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booleandilemma
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booleandilemma
5mo ago
This site is strange. I'm pretty sure there's lots of AI shilling happening on it. I don't think the opinions here are authentic, they seem to be opinions that the AI company CEOs would hold, not the disenfranchised 99%. I us
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5mo ago
Work sucks, but try paying bills without working. Try buying food.
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Can't make having fun too easy. It ruins the control the elites have over us.
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5mo ago
Trashy behavior from a trashy company.
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5mo ago
It's been too long since a revolution and they've gotten comfortable.
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5mo ago
You might enjoy this: https://serjaimelannister.github.io/hn-words/
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5mo ago
There is nothing about AI that seems like it's going to have a net positive for humanity. Faster code? Sure. Better chatbots? Sure. Textual analysis? Sure. But the downside, and it's huge, is massive unemployment and societal coll
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5mo ago
I wonder why you're getting downvoted? Even if it turns out you're completely wrong it's still an interesting point and something I never even considered before.
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5mo ago
No one wants AI outside a small minority of tech people.
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And it's all for what, really? I read an article earlier today about plans to build a data center the size of Manhattan. I want everyone reading my small comment to please just think about that for a second. Just think about it. What a
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The answer is further down in the article, just gotta read.
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Because it's not obvious at all from their commercials, and that's how most people come to know about this shady org. In CharityWatch’s view, the Kars4Kids ads deceive potential donors by failing to inform them that donated cars
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5mo ago
Which goes on to prove that bottleneck isn't in writing the code. It is in reading and understanding the code. So all we have to do is write code without reading or understanding it! Larry Wall was right all along!
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5mo ago
I considered Fossil several years ago and while it's really cool (everything being integrated is awesome), I don't like Fossil from a philosophical perspective. There's no way to clean up history, it preserves everything as
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I just recently moved a couple tiny projects from GitHub to Codeberg. My review: really easy to set up and get going with. I noticed Codeberg isn't as snappy as GitHub, but it's barely noticeable and I'm not paying any mone
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My first thought was "that's just the star trek font".
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Oh poor Meta employees! So sad! If they were serious they would just walk out. They don't like the mouse tracking tech but I'll bet they like that sweet salary and cushy office job. How are the lunch options? I bet they're gr
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5mo ago
Googlebook. I wonder how much some marketroid was paid for that name. Wow.
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Get used to it. This is the future we've created for ourselves. It's only going to get worse as people everywhere try to use AI to distinguish themselves. Expect everyone to be an artist, everyone to be an author, everyone to be a
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5mo ago
Of course it is.
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5mo ago
da bomb, phat, dope?
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5mo ago
And Lrrr could always just keep things as is and make us a client planet. We'd probably end up paying more taxes.
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5mo ago
Their site has a bad link. The file for "65_HS1-834228961_62-HQ-83894_Serial_153" is here: https://www.war.gov/medialink/ufo/release_1/65_HS1-834228961...
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5mo ago
And if they did put a lot of effort into it your comment would say "look at all the money that went into compute for setting this up". Can't let them win, right?
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Interesting find. Looks like it's a bug with the linking on their site, but the file does exist. I found it here: https://www.war.gov/medialink/ufo/release_1/65_HS1-834228961...
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5mo ago
Everything is a distraction from the fact that our politicians are all corrupt millionaires and we're effectively a country run by an oligarchy. Literally everything else is a distraction from this, to keep the machine going as long as
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Our society is sick and it's not getting better anytime soon. We're past the golden era of civilization and barreling towards dystopia now.
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We have found the great filter, and it is LLMs.
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I swear AI has made this entire industry crazy. Here's Robert Martin saying non-determinism in AI is ok: https://x.com/i/status/2044440457422549407 Who wants a non-deterministic banking app?
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6mo ago
Interesting. When I thought of Zig, I thought of Bun. In my mind it was the flagship application for that language. Is there another? I wonder how the Zig team feels about this. To me it seems like Rust has definitively won now.
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