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by bodge5000 3mo ago
Depending on how into 40k you are, you might be surprised to hear that many fans (though arguably closer to tourists, but that's another topic) don't see 40k as a satire at all, or at very least consider the Imperium to be overall
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by bodge5000 3mo ago
I could be misremembering but I seem to recall them saying that their sizing (the reason you had to buy the special sizing kit) was slightly smaller than normal, and now it turns out the rings are coming out slightly bigger, could it be tha
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by bodge5000 3mo ago
In the former case, which seems more likely, does it not fall to reason that like any tool there'll be some that will benefit from it and some that it just won't work as well for, but are equally as good at their job? Like that ne
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by bodge5000 3mo ago
Doesn't do much to visualise the ref though who certainly had something to do with that win, but yeh the real loss did come in when we swapped our attack for defence, as soon as they got one in we were done at that point
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by bodge5000 4mo ago
I meant irreversible to the individual, ie they can't be shown they're corrupt and change their ways
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by bodge5000 4mo ago
The real question is whether the threshold before it causes irreversible corruption is before or after the point where you can make real change. The latter is obviously quite terrifying as it essentially means that democracy will always be
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by bodge5000 4mo ago
It makes sense to not want to create an admin dash, but to avoid having to keep track of thousands of feature flags in your db, it seems all you're doing here is moving them to another db
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by bodge5000 5mo ago
> If money remains backed by AI goods and services Why do you think it would? If 99% of people never use those services, why do you expect they'd continue to exist? Just to justify the existence of some temporary class of worker to
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by bodge5000 5mo ago
Thats certainly true, but to prevent the worst of the effects of climate change we also need to do much more now than before (its debatable at this point whether its even reversible, that wasn't always the case). I suppose the point is
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by bodge5000 5mo ago
> Things become worth more as they become scarecer, not less. It's a bit more nuanced than that. Generally speaking, in society as we know it, there's a point at which something becomes so scarce that it's value begins to
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by bodge5000 5mo ago
If 99% of people are living effectively outside the economy, those things they could have would too have to be entirely provided by AI (including the mining of materials and building of robots by other robots capable of doing that work). Fo
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by bodge5000 5mo ago
The AI industry, and arguably at this point the tech industry as a whole, isn't concerned with sustainability, as long as they can profit today tomorrow is tomorrow's problem. Who will buy the services, where will data for AI trai
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by bodge5000 5mo ago
I could quite easily ignore all this in the interest of not going through the pain of finding yet another password manager, but having your new CEO specialise in M&A is really hard to ignore.
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by bodge5000 5mo ago
> it seems the PMs are already halfway there to implementation Halfway there feels way overblown, and only seems to further devalue to work that devs do. Having clearly written requirements would be fantastic, and even as someone less pr
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by bodge5000 5mo ago
Ben Jordan has some great videos on Flock in general, would highly recommend if your not aware of this beyond knowing they're some form of security camera
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by bodge5000 5mo ago
We are in the minority, but don't think the majority is the opposite and like this kind of thing. The majority just don't care at all about it.
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by bodge5000 5mo ago
> At this point I'm convinced that marketing has been completely taken over by shareholder shills, marketing to customers they wish they had instead of the real customers that exist. A bit of a tangent here, but the tldr is that I t
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by bodge5000 6mo ago
Just wish they'd give the FW16 the same treatment, at least in terms of the build. You shouldn't choose a laptop based on looks but thats hitting exactly what I want, minus the 16" screen
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by bodge5000 7mo ago
This is addressed, though not quantified (I suppose because theres no central repository for that), in the introduction. To use your analogy, the author heard EV sales were through the roof, couldnt find any evidence that more EV's wer
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by bodge5000 7mo ago
Is that specific to looming? I already do a bit of miniature painting which feels like it'd be similar but that takes too much focus to be running background processes, but maybe I'm just not good enough at it yet
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by bodge5000 7mo ago
I'm not sure I understand the title, does looming help you think or something? I don't really have much inherent interest in looming, but I would have a lot of interest in that
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by bodge5000 7mo ago
> If no one self-writes code anymore anyway, at least use a language that isn't a clusterfuck of bad design decisions I can get behind the idea that LLM's probably don't need a language designed for humans if humans arent
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by bodge5000 7mo ago
> If you contact Anthropic's sales team and set up monthly invoicing, there's evidently no fixed spending limit. I don't think thats a smoking gun either, for a start we don't know if the pricing would be the same as
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by bodge5000 7mo ago
Nor Dario's frankly, I was supposed to be out of a job by now according to his predictions over the years. I can totally buy that inference is possible, but not because they said it is
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by bodge5000 7mo ago
> A huge number of people are convinced that OpenAI and Anthropic are selling inference tokens at a loss despite the fact that there's no evidence this is true Theres quite a lot of evidence, no proof I'd agree, but then there&
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by bodge5000 8mo ago
If there were truly no other choice, CCP without a doubt. At least they claim to have good intentions, whether that's true or not
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by bodge5000 8mo ago
Absolutely agree, I do use notebooks but like you say I dont think I need to at all, for some reason I just have some natural drive to write things down (plus I like notebooks). But I've often had experiences of reading through old not
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by bodge5000 8mo ago
Its the classic interrogation technique; "we're not here to debate whether your guilty or innocent, we have all the evidence we need to prove your guilt, we just want to know why". Not sure if it makes it any different though
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by bodge5000 8mo ago
I haven't worked at FAANG so maybe I'm out the loop, but flyers on bathroom stalls seems bizarre, like almost less of a corporate action and more of a personal one (like you might get for unionisation), but with all the messaging
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by bodge5000 8mo ago
That just seems like a completely different argument, Reddit only came into a part of this in relation to Moltbook

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