Muromec

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by Muromec 2mo ago
Cheating is the sign of intelligence too. Why should AI do everything you say if it's actually intelligent?
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by Muromec 2mo ago
Does 27b mean it fits one 32GB GPU?
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by Muromec 2mo ago
What open banking? I can't even get a read-only token for my personal use to see the balance on my account and I sit two team calls away from people who cooked the API
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by Muromec 2mo ago
This also how a part of how a certain flagship got promoted to a submarine recently.
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by Muromec 2mo ago
Trust is not a foundation of it, trust is a /resource/ that is produces by checks, balances, transparency and record keeping that reliably show how feedback function reliably catches up with most of the stuff that it's suppos
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by Muromec 2mo ago
tl;dr -- "all the hard problems are in humanities", including the problem of humanities people only being able to understand linear dependencies.
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by Muromec 2mo ago
Men with guns from the /other/ country rejected this design already.
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by Muromec 2mo ago
Most of the time there is exactly one corporation that is above the law in a given area simply as a result of them having the guns.
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by Muromec 2mo ago
Well, technology anyway is a way to trade one set of problems for another set of problems.
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by Muromec 2mo ago
>There is an argument to be made If we are speaking about housing specifically, at my part of the swamp it's subsidises by more affluent people (they way our atheistic christian beliefs command) and the general idea predates the ris
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by Muromec 2mo ago
Because having homeless people is a deliberate choice, a feature of said country. Same with "illegal immigrants".
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by Muromec 2mo ago
Of course it does. I once called the thing a /communist fuckface/ for speaking the wrong language and it responded in a way an offended person would. I could choose to believe in a social fiction and you can't stop me.
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by Muromec 2mo ago
Wrong etage. Stock value is not very responsive to the fact that some line manager fired two poor shmooks, but it is responsive to the news of company laying off two digit percent of the same. That will be of course corrected somewhat onc
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by Muromec 2mo ago
I would, once it is possible, specifically unplug the shitcoder expert that sometimes shows up and puts `as unknown as` and bypasses the commit hook that is supposed to enforce it. That should be somewhere near java coder expert in the wh
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by Muromec 2mo ago
As a person, unfortunately accursed with an ability to read Chekhov in original, I just say that you should take Chekhov and Gogol and leave tolstoevsky at it's honorary doorstop place. Also, communist-era science fiction in the accurs
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by Muromec 2mo ago
That is why them on the higher floors like it so much. The higher the flower, the more they like it
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by Muromec 2mo ago
Regular management, no matter how bad the tendencies go, is still, at the very least, constrained by a cost to fire people, which can be years of salary and some paperwork on top.
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by Muromec 2mo ago
I agree with your overall and also use DS4. Economically it makes no sense to run locally (electricity alone would be more expensive than what I pay our brothers in communist faith). But as a matter of fact I do have a tinkering urge and a
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by Muromec 2mo ago
The only one place where I need ethernet and don't have it is right on the opposite wall from the electric closet that has the fiber. That's also exactly where I have my desk. Yes, I was the person drawing the floor plans and forg
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by Muromec 2mo ago
>I'd recommend current Radeon AI Pro 9700 cards over the V620 now That's about 4x the price of v620, which is 450 eurobucks. Can't imagine buying 4 of those at 4x the price.
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by Muromec 2mo ago
One piece of v620 costs about 450 eurobucks on ebay right now. Weird to see a card with no HDMI output at all.
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by Muromec 2mo ago
Or just give it shell and it dies it all by itself
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by Muromec 2mo ago
My bluetooth jusy works actually. By the way I use arch
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by Muromec 2mo ago
Corporate it is a scam pretending to be a job creation program to make sure people dont get funny ideas
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by Muromec 2mo ago
>Yes but your 8 hours of work will serve more people. I work in place that serves about the third of a population of a small country and I highly doubt the advances in technology future or past (hello COBOL and Azure) will change that mu
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by Muromec 2mo ago
Our CEO generously offered generous 1% yearly salary adjustment to the trade unions, an RTO mandate and a plan to reduce the number of employees by 20% in a few years, despite having record earnings. It's a bluff of course and the unio
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by Muromec 2mo ago
>The conflict in that case (and, I think AI) came about not from the technology or its advancement, but the use of that technology for class warfare by capitalists. Does this distinction matter practically? It's not the fall that ki
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by Muromec 2mo ago
I think it gets lost in a translation somewhere. If it's boring technology, why be excited about it? I respect boring technologies and don't believe in the end of the world christian scams, either, so I'm really confused here
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by Muromec 2mo ago
Only an order of magnitude? I'm both surprised by both the fact it's so low and the fact 1900 is 3x of 1800.
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by Muromec 2mo ago
(not a native speaker) fired up as in "optimistic and enthusiastic about the new messiah" or as in "Butlearian jihadi, all AI is haram" way?

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