Rapzid

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by Rapzid 6d ago
How is an invitation to participate in a job board SaaS a "work opportunity"? Let's get real here; it's crystal clear. It doesn't "work adjacent topics". It says "work opportunities". AKA, a JOB.
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by Rapzid 10d ago
> Readers: please only email these addresses to discuss work opportunities. Yes, you are missing the ground rules.
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Ask HN: Who has been contacted by 5+ hiring platforms?
2 points by Rapzid 10d ago|4 comments
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by Rapzid 13d ago
My conclusion is that the investigation was a PR farce. Or "ethics washing" as the article someone else put it here: https://andrewwu.substack.com/p/the-slop-vestigation-and-eth... . The METR report itself ap
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by Rapzid 13d ago
The only thing saving us right now is how slow the models are. This gives us a lot of time to discover and counter the runaway systems.. If these were 1000x faster the Internet would burn down overnight.
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by Rapzid 13d ago
Even the frontier models might do that on occasion. I just tell them to use the tools and it gets them back on track.
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by Rapzid 13d ago
I think most people are insinuating negligence rather malace.. > ...reviewed by independent researchers... Why would a company with more capital than God bring in three randos if there was any chance evidence of their culpability could
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by Rapzid 20d ago
I was looking into some AI code agent regressions Copilot and Claude silently slipped in behind remote FFs with shifting cohorts(just to drive us insane, cause fuck us right): https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code&#
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by Rapzid 21d ago
I find this story awkward. When Claude "..tell the developer what needs to be fixed" was it impersonating you? Regardless, why not help the developer use the tools effectively instead?
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by Rapzid 23d ago
You must not be familiar with Thoughtworks. Even before AI they were happy to bill you 5x more consultant hours than necessary.
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by Rapzid 1mo ago
Don't forget the part where you then direct the DOJ to arrest and prosecute citizens inspecting the botched repair to THEIR POOL(as in the people's pool) so everyone in the admin can CYA and save face.
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by Rapzid 1mo ago
> It's also majority private sector funded See if you can spot the ethical problems and corruption in that. It's there, I promise you. Look hard.
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by Rapzid 2mo ago
Right, yeah.. That's the subtext right?
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by Rapzid 2mo ago
Huh, an AGI that runs on deez..
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by Rapzid 2mo ago
There's an app for that.
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by Rapzid 2mo ago
High switching costs is a form of lock-in "open source" or not.. This is something people with real experience making real decisions are well aware of..
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by Rapzid 2mo ago
Stop discounting consumer choice. The market had physical/digital library parity for about 10+ years. PC first and now we are at the end of the decade of console digital choice and.. The market has spoken.
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by Rapzid 2mo ago
Special K Edition
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by Rapzid 2mo ago
The entire administration is. It's the most overtly wasteful and fraudulent admin of my lifetime anyway(so going back to Reagan). They disgraced the People's House. Gilded it so the POTUS could feel like a king/emperor/t
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by Rapzid 2mo ago
It's more like they fired the security guard and never bothered to hire a new one. Aren't most of the inspectors general positions they fired still vacant?
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by Rapzid 2mo ago
USAID helps a lot of people in ways that aren't just feeding. A lot of the assistance and programs provided help children in ways they are particularly vulnerable to. As a cliched example children are disproportionately vulnerable to m
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by Rapzid 2mo ago
Yeah, you want to identify and maintain service levels when reducing force. Or establish new service levels. This takes research, coordination, and planning. But the administration fired the people who could have helped with that too.
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by Rapzid 3mo ago
Misdirected outrage. DCs are an easy outlet for people's AI frustration.
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by Rapzid 3mo ago
In or out of band. ie an API.
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by Rapzid 3mo ago
A lot of the RFCs are flavored by the lack of https and prevalence of forward proxies run by the ISPs to improve perceived speed and reduce their network loads.. Back in the day. By my estimation, that's why they explicitly call out
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by Rapzid 3mo ago
Body is already optional with GET. Proxies aren't supposed to touch it or assign meaning to it; it's between the client and the end server. A whole new method whose semantics don't really fit with the others is.. An odd way f
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by Rapzid 3mo ago
> To buy a PS5 Pro is going to require re-buying all of your games for it Why would I re-buy all the games I own?! The vast majority of people one-and-done games and movies. There are a handful they go back to, and that's it. CHILDR
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by Rapzid 3mo ago
TMK Sony and Nintendo don't lose money on console sales.
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by Rapzid 3mo ago
It's been flopping for like 16 years now lol.
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by Rapzid 3mo ago
It's way, way better than it was 15 years ago. Amazon and Amazon AU, Costco, etc. TradeMe for the cheaper stuff you don't want to wait for shipping from China. But yeah the selection and availability is nowhere near the USA or eve

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