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by abletonlive 7mo ago
Ah yes, me on a high horse. Not the person whose entire worldview depends on defying nash equilibrium. You're all wasting brain cycles to discuss some unrealistic cooperative agreement to slow down and sing 'kumbaya' and tell
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by abletonlive 7mo ago
Name a single time doomers were right about anything. Doomers consistently overstate their expected outcome in every single domain and consistently fail to predict how society evolves and adapts. Again: The only people that fear what is com
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by abletonlive 7mo ago
> If there is anyone who absolutely should slow down, it's the folks who are actively integrating company data with an agent -- you are literally helping removing as many jobs as possible, from your colleagues, and from yourselves,
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by abletonlive 7mo ago
> One can agree or disagree with this but Europe's actions are far more understandable if you see where they're coming from. I think you're falsely attributing this to WW2. Free speech is simply just not part of European c
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by abletonlive 7mo ago
> are the pinnacle of what's possible with the small web if this is the pinnacle then I want nothing to do with it.
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by abletonlive 7mo ago
> If they're so popular and so great, why are they struggling to make profit? Because they are optimizing for growth not for profit > Why are they struggling to show large returns Because they are growing their reach > Why are
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by abletonlive 7mo ago
You're projecting so hard that Epson is going to reach out and ask you how you're accomplishing it
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by abletonlive 7mo ago
> These things are CLEARLY NOT POPULAR Time to leave whatever bubble you live in. These are some of the most popular apps on the market today. It's incredibly popular.
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by abletonlive 9mo ago
Like I said, it's embarrassing to hold onto a model of a world that does not match reality for this long but if it helps you cope...
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by abletonlive 9mo ago
Just completely hilarious how 6 months ago about 50% of hackernews comments were AI denialists telling everybody they were full of shit and that LLM was not useful. That group is awfully quiet nowadays. The bar has clearly moved to "ev
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by abletonlive 11mo ago
Well hey remember that time you were trying to argue BBC is some impartial source of news to a fault, or does your memory not last that long? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45357693#45362865 https://www.reu
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by abletonlive 1y ago
> but the BBC is one of the most impartial sources available. I almost spit out my coffee in laughter reading this. Entirely ridiculous assertion. You are completely blind to the fact that the BBC is insanely partial by picking and choos
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by abletonlive 1y ago
I’ve never worked with an H1B software engineer from India that was anything but mediocre. I know they exist and my sample size isn’t huge but at least 3-4 of the H1Bs I’ve directly worked with in the past decade were completely unnecessary
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by abletonlive 1y ago
videographers are the only pro market left. obvious by the extra storage and additional camera features
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by abletonlive 1y ago
Incredibly cynical mindset portrayed here. When you believe life is just a zero sum game this is all you can think of.
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by abletonlive 1y ago
It didn't even occur to you that some people are just interested in the field they work in and you can't stop them from working on saturdays
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by abletonlive 1y ago
this boring reductionist take on how LLMs work is so outdated that I'm getting second hand embarassment.
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by abletonlive 1y ago
Insanely short sighted. If all you need to do is "intercept potential threats" instead of dealing with a real threat when it becomes apparent then just send a balloon.
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by abletonlive 1y ago
It's crazy that you're acting like this is some kind of policy failure for the US, when this administration has been telling Europe it shouldn't rely on the United States at this level. This isn't some "gotcha&quo
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by abletonlive 1y ago
You sound like a cynical junior engineer. As a tech lead I have to review thousands of lines of code from human engineers and let me tell you it’s no different than reviewing llm code
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by abletonlive 1y ago
They won’t be honest and explain it to you but I will. Takes like the one you’re responding to are from loathsome pessimistic anti-llm people that are so far detached from reality they can just confidently assert things that have no bearing
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by abletonlive 1y ago
This boring comparison keeps being made but you’re orders of magnitude off in terms of adoption and investment already in a few years time. What a lazy observation parroted by someone that literally can’t see the reality that they live in.
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by abletonlive 1y ago
Ah yes, “disastrous” not quoted but felt the need to put into quotation “industry” as if it’s not the biggest shift that has happened in your entire lifetime. That is intellectually dishonest and incongruent with the reality that you live
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by abletonlive 1y ago
Doomerism is an illness where you can't look out your window and see reality
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by abletonlive 1y ago
I'm not misunderstanding anything. It's just that the idea of a massively profitable company being labeled "over-funded" when excess profit is used in a way that you find disagreeable is stupid. It doesn't matter ho
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by abletonlive 1y ago
Ah yes because Europe is famous for protecting user privacy and doesn’t have a long list of counterexamples despite all of its regulations At least we have a real example of landable rockets.
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by abletonlive 1y ago
Every argument against AI always falls back to some weird reductionism that simply does not match up with reality as if it's a gotcha. I pity the fool that has such a poor working model of reality based on whatever internal pessimistic
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by abletonlive 1y ago
Net profit can't be used as a measure of both "funding" and "value generation" while saying that a company is "overfunded" because it doesn't provide enough "value". Come back to your senses
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by abletonlive 1y ago
"overfunded" is a weird way to talk about a tech company that is incredibly profitable.
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by abletonlive 1y ago
I’m a tech lead and if you think it’s a managerial role then that’s funny and you have no idea how tech companies are structured. My input is of course heavily considered but a tech lead is not in the business of firing people. No I’m not a

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