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by al2o3cr 1y ago
But VCs never dump buckets of money on things that are vaporware bullshit! You can tell because we're all posting here via our VR helmets using NFTs. /s
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by al2o3cr 1y ago
You're trying to market a tool that's supposed to solve "how to market your thing" and the marketing isn't working - are you using the tool?
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by al2o3cr 1y ago
When LLMs were still nascent and we didn't fully trust their output Holy Kool-Aid guzzling, Batman. What I want is a "no AI" button.
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by al2o3cr 1y ago
Seems like a terrible idea, TBH - the reality is that values like "national ID" can be sensitive themselves. In the US, such a scheme would make even HTTP ACCESS LOGS into personally-identifiable-information requiring special hand
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by al2o3cr 1y ago
There are growing signs that artificial intelligence poses a real threat to a substantial number of the entry-level jobs Correction: growing signs that MANAGERS pose a threat of using LLMs to replace these entry-level jobs
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by al2o3cr 1y ago
TLDR, the author is too lazy to write good commit messages so they've decided they are outdated.
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by al2o3cr 1y ago
I spot a bad remote manager: * they are so disconnected that nobody will tell them that an employee is being an abusive psychopath * they fail to communicate the value of what their team does, leading to them getting assigned all the shit w
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by al2o3cr 1y ago
so people will hesitate to adopt a new language even if it has great features Tools like LSPs etc are almost always behind the leading-edge of development; all that means is that the "red squiggles go brrrrrr" crowd does
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by al2o3cr 1y ago
Can I legaly take a copyrighted book, read it, perhaps more than once Keep cheerleading for the copyright-maximalists and you won't be able to "buy" a book, only rent it each time you want to read it
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by al2o3cr 1y ago
.20 is the reduction written as a decimal, and also the SecDef's BAC
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by al2o3cr 1y ago
That link shows a weird nested UI but no content. This has the same title and actual content: https://csl.noaa.gov/news/2025/427_0428.html
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by al2o3cr 1y ago
A friend had a baby last year that weighed 8 pounds at birth. At one year old the baby weighed 20 pounds. Extrapolating the recent rate of progress, when the kid is 18 they'll weigh 116 million pounds.
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by al2o3cr 1y ago
Guy who's been using other people's money to buy lotto tickets for 20+ years is convinced that his scratching finger is the most critical part of the process, film at 11.
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by al2o3cr 1y ago
Why is Elon trying to implement infrastructure using wireless networking like Starlink? It's not that complicated: he doesn't own a fiber-optic company
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by al2o3cr 1y ago
My favorite address WTF (from when I worked at a startup that managed deliveries) was an apartment building in New York City. If you tried to geocode the full address of an individual apartment (123 Someplace St Unit 789, etc) it would fail
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by al2o3cr 1y ago
People who invest because the C-suite says "AI-first" without any roadmap or plan are better described as "bagholders", TBH Reminds me of not too long ago when lots of companies were tacking NFTs and metaverses onto tota
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by al2o3cr 1y ago
The hardware limits back then were different This is not a "hardware limits" problem - this is a "fundamental mathematical limits" problem.
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by al2o3cr 1y ago
It's already too expensive and spends most of its time in the repair shop, so this makes sense :P
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
Hang on, lemme get out the electron microscope to find an adequately tiny violin to sympathize with these useless leeches losing money.
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
Then the user would get paid for getting interrupted. That's what the CONTENT is for. The site is providing you content in exchange for eyes, then it's immediately trading those eyes for advertiser money.
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
Speaking of "incentive alignment", what's the incentive for providers using the "cost plus" billing model to reduce hallucinations / bogus outputs? Seems like they're pushed in the same enshittified direct
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
"There are too many data formats, so I've introduced a new one that's Turing-complete and supported by no existing software... to reduce the carbon footprint!"
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
LOL @ "in 2025" as if it hasn't been like that for a long time
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
Shorter Tobi: "My $20m/yr total comp ain't gonna pay for itself, work moar!"
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
Tesla could disrupt this model significantly, assuming Full Self-Driving technology delivers on its promise. Yeah, and monkeys "could" fly out of my butt
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
We'll know this is coming for realz when they first automate clueless marketroids saying things they don't understand and fire Kevin
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
Definitely not dead; I use several pretty regularly: * elixirforum.com (Elixir) * llllllll.co (music hardware / software) * modwiggler.com (music hardware / software) Some are Discourse-based, but Modwiggler is still the same phpB
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
My cynical side suspects they may have been looking for a reason to dismiss the technology and jumped at the first one they found. MY cynical side suggests the author is an LLM fanboi who prefers not to think that hallucin
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
Get with the times WSJ, not paying your bills is now called "making smart deals"
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by al2o3cr 2y ago
Sure, and if monkeys fly out of my butt then Primates On Demand is worthless

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