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by __loam 1y ago
This is a gross violation of some of our most sacred principles.
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by __loam 1y ago
And it won't work as well as an actual crm because you've scrubbed all the domain knowledge of that software and how it ought to work out of the organization.
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by __loam 1y ago
This industry is so tiring
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by __loam 1y ago
You are probably not being thorough enough.
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by __loam 1y ago
The business leadership at OpenAI seems fantastically naive
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by __loam 1y ago
This is an extremely common strawman argument. We're not discussing human memory.
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by __loam 1y ago
There is literally an active anti-trust case against Meta right now.
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by __loam 1y ago
I don't think it's a big stretch to say that Meta has not only been more successful than Palantir at mass surveillance, but has also likely caused a greater magnitude of harm (a lot through negligence) when considering events like
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by __loam 1y ago
Boyd's role (and that of the fighter mafia in general) in the development of 4th generation fighters is very exaggerated. Bringing him up (and Feynman honestly) is a sign you're about to read some shallow self-help esque shloch.
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by __loam 1y ago
If someone is bringing up John Boyd in a serious capacity to make a point, it's likely they have no idea what they're talking about.
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by __loam 1y ago
Spending a paragraph debunking the goals thing them immediately bringing up John Boyd is giving me whiplash.
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by __loam 1y ago
Sorry this has nothing to do with the point you're making but I've literally never seen anyone use the word 'fluencers in place of influencers lol.
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by __loam 1y ago
Is that why there's an ongoing anti-trust case against them?
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by __loam 1y ago
Meta should be more focused on not being massive ass holes and not this invasive shit. Depending on how their own anti-trust suit lands, public society might decide to break them up out of spite.
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by __loam 1y ago
Our intelligence is au naturale
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by __loam 1y ago
People in the industry have been saying 6 months to agi for 3 years.
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by __loam 1y ago
Yes that's how we do it lol
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by __loam 1y ago
Digging people out of the codebases they're going to shit out with this technology.
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by __loam 1y ago
Would you rather be the guy using AI as a crutch or the guy who actually knows how to do things without it?
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by __loam 1y ago
Most of the college courses I took had the bulk of the grade be based on exams or projects. Homework was usually a small proportion to give students a little buffer and to actually prepare them for the exams. AI might have helped on coding
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by __loam 1y ago
How do you suggest we measure whether the students have actually learned the stuff then?
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by __loam 1y ago
You asked if there was something remotely comparable and there is.
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by __loam 1y ago
Bluesky, Threads, mastodon, even reddit I guess even though it's more atomized into subreddits.
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by __loam 1y ago
X is a minor player. Replace it with AWS
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by __loam 1y ago
This is not a very substantial analysis of the industry and I'd be interested in a more comprehensive diagnosis. I believe there are coincidental factors in industries that typically employ illustrators and other artists that are affec
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by __loam 1y ago
The original comment wasn't "Oh this is inconvenient for me" it was "I hope they go to hell". That's a lot of entitlement in my view. If you don't want devs to run their community on discord then write you
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by __loam 1y ago
The last guy who scraped discord like this was a freak who also got sued to hell by them.
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by __loam 1y ago
Awesome analysis dude! I'm sure the judge will love that when discord sues these guys.
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by __loam 1y ago
Shocked you got a different output from the stochastic token generator.
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by __loam 1y ago
I would posit that most people on hackernews are actually not that experienced.

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