member of most hated minority I can accept that there is correspondingly to population less bathrooms. So 51% of bathrooms should me female only and 49% of them should be mal
743.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
Data centres should have plenty of good loot. Raw materials like copper or at least aluminium. Maybe even steel, but value proposition there is less likely. I suppose someone will be interested in example fuel too if there is fuel based bac
744.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
Reasonable persons are not winning. There is enough people who will take whatever LLM recommends for their vibe coded product... So it is good enough for these companies to hide in their own instructions instruction to prefer MIT or other s
745.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
Or some strange concept of state. Well there is some upper divisions, but postal service does absolutely nothing with them and they are never part of any address.
746.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
Line MUST go up. If it doesn't you get replaced by someone who will make it go up. There is very deep belief in infinite exponential growth. And not following that belief gets you replaced by someone who shows that belief. And then you
747.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
That sounds rather bad idea. HTML is really not designed for proper data storage. It can display something, but I don't think it is right tool for the job. Just because html can present something like tables doesn't mean it is rig
748.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
I can say that it will take surprisingly little time for everyone to adjust for any new times. And often the times are already very fluid. Flexible work hours with set core hours are common enough in some places.
749.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
There really should be some type of panel for frivolous legal arguments. If they are used by corporation all of the lawyers, leadership and shareholders involved are thrown into jail. Could even get jury on this and have them give majority
750.
by Ekaros 8mo ago
Why sell the output single time. When you can sell the tool that makes output to nearly unlimited times. Competing with your own customers is bad move as it limits number of those hopeful fools.

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