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by _aavaa_ 6mo ago
Except that your reports is held accountable for the specific portions assigned to them. When I delegate to the AI there’s no pressure to deliver good work. There’s no performance review, threat of firing, or performance bonuses. All the re
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by _aavaa_ 6mo ago
How much does that come out to per user or per request? And how does that compare to anything else those people do? Like drive 10 minutes. Or eat a burger. These numbers keep being put up as large in absolute terms but that’s deceiving for
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by _aavaa_ 6mo ago
The distinction here that keep getting glossed over in such comparisons is accountability . If the engineering team fucks up somehow they can be kept accountable. An AI cannot be held accountable.
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by _aavaa_ 6mo ago
I’d be more concerned with the stock’s trajectory (continual decline) since the IPO than with whatever happened since 11AM.
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by _aavaa_ 6mo ago
Something, something, torment nexus.
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by _aavaa_ 6mo ago
Do you care about the water use from almonds or is it just a shallow hatch point to not have to talk about the damages from raising animals for food? Is the water use from almonds a problem or is it fine and any changes would be “fucking th
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by _aavaa_ 6mo ago
Ask yourself why they are growing almonds there if it’s such a problem? Because those almond growers have water right contracts that are absurdly cheap and are use it or lose it. Fine by me though, add in the environmental costs for almonds
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by _aavaa_ 6mo ago
> In terms of the Amazon... that was done BY humans... the cattle didn't tear down any trees. This is a pedantic distinction that accomplishes nothing. The humans did it to grow cattle for food. If the price of that destruction had
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by _aavaa_ 6mo ago
It’s hard for the market to decide on its own when the environmental damage of meat production is left as an unpriced externality and when government subsidies are handed out like candy.
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by _aavaa_ 6mo ago
Yes, and on an infinite time horizon we are all dead. It’s the time between then and now that we’re talking about.
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by _aavaa_ 6mo ago
Red team has to be lucky once, blue team has to be perfect. How many places take red teaming seriously now? Compare how fast real attackers could iterate vs the defenders.
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by _aavaa_ 6mo ago
You will likely enjoy this discussion of Calvino’s work: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vI16Txc7x1s
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by _aavaa_ 6mo ago
Let’s say we grant the grok example. A) How many other datacenters with similar problems can you name? B) How does this industry compare to every other one on earth, and then look at the disproportionate hate this gets compared to other i
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by _aavaa_ 6mo ago
Non-technical indeed. The wasting water or pollution argument is getting really tiring.
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by _aavaa_ 6mo ago
That article don’t provide any proof for which models are sent to Canada. It just lists all their models.
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by _aavaa_ 6mo ago
Looking at all Americans in deceiving. For starters, 1/5 are below the voting age. 49.8% of voters voted for this.
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by _aavaa_ 7mo ago
I understand why people are downvoting you, but we still have a bit to go before renewables make up 50% of yearly electricity generation. Not as far as you’d think though. According to [0] in 2024 it was 6.9% solar, 8.1% wind, and 14.3% hyd
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by _aavaa_ 7mo ago
Which does not actually seem anticompetitive at all.
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by _aavaa_ 7mo ago
This get brought up often, and it’s such a lazy example. Apple forces you to give them their cut (you have to pay for developer license even just to keep your own personal apps on your phone). Valve isn’t forcing you to use Steam.
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by _aavaa_ 7mo ago
Why would the capabilities drop instead of stagnate?
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by _aavaa_ 7mo ago
Less than it takes to manufacture and transports the barrels of oils it replaces.
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by _aavaa_ 7mo ago
Sure, but the popular news and people concerned about it are generally much closer to hysteria than “keeping an eye on them.”
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by _aavaa_ 7mo ago
What are negative consequences attributed to have microplastics, and have to the compare to the risks associated with say drinking alcohol?
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by _aavaa_ 7mo ago
You did the Python right but the analysis wrong. Looking at it on a graph you can see that interpreting a single growth rate for the entire period (even if you stop pre-covid) doesn’t make sense. You can see linear growth from 2010-2017. Th
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by _aavaa_ 7mo ago
Because they have a population density 5x that of the US.
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by _aavaa_ 7mo ago
I imagine land is more expensive in South Korea than in the US.
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by _aavaa_ 7mo ago
What Adblock are you going to use when people use the app and the ads come from the same domain as the actual content?
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by _aavaa_ 7mo ago
Clearly uneducated take. The photos hitting my solar panel don’t travel through the straight of Hormuz.
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by _aavaa_ 7mo ago
You have the causality wrong, other than the hardcore group of preachers the rest are swinging that way because it’s what the congregation wants to hear. Preaching the opposite message will drop attendance even more the it has already dropp
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by _aavaa_ 7mo ago
What is the implication your going for?

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