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by GorbachevyChase 9mo ago
So when 5G was being deployed to the city I was working for and I could see permits, it struck me as really peculiar just in terms of economics because the density of towers needed is extremely high compared to the previous generation. As a
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by GorbachevyChase 9mo ago
Larry Fink is personally responsible for more insane progressive policies and pogroms in publicly traded companies than any other single individual. Historically, maybe Lenin was worse. Brendan Eich, father of JavaScript, was excommunicated
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by GorbachevyChase 9mo ago
Compared to the fair market cost of human labor? It might be thousands of times more efficient.
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by GorbachevyChase 9mo ago
A scourge? I get some kind of valuable use from it almost every day. This criticism sounds completely out of touch.
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by GorbachevyChase 9mo ago
I can’t give you a number, but I work in the space and it is very common. It’s not just industrial sites; it can just be a new bank headquarters.
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by GorbachevyChase 9mo ago
The elected representation agreed to this, and a with a bit of imagination, you can list a few reasons for exercising an NDA before a vote: - Avoid the large and well-funded network of professional activists in the US from sabotaging the pr
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by GorbachevyChase 9mo ago
I think the goal is to capture high quality training data to eventually create an automated research product. I could see the value of having drafts, comments, and collaboration discussions as a pattern to train the LLMs to emulate.
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by GorbachevyChase 9mo ago
They had already been outed by internet sleuths possibly, but not necessarily, informed by leaks from the police. The FBI is making a press release about an investigation only to save face because the criminal conspiracy is already common k
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by GorbachevyChase 9mo ago
Why do you make a dog hold a treat on his nose?
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by GorbachevyChase 9mo ago
I think software is about to become disposable and that’s uncharted territory. Furniture used to be carefully handcrafted and was meant to be passed on for generations. Now that’s a bit of a quaint idea and you probably don’t want your pare
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by GorbachevyChase 9mo ago
I wonder if this is what FSD really is sometimes.
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by GorbachevyChase 9mo ago
I’m a bit surprised a publicly traded company is allowed to make materially false claims about their products and capabilities without getting into a major lawsuit for defrauding shareholders. Maybe Amazon is just above such trifling things
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by GorbachevyChase 9mo ago
This is basically my only use for YouTube. “How do I frame my carport” and such where visuals are crucial to understanding. But commentary or plain narrative? It’s painful.
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by GorbachevyChase 9mo ago
Don’t be evil
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by GorbachevyChase 9mo ago
Ironic those doing the most for making information open and accessible are the criminals.
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by GorbachevyChase 9mo ago
My personal suspicion is that the detractors value process and implementation details much more highly than results. That would not surprise me if you come from a business that is paid for its labor inputs and is focused on keeping a large
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by GorbachevyChase 9mo ago
I’d like to see social credit score mechanisms hidden. Reputation systems reinforce cults of celebrity and turns nerds into tyrannical hall monitors.
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by GorbachevyChase 9mo ago
Comic production is already heavily machine assisted. I don’t really understand the FUD
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by GorbachevyChase 9mo ago
I’m actually happy with the way things are going. Content Mills, fake testimonials, and clandestine marketing aren’t anything new at all. But now it’s so painfully obvious that the only reason reasonable response is complete distrust of all
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by GorbachevyChase 9mo ago
No, I’m pretty sure the models are still improving or the harnesses are, and I don’t think that distinction is all that important for users. Where were coding agents at 2025? 2024? I’m pretty amazed by the improvements in the last few month
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by GorbachevyChase 9mo ago
I think perhaps nationalizing your oil companies, looting their assets for political reasons, and driving out the only people with the competencies to operate your only valuable industry might have a tiny bit to do with the state of the cou
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by GorbachevyChase 9mo ago
Right. Lincoln arrested hostile journalists without warrant or trial. FDR sent the FBI to shake down his critics. Going after the press isn’t unprecedented at all. I worry this is another sign that the people behind the administration are m
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by GorbachevyChase 9mo ago
Have a glass of water on us, friend!
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by GorbachevyChase 9mo ago
That is the basic argument for the utility of stereotypes too. I think the author is engaged in projection. I think the hecklers are the ones revealing their insecurities, which are justified. Even if AI progress were frozen today, the mark
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by GorbachevyChase 9mo ago
I think it’s for good reason. I’m a bit at a loss as to why every time this guy rages into the ether of his blog it’s considered newsworthy. Celebrity driven tech news is just so tiresome. Marcus was surpassed by others in the field and now