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by burnte 7mo ago
No different than if that doctor was using a human scribe and they typoed. We make all our doctors proof their notes, it's SOP even long before AI.
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by burnte 7mo ago
Yeah, no privacy or security there. There are some tools explicitly designed at helping healthcare providers produce better notes faster, and a couple of them are AMAZING. I'm an AI-half-empty guy, I'm keenly aware of its shortcom
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by burnte 7mo ago
If they're private I apologize, but I still don't think it has a real revenue reason, it's just copying what Block did last week.
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by burnte 7mo ago
> "We're spending significantly more than we're making, and we have to make major cuts to keep the company funded," he said. The chances this is accurate are extremely small. This is either anticipating AI coding goal
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by burnte 7mo ago
No. I keep checking every year.
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by burnte 8mo ago
It's also still bound only to companies in CA. I'm in GA, I don't have to comply, for example, if I were making operating systems. People REALLY need to push back when governments try to extend their reach beyond their border
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by burnte 8mo ago
> When they know that, it surely leads to better work? Seems to for me!
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by burnte 8mo ago
Years ago I had an argument with my HR director at the time. I Was hiring for a position and I said I was willing to pay what was approximately 10-15% above market for the position at the time. He said he could get me a dozen prospects at t
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by burnte 8mo ago
Yep, that was resolved when he managed to make the board unfire him.
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by burnte 8mo ago
No, I don't mean that and I said nothing relating to tariffs.
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by burnte 8mo ago
No, that's actually a really good deal for dedicated hardware with those specs. For a project sized for hardware like that, the CPU is a lot less relevant than the RAM and storage and transfer.
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by burnte 8mo ago
True., however I think it'll probably be more like the fiber buddle in the dotcom era, withsome bankruptcies and a lot of excess capacity. I don't think it'll spread as wide as 08 because that had bad debt sprinkled so far an
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by burnte 8mo ago
You are completely correct.
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by burnte 8mo ago
I said literally nothing about any specific person or officeholder. That said, as today's SCOTUS ruling reinforces, the president doesn't control the bank book. MAGA will riot (again) if the admin actually bailed out OAI.
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by burnte 8mo ago
> Oh sweet summer child. I'm sorry, but this line is so condescending I can't bring myself to read whatever else you wrote. I really can't stand it when people feel the need to be so demeaning when disagreeing. I completel
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by burnte 8mo ago
Why would that happen? Extremely little will happen to the US economy if OAI fails. The government has absolutely no reason to bail them out beyond pure corruption. OAI's most valuable assets are hardware that will be worthless in 6-8
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by burnte 8mo ago
> There is still unlimited AI hype in the market. I've observed a very different state. From what I've seen the sky-high expectations of AI have come down quite a lot.
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by burnte 8mo ago
The instant we bound encrypted connections with identity we failed. And decades later we're still living with the mistake. I'm completely serious when we need to abandon the ID verification part of certificates. That's an ent
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by burnte 8mo ago
Maybe for coding but the number of normie users flooding to Claude over OAI is huge.
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by burnte 8mo ago
> They just either disagree on the cause or proportion. And for very specific reasons, too. One reason is unwillingness to feel like they have to take responsibility. Another is conceding that would mean they might have to make changes,
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by burnte 8mo ago
I got this: Drive. Getting the car wet while walking there defeats the purpose. Gotta keep the car dry on the way!
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by burnte 8mo ago
should have said "Since it has no copyright"
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by burnte 8mo ago
Yes, I said that. That doesn't mean that the output might not be plagiarized. I was correcting that the problem wasn't about rights assignment because there are no rights to assign. Specifically, no copyrights.
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by burnte 8mo ago
> AI content can not be copyrighted and so the rights can not be transferred to the project. At any point in the future someone could sue your project because it turned out the AI had access to code that was copyrighted and you are now o
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by burnte 8mo ago
I'll take a 7 out of 10.
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by burnte 8mo ago
Normally we would expect no subscription means no video uploaded, but it doesn't HAVE to mean that. IF you distill it, it really only means the Ring doorbell owner doesn't get access to any video or features without paying. There&
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by burnte 8mo ago
Agreed, those comments are all over the map, and so many comments in 2 days!
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by burnte 8mo ago
Agreed, those comments are all over the map, and 22 comments in 2 days!
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by burnte 8mo ago
They spend $$$ on marketing to execs. A couple of months ago my CEO came to me with a $30k Vercel app I could have done for $1500 on our own hardware.
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by burnte 8mo ago
You're thinking of the fraud detection tools. I'm talking about a tool that was designed to NEVER let the user succeed. There is no way to successfully verify your ID and get your account reopened. They build it because their frau

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