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by beefnugs 1y ago
I think the real problem is that is even an option. I am not a good businessman, but i have seen good ideas fail because the company depends upon the good graces of another company. If someone can decide to just fuck you over for any reason
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by beefnugs 1y ago
So demanding all employees use it... results in less than 30% compliance. That does tell me a lot
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by beefnugs 1y ago
If it helps... shouldn't you be "not deleting them" for future feature additions?
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by beefnugs 1y ago
Well the smarty pants people think its $3B and $9B dollars worth of "choosing what to shove in the context for you" I guess they try to do things to give better results: give the context a list of file names, give the context the
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by beefnugs 1y ago
That would be cost per task on top of all the other regular business humans you need (same current level experts fixing all their mistakes). So mayyybbeee if you go through all that trouble, while also telling your employees you are trying
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by beefnugs 1y ago
Yes there was something truly special in the movie Mother, when that heavy ass robot was thumping down the hallway. Make sure to watch the boston dynamics outtakes when they break an ankle to alleviate some existential tension afterward
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by beefnugs 1y ago
I don't understand whats going on with this shithole world, the term Conflict of Interest used to be ubiquitous and everyone understood it. Now its such obvious blatant corruption everywhere, has it really always been this bad and we j
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by beefnugs 1y ago
And if you are a mere mortal in this world, play Factorio : Space age expansion on the planet Aquilo. To learn the precious importance of reliable multi stage power bootstrapping
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by beefnugs 1y ago
"we will know by august" probably have to rub wild game guts on our foreheads or something APPLY DIRECTLY TO FOREHEAD
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by beefnugs 1y ago
Its because after they saw how big a suckers everyone is for "AI" of course they can sell dumbasses a $60k vaguely human shaped thing that still wont be able to do laundrey or dishes or answer the door or screw in a screw or step
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by beefnugs 1y ago
Well they know they wont be able to enshittify by injecting ads into peoples code... so I guess its time to extend the tracking info $cha-ching$
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by beefnugs 1y ago
This post is not great... its already known to be a security nightmare to not completely control the "text blob" as the user can get access to anything and everything they should not have access to. (microsoft has current huge vul
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by beefnugs 1y ago
He is lucky microsoft doesn't have 30,000 ai-agents out there just stealing everything he has ever done and spinning up 10 competitors to each project all with new license and money flow into microsoft in any number of ways. I mean the
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by beefnugs 1y ago
Have you tried cutting the job up into a series of smaller verifiable intermediate steps?
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by beefnugs 1y ago
Isn't this bad that every model company is making their own version of the IDE level tool? Wasn't it clearly bad when facebook would get real close to buying another company... then decide naw, we got developers out the ass lets j
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by beefnugs 2y ago
His payment will work just fine, this is to weed out all the judges that wont follow orders for purging
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by beefnugs 2y ago
Yeah this series is consistently excellent. If you want positivity you want "cutesy robots" and anime stuff. Everbody wants lovable robots that work for us instead of the corp. (Twist your own brain to imagine that capitalism woul
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by beefnugs 2y ago
Was it really ever true when you heard "you must declare illegal crime income to IRS" don't worry they can't use that data to arrest you. That must have always just been a sucker thing right?
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by beefnugs 2y ago
Hard to say that many even do really, hardware manufacturers in POS and medical are still shipping win10 IOT
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by beefnugs 2y ago
I feel like the reason this isn't an obvious big deal yet, is because we don't have in real life the ideal use case: which would be a really complex vehicle ( like a real world mech). Something that needs a bunch of tweakable manu
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by beefnugs 2y ago
Hire an expert in the field who can create 100 sentences of "dont do this... dont do that..." then create your own business as a middleman who keeps this list a top secret and supplies the service to others. Then in a couple month
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by beefnugs 2y ago
Nope still the same thing: all AI is insecure, you cant put untrusted unconfirmed text from anyone in through a secure airlock and let it run wild. The answer is you need complete control over the text blob on the secure side, but then....
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by beefnugs 2y ago
There is no reason it has to be so immoral, annoying, and evil. There could be a whole gamified system where people who choose to voluntarily participate can find things they want to buy from people eager to sell
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by beefnugs 2y ago
This combined with the ability to negative = remove results was the last straw of usability for me. I cant even imagine why they got rid of that, unless hundreds of thousands of people started pasting 1000-character search terms removing al
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by beefnugs 2y ago
Yeah so pure grift : if it was really dying then just keep your worthless-percent forever, or get emotionally manipulated into selling for $1 like a sucker
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by beefnugs 2y ago
Maybe crashing the stock market really is part of the plan, i mean if you arent investing maybe you should use that money to open a factory? I hear AI will do all the labor for you and that will "only get better (TM)" Although all
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by beefnugs 2y ago
Actually this is why Lower Decks is so neat, they hint that there are juniors who barely know anything. That might have been the one sticking negative for me growing up, was that you had to be some super smartypants to be anywhere near star
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by beefnugs 2y ago
The truth might be they know its all a sham. The most important thing you could teach is actually how capitalism works in pragmatic facts: You will never live a good life working for a wage. You need to eliminate middle-men, work for yourse
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by beefnugs 2y ago
last i tried was only months ago, there is still a fallthrough, if you go back and forth enough times about not connecting or creating an account it just lets you through, perhaps had you unplug ethernet as well
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by beefnugs 2y ago
Man in the middle attacks require access to the mobile or networking infrastructure (so not necessary, but much more likely and easy)

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