azemetre

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by azemetre 1y ago
I had no issue with using the noncorpotized social media as a teen (livejournal, myspace before the buyout, forums, etc). Anything that ruins the might of Meta, Google would be a net positive for society. Let's not act like the only wa
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by azemetre 1y ago
Not really. It means it's no longer profitable to advertise to teens on most corporate social media. Anything that moves the needle toward dismantling the advertising and marketing industries will always be a worthwhile endeavor.
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by azemetre 1y ago
I would honestly think no, what couldn't be reversed engineered eventually? We see this all the time. Am curious about such results, it's one thing to think it's another to know! :D
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by azemetre 1y ago
Not everyone makes websites by hand. I know people that strictly use WYSIWYG editors to make static content. My friend uses this very archaic looking program to make his static content. They all look like design straight taken from geocitie
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by azemetre 1y ago
Always happy to see Oxide Computer succeeding. As others have mention their podcast is truly great and their productive is quite innovative in the space. With this news I hope they plan on expanding hiring for frontend devs soon, would love
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by azemetre 1y ago
They offer unlimited flat fee subscriptions? Someone better alert Anthropic: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44713757
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by azemetre 1y ago
Is it really a conspiracy theory that these companies want to charge by throughput? What exactly is out of the realm of possibility when these companies literally charge by the token...
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by azemetre 1y ago
It all amounts to chargeable tokens in the end.
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by azemetre 1y ago
But an LLM isn't a human, with a human you can read body language or look up their past body of work. How do you do his with against an LLM
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by azemetre 1y ago
I still don't believe it's that big, but they have had consistent revenue growth: https://getlatka.com/companies/vercel If there is another sustained recession, I do wonder how these companies will handle the
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by azemetre 1y ago
I meant more that the elite corpo classes of society need to become class traitors and help workers. Nick Hanauer is the only person in living memory that I would consider to be an actual class traitor and champion of the people. His involv
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by azemetre 1y ago
Man I agree whole heartedly. Failure is a part of life, embrace it. There is no shame, you'll eventually find something you do enjoy. There's more to life than a career.
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by azemetre 1y ago
I sincerely mean this when I write this: please make more Girls on the Beach albums. I really love Splif Tape, reminds me of Julie Ruin during that timeframe as well (2015ish).
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by azemetre 1y ago
It really feels like the purpose of AI is realizing the capitalist's dream of the perpetual value machine which would solve the problem of human labor. Hard to feel optimistic for such a future. We need more class traitors.
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by azemetre 1y ago
Thanks! Do you have experience using it? I'm quite nervous on using node CLT because the dependencies will always end up destroying the project and seeing it hasn't been updated in 5 years does not instill confidence. The golang p
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by azemetre 1y ago
Could anyone recommend any plugins that turn asciinema recordings to SVGs that are currently maintained? I'm aware of this one, which seems to be the only one actively maintained from when I lasted looked: https://github.com
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by azemetre 1y ago
If you vote for enough people of a certain party yes, we all currently see how quickly things can change in this country if those in power want change to happen.
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by azemetre 1y ago
Because we can make the government force them to.
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by azemetre 1y ago
You're assuming their purpose was to find waste, it was not. Their purpose was to be the Chicago boys in DC.
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by azemetre 1y ago
The old internet has never left, it's just the vast majority of people went to the corporatized internet instead. You can still find small communities of a few dozen or hundred people posting on forums that aren't reddit or facebo
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by azemetre 1y ago
Don't think unions will happen in the tech industry because the workers are too selfish to have solidarity with one another. Just look at how hiring is done compared to the job duties required. I do think implementing workplace democra
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by azemetre 1y ago
I'm sure the parties suing the defendants feel very differently than you.
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by azemetre 1y ago
Fired and layoffs are a distinction that no worker cares about, I'm sure he'd rather be working than getting laid off for "performance reasons." If you were ever given the option to collect unemployment insurance, this i
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by azemetre 1y ago
The people that implement and own these systems, owners not workers.
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by azemetre 1y ago
No, but it does tell us that MSFT leadership are quite inept if they are firing a clearly qualified engineer capable of doing hard work under the guise of cost savings.
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by azemetre 1y ago
You're changing the the topic of conversation, you asked for cases and now you want judgements as well.
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by azemetre 1y ago
Didn't MSFT also fire the lead engineer for this project shortly after?
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by azemetre 1y ago
This source provides on-going case numbers for court litigation: https://www.bakerlaw.com/services/artificial-intelligence-ai... Seems like it would be a definitive list to me as it shows US AI companies getting sued f
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by azemetre 1y ago
Odd. I’d think it’d be all the companies in the US ignoring IP and copyright laws.
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by azemetre 1y ago
Possibly, at the time horizon of 100s of thousands of years. What about us mortals that want to deal with the problem in our lifetimes?

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