Over2Chars

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by Over2Chars 2y ago
@jdkaim do the project as a way to say you're sorry, give them the work uncompensated (effectively they're charging you the value of your degree, I'd assume that's not trivial). Once you have your degree, you can go from
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by Over2Chars 2y ago
Although likely to be way off the point, I'm reminded of the poor image that electric cars had before Tesla - that they were basically revved up golf carts. Someone needs to find a "tesla of risc-v chips" that's insanely
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by Over2Chars 2y ago
Yes, my point exactly. This AI slop is better than the article.
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Hmm, the IQ test was invented hundreds of years after the Fall of Rome. This article correlates 100% with bad causal statements. Garum, anyone?
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It's missing: "buy a role in government ... $250,000,000" and "buy Twitter to please your ex-wife $44,000,000,000"
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This is just shaping the actions of claude in a way that I'm 100% sure direct prompting could do, but would deprive us of claiming any "emergent" "self-aware" behavior, ergo it's shadow puppetry. Even if it wer
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by Over2Chars 2y ago
The new company to be called... Ghutter Stock?
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by Over2Chars 2y ago
I found the part of this I read to be a less than convincing market analysis of the barriers to entry for business. Here's an AI on the same topic "briefly, what are the top 5 current barriers to entry for AI companies" Certa
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by Over2Chars 2y ago
When making a little extra profit and swapping an expensive team for some AI can be trumpeted as "reducing censorship", suddenly surveillance advertising king, Facebook, is on-board. In the same way that monopolies that produce su
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I take it one step further, and write no code at all.
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plastics are, for some applications, a miracle material. My argument is about the fraud of recycling, not the evil of plastics.
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The fraud that occurs with recycling is hardly a simpleton's morality tale for the masses. AFAICT it's not even discussed. People are "against recycling" becuase it's stupid or inconvenient, or others are "pro
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plastic is a miracle material, that has no match in many applications. It's totally unnecessary to have it deliver 12 ounce bottles of coca cola by the metric ton.
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Well, I stand corrected for that massive and lucrative risc-V software developer market "waiting for the fast hardware" this is for you.
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Work for the defense sector. Putin won't be as nice to you when he takes over France. Trust me on this.
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Well said.
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Plastics are cost effective because they're allowed to be dumped into the environment without any cost, under the guise of fake recycling efforts. If the plastics industry had to bear the cost of their product, it wouldn't be as c
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Getting the recycling into the recycling location is just one of the problems. recycling plastics is not cost effective (another random article) https://greentumble.com/is-recycling-worth-it the real "solution" is
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What "destination" is that? It gets shipped to another country where it's dumped. (one article picked at random from a search for "recycling fraud") https://eia-international.org/news/exposed-th
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by Over2Chars 2y ago
A great point. And until we're seeing the "high MHz (like) the big boys" who will want a $1000 laptop that runs as slow as an $80 raspberry pi 5?
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The current recycling paradigm has been an obvious failure of catastrophic proportions. What is needed is not new recycling processes, but a government that is not beholden to plastics industry lobbying. Can we have a new process for good g
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by Over2Chars 2y ago
Sorry did I commit a hate crime by mis-gendering some sophisticated intelligent soul who didn't realize that mocking your employer in public will get you censored, or more likely fired?
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Geez, did we work at the same companies?
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They go for the $. Or else they figure that they'll "be their own boss", get to push their opinions on others (not realizing that this is a difficult position, and you might have a bias towards your own answers even if they&#
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The middle manager, by some corporate career paths, is the top of the IC food chain. Ergo managers are usually paid better than the top IC. This is, of course, stupidity at it's finest, draining top IC talent into PHB mediocrity. A few
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by Over2Chars 2y ago
With any luck, middle managers will be replaced by AI within a few years. The dumbest chat bot provides comparable advice and is less demotivating. Not that most middle managers are worth more than a bucket of spit, and many are actively
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Always good to hear what a multimillionaire Hollywood director* est. $70 million net worth, has to say. I'm sure it will be very rebellious and edgy. *(Top 1% club is over $21 million, so he's in the top 1%+ club). Now let me go w