LastTrain

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   by LastTrain 4mo ago

   Yes. Ignorance is bliss as they say.
2. 152.▲
   by LastTrain 4mo ago

   Good for them!
3. 153.▲
   by LastTrain 4mo ago

   Are the potential clients aware that you have this? Are you willing to say who you are or who your company is or would that be embarrassing? I would absolutely not be your client.
4. 154.▲
   by LastTrain 4mo ago

   > This seems like a pretty normal thing to do. (Name checks out) yeah this is not a normal thing to do. Man we need mandatory ethics classes in school.
5. 155.▲
   by LastTrain 4mo ago

   Yes. If we spend more on building AI infrastructure then current total global gross software sales, the only way the math works is if we create and sell much more software or if we start charging more for it.
6. 156.▲
   by LastTrain 4mo ago

   Generating PRs that can’t be tested or deployed. My team has collected a whole pile!
7. 157.▲
   by LastTrain 4mo ago

   I think the person you were responding to was being sarcastic.
8. 158.▲
   by LastTrain 4mo ago

   Oh my gosh I’ve worked with so many of you!
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   by LastTrain 4mo ago

   If it is vital then that is a national security concern that it is under the control of a single person.
10. 160.▲
    by LastTrain 4mo ago

    I think your interpretation is a little rigid. And did you read the rest of the article?
11. 161.▲
    by LastTrain 4mo ago

    Yes, that is what impotent means.
12. 162.▲
    by LastTrain 4mo ago

    I think they think we are that stupid.
13. 163.▲
    by LastTrain 4mo ago

    Broadcom has paying customers - they sell chips to companies that have no paying customers.
14. 164.▲
    by LastTrain 4mo ago

    We funded research in the 1950s . This is more like the 30s.
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    by LastTrain 4mo ago

    Yes. For every line of code or documentation I write there is a lengthy internal dialog that can never be scraped & used by an LLM.
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    by LastTrain 4mo ago

    The thing is, we are spending more on building out data centers and the infrastructure required to build and run them than the total global gross sales of software and related services so prices will go up, not down.
17. 167.▲
    by LastTrain 4mo ago

    Sure, but clearly you don’t mean at any cost, right?
18. 168.▲
    by LastTrain 4mo ago

    Yes there are those two very extreme things and then there is every position in between.
19. 169.▲
    by LastTrain 4mo ago

    Yep. I wonder if being at the forefront of AI makes for a better & more free society.
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    by LastTrain 4mo ago

    The US lays claim to all kinds of bullshit. But more to the point; different values, different laws - does it matter how centralized the control is? I would argue neither is “more” free, just free in different ways. US has a huge problem in
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    by LastTrain 4mo ago

    Some of those seem like good things TBH.
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    by LastTrain 4mo ago

    The whole “guiding hand” of our government is done through the lense of job creation. Tax incentives. Protectionist trade policies. War. IP law. It all imperfectly comes down to job creation, because jobs are fucking important and necessary
23. 173.▲
    by LastTrain 4mo ago

    > I don't know if it's fair to require that needs to be unlocked Sure it’s fair, and manufacturers could price accordingly. Legally enforceable is another story.
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    by LastTrain 4mo ago

    For peons sure. For anyone who is an actual security threat it would be easy. That is why this is either a) stupid or b) yet another lever to make it easier for this administration to incarcerate people.
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    by LastTrain 4mo ago

    > I draw the line at things that directly impact my net worth. That is a really interesting admission upon which to evaluate your other comments here…
26. 176.▲
    by LastTrain 4mo ago

    Sure. Why give a shit about anything really.
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    by LastTrain 4mo ago

    A few major failures will scare the risk mitigating bejesus out of some kinds of businesses, but maybe AI will be better than us at fixing those kinds of problems by then.
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    by LastTrain 4mo ago

    Hyperinflation is how it will impact most people. You will still have your job, at your pay, but a continually higher percentage of earnings will go to very few at the top.
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    by LastTrain 4mo ago

    How about instead we do "know your company" and consumers get intel about the ones doing the calls?
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    by LastTrain 4mo ago

    You, my friend, have drunk from the goblet of koolaid.