Havoc

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by Havoc 1mo ago
Readme is very AI. Still will see what inspiration I can take from this. I’ve seen improvements from my own rudimentary repo overview tool
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by Havoc 1mo ago
Presumably it’s just a matter of timing till most knowledge work heads that way. From what I can tell discussions on what to do about it haven’t really advanced much if at all. Still the same mix of new jobs will appear, jobs will change an
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by Havoc 1mo ago
> For every MrBeast there's a 3Blue1Brown. The average seems to be shifting rapidly towards slop though Even with a curated subscription feed it’s getting pretty rough
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by Havoc 1mo ago
Why spend time on linkedin? It's an intellectual wasteland. I'd rather read reddit than some ghostwritten thoughtleader piece
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by Havoc 1mo ago
> the price of almost anything manufactured will sky-rocket. From cars to microwave ovens to washing-machines. Don't think that quite follows. If we have an explosion in highly capable humanoid robots I would think basic stuff like
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by Havoc 1mo ago
WTH happened to bottom 50 during 2010? Went to basically zero Presumably that post GFC wipeout but still seems rather dramatic
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by Havoc 1mo ago
Don't trust Google
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by Havoc 1mo ago
That only gets discovered when all of it is pulled If there is dodgy stuff happening in the US it makes sense to keep the grift going as long as possible
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by Havoc 1mo ago
>This is basically impossible to do on a global scale. Is it though? Brussels effect and USB adoption tells me it is possible to affect global outcomes even in hard things like hardware if a heavyweight decides to put their finger on the
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by Havoc 1mo ago
> they're being phased out in the public sector, They’re just issuing short dated ones because nobody is buying the long ones. That points more to this blowing up than a phase out. Governments like the US don’t really have a plan B
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by Havoc 1mo ago
Could also you know just ban invasive tracking and adtech bullshit…
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by Havoc 1mo ago
Surprised moving engineers to data labelling didn't cause an immediate riot.
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by Havoc 1mo ago
The original huggingface hack already had sections talking about agents setting up their own coded communication
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by Havoc 1mo ago
That section about the agents trying to crack the PRNG is wild. Same for the heartbeat Clearly not self-awareness per se but alarming line of reasoning anyway
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by Havoc 1mo ago
Mine is just flat pricing but I do try to align it. UK has big variations in carbon intensity depending on how solar & wind is doing, so easy enough to make a small effort to align discretionary things like washing machine with that The
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by Havoc 1mo ago
Status pages of tech firms being useless is basically a tradition at this stage
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by Havoc 1mo ago
Cleaning lady unplugged the core router because she needed a power socket for vacuum
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by Havoc 1mo ago
Banning the entire account rather than AI access is wildly user hostile. People have years of emails and calendars on their accounts. And then you get to fight the support bots and eventually go to the actual unofficial Google support - ask
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by Havoc 1mo ago
Looking at a generation that benefited from both an epic housing price run up and same for stock market and observing that the old people seem to be very rich is A) stating the obvious and B) not a sign of the system being healthy and susta
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by Havoc 1mo ago
He owns property, could afford raising two kids and can speak of social safety nets. That seems comparatively grand compared to what humanity has set subsequent generations up for. Don’t think it’s a coincidence that people are depressed, d
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by Havoc 1mo ago
Hedging against US risk is definitely sensible right now
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by Havoc 1mo ago
Trade will muddle through somehow. Where there is a buck to be made people can be innovative and bold. What worries me far more is environmental disasters. Large parts of insurance and accountability has disappeared with the arrival of the
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by Havoc 1mo ago
This smells suspiciously like a hunt for RAM that ended with the only thing left on consumer shelves
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by Havoc 1mo ago
> we should have at least a handful of AirBnBs or Dropboxes Neither was ever about some bottleneck on pumping out code and everything about marketing and network effects
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by Havoc 1mo ago
Allowing Google to capture both phones (android) and browsers (chrome) was a mistake. Needs to be broken up...
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by Havoc 1mo ago
Major war seems more likely than US or china changing their economies so much that it moves the needle on this
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by Havoc 1mo ago
A long time ago I put money into Qualcomm and then just dumped the remaining cash into Nvidia. That did well but wow do I wish I had done the reverse
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by Havoc 1mo ago
Kinda wild. I spent most of my childhood a couple hours drive from a malaria region and never heard of anyone getting sick locally that hadn’t travelled that way. So multiple people in Germany seems surprising.
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by Havoc 2mo ago
It’s an interesting comparison. The housing market is linked to the value of the house though which is subject to crashes in value without a corresponding drop in demand. With AI it comes down to whether the large companies orders and build
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by Havoc 2mo ago
> equalizer in that, $200 agent is more accessible than a $10000 human Yeah that’s valid. Would suggest that there will be a divide but perhaps at a lower wealth point.

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