bigbuppo

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by bigbuppo 2mo ago
I showed up to a job interview wearing the exact same shirt and tie as the CEO who interviewed me. I got the job.
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by bigbuppo 2mo ago
And then it disappeared once "Find out who called you only $50 or subscribe for $35 or we'll add you to our bad public records site" became a business model.
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by bigbuppo 2mo ago
Among people with a certain world view, the US government has been days away from defaulting on its obligations for decades on end. These sorts of people tend to like Elon Musk for some reason.
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by bigbuppo 2mo ago
Whether it's a good idea don't matter. Fundamentals don't matter. What matters is if enough investors think they can make a lot of money. The bet is on a government bailout of some sort. SpaceX itself is now critical to natio
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by bigbuppo 2mo ago
They think a watched pot doesn't boil.
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by bigbuppo 2mo ago
You're not wrong. But they' also got the extra officers, too.
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by bigbuppo 2mo ago
Flock has already made their billions. They'll pivot to something else, probably budget gunshot tracking cameras that also accidentally eavesdrops on all conversations near by and sends it to the cloud for analysis.
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by bigbuppo 2mo ago
Police departments until the constitutional aspects are settled, then they'll be cut down en masse.
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by bigbuppo 2mo ago
Okay, go scorched earth with malicious compliance.
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by bigbuppo 2mo ago
Define "squatted domain"
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by bigbuppo 2mo ago
And what is the definition of a domain squatter?
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by bigbuppo 2mo ago
The concept that the only purpose for anything, whether it's a domain, a pair of shoes, a plot of land filled with trees, is economic growth or investment is a perverse sickness.
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by bigbuppo 2mo ago
Static site. If you do go for a WCM of some sort you should make sure that if it has a calendar view of some sort it isn't unbounded but that it only goes as far back as your first post, and only goes as far forward as your latest. Tha
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by bigbuppo 2mo ago
They are poorly implemented by the "fuck you I got mine" crowd. They will get stuck doing things like trying to run through a calendar that could theoretically go back to the beginning of time and all the way to the end of time. A
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by bigbuppo 2mo ago
There's the hope that they'll make all employees redundant and that businesses that adopted AI quickly will be able to exist as a pure money-printing entity without the liabilities of products, customers, or employees. Put another
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by bigbuppo 2mo ago
More specifically, these were for ads. They received compensation to distribute this matierial.
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by bigbuppo 2mo ago
As if you didn't need another reason to use an ad blocker.
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by bigbuppo 2mo ago
And the worst part? It's still the best option.
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by bigbuppo 2mo ago
> This, to me, is one of the major downsides of all this: less collaboration, more individualism Or put another way, it's replacing collaboration and human connection with your team with a subscription service that isolates you, mak
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by bigbuppo 2mo ago
Also... if your workflow is "think hard, let LLM write it, read what AI wrote, think hard about what AI wrote, re-type what AI wrote, fix what AI wrote"... Where in the heck are the efficiency gains? Couldn't you just drop th
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by bigbuppo 2mo ago
More like a 0.1x tokenmaxxing subscriber.
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by bigbuppo 2mo ago
As someone that learned typing "the proper way", I have doubts about this.
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by bigbuppo 2mo ago
Historically speaking, when the lending spigot is turned off it happens suddenly. But hey, it will be different this time. My future's so bright I gotta' wear million dollar shades.
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by bigbuppo 2mo ago
"Oh, you mean we don't have to learn java now? Sweet! Let's keep writing in COBOL!"
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by bigbuppo 2mo ago
> A human must verify everything an LLM presents as fact. Everything. If you don’t, we all pay the price. LLMs do not remove the onus of responsibility on the human being, if anything they amplify it because LLMs can generate lots more o
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by bigbuppo 2mo ago
COBOL will never die. Whatever this is will only result in more COBOL being written.
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by bigbuppo 2mo ago
My point is that far too many people that offload everything to AI tend to just accept the text it generates without thought or verifying what it generates.
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by bigbuppo 3mo ago
Oh sweet, nice to see someone writing about multivalue databases.
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by bigbuppo 3mo ago
So that's why they're killing off the desktop client. They can't figure out how to make it suck.
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by bigbuppo 3mo ago
There's someone I know that jumped head-first into AI... they have embraced everything agentic. While setting up mail on their new iphone they encountered a problem. They had claude go through and do a bunch of tests against the server

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