casey2

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by casey2 2y ago
It really isn't. Harvard used to be a special cultural institution now it's just another research institute. Whoopee, nothing can be special, everything has to all be the same gray sludge cause otherwise it isn't ""
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by casey2 2y ago
No. You are just generalizing from specific news stories you've read about cops.
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by casey2 2y ago
Don't forget nuclear power in the Simpsons and many shlocky horror movies before that. America could have had thousands of nuclear power plants by the 2000s. Though oil politics and deep pockets directly funding anti nuclear advocacy g
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by casey2 2y ago
For me flash is much worse. Both are incapable of generating any kind of flowchart similar to the one I give, but 4o does slightly better in that I can read it. Neither make sense.
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by casey2 2y ago
That's pretty funny, considering LLMs mostly solve his problem with writing. At the very least it's way better than his discourse "solution".
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by casey2 2y ago
>I'd work on something for an hour before I'd have an epiphany and figure out what was wrong. But that struggling was ultimately necessary to really learn the concepts. This is entirely your opinion. We don't know how the
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by casey2 2y ago
Or this is like the long history of American tariffs which gave it world class industry. We are in the midst of a 4th industrial revolution and all this insane manufacturing tech being developed just gets shipped over to china because nobod
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by casey2 2y ago
Why do people keep repeating this nonsense? 2008? Every "recession" for the last 50 years? Nobody was under the impression that the US was economically stable. Go press max on the 10 year bond yields and tell me what you see. The
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by casey2 2y ago
It's more about people who don't know jack trying to tell everyone else how to live their lives because of some irrational politics like wanting to destroy trillion dollar industry because it's "bad for the environment&q
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Report on the Subject of Manufactures (1791) [pdf](constitution.org)
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by casey2 2y ago
This feels like AI deniers grasping at straws. You have to prove the claim that "friendly" models do better in head to head user ratings. You also have to adequately define your claim which hasn't been done. And then you have
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by casey2 2y ago
Because they hired "web devs" when they wanted systems engineers. Also this article reads like AI slop particularly the "Why Good Bugs Go Unfixed" section.
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by casey2 2y ago
Sounds like due process was exactly what she got. Are you suggesting everybody gets a trial before they are deported? Or that the US has to allow you to enter if you do so legally, determined by trial? Either will result in much, much longe
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by casey2 2y ago
The backstory is that she illegally entered from mexico but CBP is in the US, Mexico won't take her back so ICE has to arrange deportation. Unsurprisingly there are no return flights from bumfuck border town to Germany so she is detain
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by casey2 2y ago
Nobody cares that you can't enjoy things.
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by casey2 2y ago
If the people spent half as much time building skills as they spent creating, reading and following random "rules" then the climate change, homelessness, tech employment crisis etc would all be solved problems.
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by casey2 2y ago
7% of American adults think chocolate milk comes from brown cows. 48% don't know how it's made. Bias should be the least of your concerns. Focus on a single target, then when you reach it you can work on being more well rounded.
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by casey2 2y ago
So you are at a similar level of productivity and have 1000s of hours of free time?
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by casey2 2y ago
My thoughts on AI come from a place far beyond the noise of the crowd. If you had even a glimpse of what I see, you'd find the whole subject terribly dull.
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by casey2 2y ago
Banned because they are helping the DOD or sabotaging them?
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by casey2 2y ago
Lesswrong brigade. They are all dropout philosophers just ignore them.
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by casey2 2y ago
Nice LARP lmao 2GW is like 1 datacenter and I doubt you even have that. >lesswrong No wonder the comments are all nonsense. Go to a bar and try and talk about anying.
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by casey2 2y ago
In what way does an intellectual race to the bottom help students? If students want to learn on the cheap they can use the internet. Students want to feel like their time spent studying is worth it, not a weird blend of trivia, online class
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by casey2 2y ago
All cat tractors are yellow. Does this answer your question? A handful of companies make almost all products. China is a concrete jungle anywhere you have a mass of cameras. That about sums it up. Not whatever US-based fashion trend that yo
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by casey2 2y ago
The US particularly has an extremely large population of men (10s of millions) who don't work. Who knows if they'd be doing "low skill" manufacturing if somebody was around to hire them. But if you actually wanted this t
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by casey2 2y ago
Having all the neoluddit posts on a tech site, especially one that involve children is very disconcerting. Please don't ruin your child's life based on things you read on the internet. Just go with the flow.
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by casey2 2y ago
I don't. Outdated on release.
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by casey2 2y ago
This is completely useless. They also add countries so the average trend is meaningless.
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by casey2 2y ago
Yet institutions don't do this so your reasoning is faulty. Particularly at the "value of the degree" line. There are few, if any, degrees that provide value and even fewer that provide employable skills. Entrenched companies
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by casey2 2y ago
It's bizarre that someone claiming to be an English teacher doesn't grasp why people started and stopped reading. Your role existed solely to legitimize the print media industry and shall quietly disappear with its demise. You are

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