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5mo ago
Biased by its training data to boot, the opposite of what you’d want in an encyclopedia.
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It is directly relevant to the comment I was replying to: > Landlords do whatever the hell they like with zero consequences. Thats not a game I’d like to play with a 40 year horizon of unknowns. Rent control (and tenant protections in
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More housing supply is not a solution to landlords deciding to evict tenants or raise the rent for arbitrary reasons. ("The housing market is great for sellers right now and I want to sell my house." "My niece wants to live i
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5mo ago
Oh, OK. But you didn’t pay 17K yourself? (I’m also on Kaiser, but never had any major procedure done.)
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5mo ago
Why did Kaiser’s insurance not pay out here?
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5mo ago
And that’s why we have rent control.
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5mo ago
It’s death for a tech company to be “done,” since that means no more growth. So they will all bloat indefinitely until they implode or get absorbed. It’s simply the fate of all VC-fueled startups.
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5mo ago
Lol, no, no one’s becoming a 1000x engineer.
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I guess the nice thing about AI is it points to the things that we really need to figure out how to abstract instead of rewriting from scratch all the time.
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5mo ago
That’s why we abstract the useful code away as libraries, frameworks, etc. AI is not an abstraction.
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5mo ago
Quite a leap to attribute corporate greed to H1B. Think again: this is entirely homegrown.
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5mo ago
Normal people, yes. The oligarchic class gets more and more bloated as you can plainly see.
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5mo ago
It’s a stupid thought-terminating quip entirely centered around a superficial “one number bigger than other” gotcha. We live in a society where the wealthiest have orders of magnitude more wealth than everyone else. The taxes they pay are
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5mo ago
Who are you?
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Rape culture starts young. This needs to be nipped in the bud.
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5mo ago
Having worked at Apple, any event where he was present was completely packed.
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If you run your own company — even a tiny one — you don't have to do any of that shit (unless you want to).
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5mo ago
Tickets can’t be resold. You can get a refund, but the ticket goes back to the vendor and the seat goes on sale through their site, with a randomized delay.
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5mo ago
Too bad archive.today went a bit crazy. We need an anonymous archiving site that will simply not respond to takedown requests (except for CSAM and similar). The internet is too important for that.
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Software engineers are gonna wish they’d unionized in the coming years.
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5mo ago
If the powerful try to push this through to its logical conclusion, they might see an actual revolution.
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5mo ago
They can do whatever they want. Their cultural output is completely and utterly uninteresting to me.
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5mo ago
Google ignores robots.txt and botnets residential addresses to crawl anyway? (LLM startups already do this.)
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5mo ago
I am waiting for the online reification of this split with bated breath so that I can fuck off to society #2 and never have to interact with society #1 again.
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I’m itching for some sort of no-training license: This content must not be used for training or refining generative AI. If it is, rest assured that if and when the regulatory environment around training data shifts in any country where we h
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5mo ago
“Why bother making art when the slopbox can just extrude some art for you?” Gee, I wonder why artists have such negative reactions to this technology. I’m actually baffled by your comment to the point where I have to wonder if you’re postin
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5mo ago
I think you can have principles. They just need to be chiseled unambiguously into your articles of incorporation.
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Why? Because all these tech "leaders" are huffing each other's glue.
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5mo ago
“And have you been to modern Chinese cities? Prosperity is awesome.” Sounds like you should embrace a Chinese future just like you’ve embraced AI.
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I think we’ll need certified human/no-ai communities at some point in the near future.
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