JanSt

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by JanSt 4y ago
Eagerly waiting for a git Plugin that does smart on-the-fly contextualization of a whole codebase
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by JanSt 4y ago
I'd be okay with that too, but homo sapiens sapiens will be very unhappy quickly. We are not made to sit around and BBQ all day.
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by JanSt 4y ago
Money is accrued labor. May it be in the form of money, machines or software. Money is the way to efficiently distribute it. Every purchase you make is a vote for a service or product. It's the most efficient form of democracy. It just
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by JanSt 4y ago
Reading comments here: has anyone got access yet?
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That's an optimistic view and I'd be happy if it came to fruition. I'm not sure modern cities work for that though. It is pure guessing at this point.
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by JanSt 4y ago
I think you are disregarding hundreds of years of progress in pretty much any area. It was usual to kill natives to take their land. It was usual to own slaves. Worker rights have not existed in any form until somewhat recently. Schools are
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by JanSt 4y ago
How many presidents have held onto power in the US history? Monarchies have a history of getting taken down (in terms of power). They held an absolute power and a tight grip. You could see money as a proxy for power, but that's only tr
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by JanSt 4y ago
Sure but how many people will fill their time with these? 5%? 10%? What about the other?
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Well that is an interesting take. I would not say it is implausible.
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It doesn't matter whether it is in the interest of capital. It matters whether it is in the interest of Democracy. Hundreds of millions will vote for the party, that promises to distribute these profits. There is no single capitalism b
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by JanSt 4y ago
Reducing work for humanity is a net positive under two conditions: 1) the profit is distributed to as many people as possible (say UBI) 2) we find things to fill our time with apart from work. Problem one is likely solvable over the long te
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by JanSt 4y ago
My employer is hiring many older people. Where do you live in Germany?
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Conventional wosdom would say that liabilities were already priced in
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It's a three part model. The LLM does not know the docs, it gets a modified prompt that includes the context
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by JanSt 4y ago
This is going to revolutionise office work. If it works as advertised, we are witnessing the complete reshuffling of (office) work and unprecedented productivity increases. I'm wondering about the future job market. edit: livestream:
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by JanSt 4y ago
Your idea for free energy revolves around the optimal placement of small-scale passive nuclear power plants along the power grid, potentially using NuScale Power's technology. You also suggest making these nuclear power plants shippabl
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by JanSt 4y ago
I just ran the first tests on GPT-4. Call me impressed. This tech is a Sputnik Moment for humankind.
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by JanSt 4y ago
yes
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SVB did the mismanagement, didn‘t they?
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by JanSt 4y ago
Regulation sucks until it does not. Less regulation equals more cases of failures like SVB. Striking a good balance is hard. It‘s certainly not zero regulation.
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It is a good idea - but a 2 week trial period would be a good idea. Keep going, I know the pain of being a solo dev :-)
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They also have to pay a ton of additional interest and lost a lot of revenue
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by JanSt 4y ago
It's obviously not convenient for everyone - but no single measure is. I'd also cut down on your walking time by taking a bycicle - you could probably save 20 minutes by that alone. My wife also takes a bike ride to the train stat
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by JanSt 4y ago
My wife had a daily 45km rail+2km bus trip to work which was 200€ per month. That's massive savings for many people who choose not to drive with cars. Her colleagues drive to work with cars for 2 km trips and ask her whether she does n
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by JanSt 4y ago
By that logic my childhood in Germany was 95% neglect. Also, I was hurt often and that was good.
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by JanSt 4y ago
I‘m using Pocket Casts and never have paid anything edit: as far as I remember
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by JanSt 4y ago
The solar panels have to be replaced at some too, don't they? And how many of them are being made in China? Diversification will be key for the future - including nuclear, solar, wind, storage. France took 10 years to go from very litt
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by JanSt 4y ago
It’s not perceived but actually worse. iOS reduces speed to improve battery-life
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I‘m also running everything on DO. Dead simple and good pricing.
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Did you get that case to a lawyer?

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