FrustratedMonky

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by FrustratedMonky 4mo ago
Pretty spot on. Nice summary.
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by FrustratedMonky 4mo ago
I really hope this thread is wrong. In 5 years, the Junior pipeline will be completely dry. Seniors will be retiring. Companies will be floundering. We'll see a great correction where we need workers again. Programmers/SE/etc
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by FrustratedMonky 4mo ago
Everyone says Adapt. Like, go be a farmer, Adapt? Reinvent yourself as a performance artist? Because, learn Java in 21 days, is kind of gone.
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by FrustratedMonky 4mo ago
Not sure the technology is the issue here. He isn't debating using Java v C#, and one is a betrayal of all that is holy, so he refuses to use it. I think everyone kind of feels that AI is sucking up all the content that we have all cr
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by FrustratedMonky 4mo ago
You aren't wrong. But it is a sad state of affairs if you have to self-suppress you're freedoms to work. That is how freedom dies isn't it? Everyone fearful to speak or lose a job. "Just shut up and code, have to get th
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by FrustratedMonky 4mo ago
It was an example. I guess even an off hand example, now must be completely 100% technically correct , or you aren't worth a job? And, I'm pretty sure in "X" language, you can call them differently. Since it is "X&
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by FrustratedMonky 4mo ago
"Bedrock is basically an extension of Minecraft Pocket Edition " This seems crazy. When MS bought Mojang, why didn't they start with the console port for Bedrock? Even if some other contractor, it would be a starting point b
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by FrustratedMonky 4mo ago
It's like the old saying "only 10% of my marketing budget is making a difference, I just don't know which 10%" You don't know ahead of time, where the breakthrough will come from. There is ton of research that sits
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by FrustratedMonky 4mo ago
Is power consumption really the issue. Or just more consistent flavor?
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by FrustratedMonky 4mo ago
So, is this going to allow an F# like language to run on the JVM?
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by FrustratedMonky 4mo ago
Very Recently, wasn't there a lawsuit against apartment owners for a vast price fixing scheme based on them all using the same software package that was telling them all to raise prices at the same time.
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by FrustratedMonky 4mo ago
In AI-2027, there are many stages before superhuman AI. Military dependence on AI was one of them. This dependence creates incentive to do anything to not slow down, including ignoring any safety concerns.
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by FrustratedMonky 4mo ago
I think, assume. With the Military, with the goal of killing people, that there is assumption of more human judgment being involved. Beyond even the issue of a man-in-the-loop for targeting systems. But even generally, that these are big
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by FrustratedMonky 4mo ago
Did not realize there was a follow on to Project 2025, called 2027.
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by FrustratedMonky 4mo ago
Dupe., but worth re-watching
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by FrustratedMonky 4mo ago
The shocking part of the story is the scale. 1.5 Million Users just within the Pentagon? "The Pentagon has made AI tools, starting with Google Cloud’s Gemini for Government, widely available to members of all six military branches thro
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by FrustratedMonky 4mo ago
Not sure why the downvote. Part of AI-2027, one of the early steps, was government dependance on AI for routine jobs. They become dependent on AI, and thus less willing to slow down or put on any guard rails. Because they can't live
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by FrustratedMonky 4mo ago
Literally on the timeline for AI-2027. https://ai-2027.com/ <edit> AI-2027, not Project 2027
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Pentagon boasts of using AI to write reports mandated by Congress (1.5mil users)(arstechnica.com)
78 points by FrustratedMonky 4mo ago|56 comments
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by FrustratedMonky 4mo ago
In order to usher in their Theocratic Dictatorship, they need to have an un-educated population. This is the start. I hope it takes a few generations and the tide can be turned. But at this rate, the US might end within the next couple yea
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by FrustratedMonky 4mo ago
Could he have written the assembly, but used AI for the MD file? Is there harm if that is case? Because AI is good at spitting out documentation, so why not.
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by FrustratedMonky 4mo ago
This shows some talent. It saddens me when people with talent talk about 4 interview stages and still getting turned down. With no feedback? Maybe it was soft skills? What is happening in this market? I liked how the web page loaded. Othe
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Genesis, U.S. Department of Energy wants to build a single national AI platform(cacm.acm.org)
2 points by FrustratedMonky 4mo ago|1 comments
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by FrustratedMonky 4mo ago
If you don't have air conditioning, your laptop is going to have problems.
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by FrustratedMonky 4mo ago
I have to agree. I'd like Census data to be private, but the cat is out of the bag. I'm all for keeping all of this data private. But to think it isn't already available is a bit 'head in sand'. Maybe put laws in
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by FrustratedMonky 4mo ago
Occam's Razor. This is more about a vindictive government, than the model capabilities. And, on other side of coin, it is more great publicity.
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by FrustratedMonky 4mo ago
No, it is not OK. But also, not what you quoted says. Not sure who you are arguing with really. There seems to be a few logical leaps in between each response. I also didn't say anything like that.
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by FrustratedMonky 4mo ago
Joking? Companies absolutely do get into arms races.
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by FrustratedMonky 4mo ago
How do you get "Anthropic thinks it should be the Trump administration" From that paragraph? Even granting it is sucking up, that is not replacing.
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by FrustratedMonky 4mo ago
Gotta Kill Them All https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48476214 Fully autonomous drones have killed human soldiers for the first time (newscientist.com)

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