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by casey2 7mo ago
No. It just assumes there is no utility in the underlying tech, someone who believes vaccines don't work could make the same argument. Most people trust Morgan-Stanley when it comes to financial instruments more than some bozo on the i
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by casey2 7mo ago
I get why the massive roll out is happening, but it's still possible that everything LLMs are good for can be done on the cheap. It's just another point for Google's multimodal focus. I think in 10 years most providers will i
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by casey2 7mo ago
I don't know how you could believe that in good faith. That doesn't even make sense. Why would a "conservative" want to progress to a Energiewende energy model while getting rid of the infrastructure they are supposed to
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by casey2 7mo ago
arxiv is accepting product reviews now?
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by casey2 7mo ago
I guess they are Discord kittens?
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by casey2 7mo ago
It's wild that in 100 years we went from room sized calculators to AGSI capable of destroying the planet. next 20 years ;)
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by casey2 7mo ago
ancient.aliens.gov A possible collaboration
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by casey2 7mo ago
You can't just handwave assume a mechanism that games a real time system. Your 3rd paragraph explains how the current system adds another layer for gaming. Management can't predict what real time traders want to see, they can pred
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by casey2 7mo ago
I googled all the testimonial names and they are all linked-in mouthpieces.
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by casey2 7mo ago
Wouldn't desire to learn a language like go or c show they want to be a software engineer, while desire to learn a functional language (unless they learned it from djisktra) show that they don't care. Some functional languges (lis
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by casey2 7mo ago
I thought it would print the hash of its binary :/
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by casey2 7mo ago
The value of data increases year on year, even old data, but old data is worth much less than new. But for hyperscalers we've cost the threshold, now any data at all is worth more than storage space, and the profits are too much to ign
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by casey2 7mo ago
To me the solution seems simple, but I have no idea how to implement it in a classroom/uni environment. Students should be building software hands on, yes they should use AI, but there shouldn't be an end state beyond like "6
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by casey2 7mo ago
Not acknowledging a problem doesn't make it go away. Isolating people decreases the problem, but alienates them from the wider economy. I'd rather live in a world with open, regulated [0] , assassination markets even if that incre
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by casey2 7mo ago
Name one (1) human activity in your opinion that isn't bad for society People taking care of cats have done large damage to bird populations and many people are infected with pathogens carried by cats. How many people are killed by dog
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by casey2 7mo ago
Yes famous libertine Adam Smith, up there with Marquis de Sade and Ami Perrin Your logical conclusion is a slippery slope. Lets follow your argument to it's logical conclusion, humans are evil therefore, regulate all their actions, imp
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by casey2 7mo ago
Impressive, they must be using some optimizing algorithm to get that many pseudoscientific claims per word.
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by casey2 7mo ago
The book says "Comments begin with //." and "// +build" is a special comment. It was only replaced with "//go:build" 1.17 (2021) . So your statement incorrectly implied that this s
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by casey2 7mo ago
That's only because cities outsource their carbon intensive activities. There is no "divide" here. It's one planet and focusing on the wrong categories has destroyed your ability to reason.
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by casey2 7mo ago
I wouldn't say "unknowingly" since stories like [0] have been posted for years/decades and people were given "free" internet (data) to play the game [1] . It's more that people just didn't give a shit
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by casey2 7mo ago
I use it as much as I can, not because it makes me more productive, but because it's better for my career and I don't care about my idea of productivity. Whatever the company wants is probably correct in the short term.
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by casey2 7mo ago
There are 0 relevant companies where AI is writing all the code. Now, you could mislead people by taking his words hyper literally. Computers = AI, basically all companies write code using computers these days. I don't know why you wou
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by casey2 7mo ago
Is breaking the law, advising people to break the law by distributing harmful materials to minors really the solution? Why not just ask for the laws to be amended?
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by casey2 7mo ago
Well it's not shocking given your countries history. Both target crimes usually committed by their minority groups.
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by casey2 7mo ago
Most don't even get sentenced at all, what's your point?
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by casey2 7mo ago
AND that Congress has been devating this authority with insufficient information. That's what will stun the American people. He said AND not NOT.
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by casey2 7mo ago
But there are still people being paid with the job title bank teller. slowed growth would be more accurate. Maybe ATMs also slowed would-be growth? Impossible to say.
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by casey2 7mo ago
>I'm using google maps for free!!! That's HUGE benefit to me. Is it? You are doing labor (usage) that harms yourself (brain damage). The fact that google makes money isn't irrelevant, it's the whole point.
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by casey2 7mo ago
They mean you can also share on a local network. The hope/promise is that the handful of people with internet access in a blackedout country can spread content around in a way that is seemless to the end user. I'd prefer mesh netw
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by casey2 7mo ago
This blog looks like an ad for Claude, all it's posts are about Claude and it was made in 2026

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