brynnbee

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by brynnbee 7mo ago
It's just Wesley in there, no big
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by brynnbee 7mo ago
I'm fairly ignorant on this but robots that are teleoperated seem completely capable of doing basically any household task and using tools like screw drivers. It may be slow, sure, but autonomy and speed seems like a solvable software
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by brynnbee 7mo ago
My biggest issue with "the" unemployment rate is that the one everyone hears all the time is around 4-5%. I think this is massively misleading because it lends itself to people thinking if you picked 100 random men from ages 25 to
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by brynnbee 7mo ago
Have a bad first date? Higher RAM prices. Your dog ran away? Higher RAM prices. Lower RAM prices? Believe it or not, higher RAM prices.
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by brynnbee 7mo ago
A lot don't care if it is. I've had friends share things and I stopped replying with "you know this isn't a true story/fact/real image, right?". Their response is always "idk i thought it was funny&#x
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by brynnbee 7mo ago
It's worse than that, it's every 3 to 7 hours of fossil fuel pollution roughly equaling the total death toll of all nuclear power accidents in history (around 4000 indirectly, most from cancer resulting from Chernobyl - but there&
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by brynnbee 7mo ago
If you look at net damage to the planet, fossil fuel burning energy sources kill literally 8 million+ people a year. Coal plants are vastly more radioactive than nuclear plants, and the effects of burning coal will have a vastly outsized sh
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by brynnbee 7mo ago
I made an idle version of the 1999 MMORPG "EverQuest". There's maybe around 50 people playing at any given time and has a enthusiastic discord group for it. It's relatively fully-featured to the original game, and has a
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by brynnbee 7mo ago
It showed my BPM at nearly half of what it really was
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by brynnbee 7mo ago
You can also look at the prime-age employment-population numbers, which show ages 25 to 54. It shows nearly 20% unemployment rates. I think this is a better number, personally, than the 4.4% one that conveniently skips out on so many. It&#x
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by brynnbee 7mo ago
I think "link" here is serving the same function as telling your GPS to navigate to an address. It's obviously not navigating to a string of letters and numbers, it's navigating to what it represents (the physical matter
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by brynnbee 7mo ago
I have never used any of those in a right click context menu in my entire 20 years of using Firefox
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by brynnbee 7mo ago
He was asking about the trend of him commenting with "Source?" leading to downvotes on other posts. I was giving an extreme example to represent why that may be happening elsewhere. I agree that in this case with the 3% rate it&#x
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by brynnbee 7mo ago
I would imagine it's more you're being skeptical of something that is unpopular to be skeptical about. It's like someone saying climate change is impacting our planet, and then asking "source?" in response.
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by brynnbee 8mo ago
Start a software business, presumably.
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by brynnbee 8mo ago
I mean 2025 had the weakest job creation growth numbers outside of recession periods since at least 2003. The world seems to care in a pretty tangible way. There are other big influencing factors for that, too, of course.
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by brynnbee 8mo ago
I personally learn best by doing which is why I love learning with LLMs. They're going to be wrong a lot, and give bad advice, and do things in silly ways. I learn well from the process of working with them, seeing them fail constantly
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by brynnbee 8mo ago
I'm sensitive to detecting LLM writing and it wasn't distracting at all reading this. It read well! Awesome work.
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by brynnbee 8mo ago
Sure, but I meant consumption on a per-task basis. I would also add that at some point building new software is going to become rather valueless as society trends towards building effectively any variant of software anyone could want relati
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by brynnbee 8mo ago
Considering that current energy usage of AI is very likely to plummet in the coming years due to efficiency gains (which we've seem massive improvements on in the last couple years) and most of these large companies building datacenter
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by brynnbee 8mo ago
I think the point was to get headlines and attention, as someone else said it sounds like the FAA is frustrated that the DoD isn't cooperating, and this seems like a possible attempt to make this frustration public to pressure DoD into
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by brynnbee 8mo ago
It means they didn't reference any existing or decompiled code from the original client. None of it is directly infringing on any copyright, though it may be doing so indirectly since there have been plenty of lawsuits for tools that c
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by brynnbee 8mo ago
I would guess it's a lot more to do with globalism and the increasing ability for work to be done remotely (offshore). The US actively encourages American companies using foreign labor, which I have no moral qualms with, but it does ma