Jackpillar

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by Jackpillar 11mo ago
Okay so what you're doing is contradicting the objective advantages/benefits of living near the epicenter of a specific industry with a purely anecdotal example of 10+ years experience in jobs from said epicenter, with the expenda
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by Jackpillar 11mo ago
Yeah lets talk about them tax rates at the time of these accomplished generational projects (comment is in support of them)
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by Jackpillar 11mo ago
Imperialism? Please do divulge
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by Jackpillar 11mo ago
This is so funny to imply that you (living in East Jesus, Texas) have a better or similar opportunity to me (living in SF) in making more relationships and connections to AI related companies, engineers, investors, customers, acquirers, sci
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by Jackpillar 11mo ago
Exactly. No one is arguing the historical & material reasons as to why Bay Area is the birthing place of many technological revolutions. The Bay Area is special because of said history/staying power - which has systemic downstream
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by Jackpillar 11mo ago
Yup the Tesla treatment. Can change HQ's all you want but the main engineering work, brains, and talent will be at a HQ in California no matter what. Sam will probably do this for brownie points with the current administration, it will
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by Jackpillar 1y ago
Yeah waiting to see historical examples of contemporary China being interested in global domination and regime change, especially in contrast to the US.
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by Jackpillar 1y ago
100%. I work in tech and frequent this sub daily but it is morally and politically neutered to a fault. It is the enlightened centrist utopia.
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by Jackpillar 1y ago
"Authoritarian left" We're cooked
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by Jackpillar 1y ago
Pointlessly pedantic. Everyone knows EU is not a country. Also, ASML and Mistral are from two different countries. That aside, since the Draghi report last year (which was primarily about the innovation gap between the EU/US specifical
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by Jackpillar 1y ago
Important to note he didn't mention success once despite you doing so twice. Rather he said children are a detriment if you have "strong intellectual interests". He also didn't make a value statement of being happiness&#
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by Jackpillar 1y ago
All of the existing WYSIWYG site builders are walled garden garbage.
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by Jackpillar 1y ago
Brother like 90% of the freaks in these threads are heavily invested into the current LLM bubble so of course they have to hand wave anything negative.
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by Jackpillar 1y ago
How does an electric taxi improve productivity?
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by Jackpillar 1y ago
What? AI is horrific for the environment from the embedded energy from the production necessary for the hardware and the energy required to train & run the LLMs. They use an insane amount of water and the resulting emissions are that of
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by Jackpillar 1y ago
No, you made a point that your LLM chat would be worse than your browser/search history being leaked. Which is insane for a multitude of reasons given what you can/can't search on LLMs vs browsers. This then prompted incred
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by Jackpillar 1y ago
Sure - but I don't interact with it as if its human so my demeanor or attitude is neutral because I'm talking to you know - a computer. Are you getting emotional with and reprimanding your chatbot?
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by Jackpillar 1y ago
I wish I could test drive your brain to experience a world where one believes that would stop them from stealing your data.
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by Jackpillar 1y ago
Might have to reemphasize his question again but - what questions are you asking your LLM? Why are you responding to it and/or "treating" it differently then how you would a calculator or search engine.
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by Jackpillar 1y ago
In the context of an AI revolution influenced requirement for UBI, the political mobilization & effort required to sort the financial situation of Europe is exceedingly more attainable than the effort & mobilizations required to (A)
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by Jackpillar 1y ago
You're asking how Europe would pay for a large scale social program? I hope you don't live in the US my friend because if AI gets to a point where UBI is ever needed you better get comfortable sleeping outside.
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by Jackpillar 1y ago
They're nazis, chief
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by Jackpillar 1y ago
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by Jackpillar 3y ago
Literally none of the above prove moral decline
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by Jackpillar 3y ago
This is stupid
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by Jackpillar 3y ago
I mean what did you expect from an article from the Murdoch owned rag of WSJ that is essentially Fox News with a little sheen on it.
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by Jackpillar 3y ago
"They're afraid of someone coming into their home or grabbing them on the street and things going south" Luckily, this isn't a real thing that happens.
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by Jackpillar 3y ago
The guy in his comment responded that murder is a regular occurrence in SF. This is just a lie.
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by Jackpillar 3y ago
Beautifully put. I've noticed a lot of the barometer (if you will) for gauging peoples "feelings" of safety is if you're personally scared and/or uncomfortable with just the existence of homeless people. I live DTLA
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by Jackpillar 3y ago
Same. The minute I read he was wandering about at 230am on a weekday I knew something was fishy. Despite how much reactionary tough-on-crime dorks want you to feel - homeless people rarely commit random murders of non homeless people . The

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