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by casey2 4mo ago
It is odd actually. They've already ceded the PC market to Chinese brands so they have to be vary careful around the cyclical nature of their single customer (AI data centers)
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by casey2 4mo ago
At the end of the day security problems are just bugs like any other. If the resources to find them outweight their value then there is no sense in finding them (other than to give security researchers' jobs)
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by casey2 4mo ago
Yet again it's <person who is not an X> saying that AI can replace the job of an X. Take a hint people, if AI can't replace your job it can't replace anyone elses'.
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by casey2 4mo ago
Bulldoze and burn all this useless greatman CS "stuff"
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by casey2 4mo ago
Those pamphlets are the Epstein files
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by casey2 4mo ago
The most important part of working with agents is removing tools, especially tools they like to use. Do not let them use cc, make, git etc until it's a necessity 90% of changes introduce a bug? ok you can start using gcc/clang&#x2
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by casey2 4mo ago
They could have, I'm not convinced they would have. It's very difficult for designers to come up with something novel and good. Most of the amazing things you with old tech are backports of ideas that only exist because people usi
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by casey2 4mo ago
a botnet is not spam, garbage text is not spam, spam is defined primary by being unsolicited AND unwanted. This is solicited. Don't confuse the map for the territory. What we see here is a so called "expert" in anti-spam tech
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by casey2 4mo ago
So if the AI is selecting the economically optimal person for the job does that mean previous hiring systems were biased in favor of Asian and Black hires? Why would that have been the case?
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by casey2 4mo ago
Meaningless considering gig work counts against unemployment, but has none of the benefits traditionally associated with employment. It's 14.3%-19% if you include full time gig work and %30.7-35.4% if you include part time gig workers
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by casey2 4mo ago
DOA lol, I built a computer 6 years ago for less with 64GB of DDR5. I can't imagine anyone buying this. Maybe they can hold out for 5 years and add some more ram and sell it for 25% in true Steam fashion.
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by casey2 4mo ago
Corporations are the organizational equivalent of AI, they one thing well asmass money, their output aside from that is total shit. Not only are you betraying your friends/community/loved ones but such a setup is necessary to prev
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by casey2 4mo ago
It's just like how foreigners will never truly learn a language; racist BS. Plenty of tonedef adults get into Julliard and can play circles around people with perfect pitch no matter how much they practice music.
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by casey2 4mo ago
>I don't know why this happens more with Japanese Because Japanese learners have been burned more often by snake oil, because it's both harder for most people trying to learn it than other languages and there are more people. D
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by casey2 4mo ago
Look at all the text that has been spilled for just a simple thing that could be explained adequately by "col(す)+row(い)=し". There is really not much point studying grammar if you don't know grammar first, much like studying b
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by casey2 4mo ago
The entitlement in this thread is insane. Especially ironic coming from the Industry that invented crunch, the blackboard interview, social media. Routinely arguing for mass layoffs and complaining about "complexity" from allowing
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by casey2 4mo ago
The founding fathers realized that the government will externalize all their costs onto the population unless they are restricted. The US of course famously disregards the first amendment every chance they can get . At first it seems logica
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by casey2 4mo ago
Pretty fun to go into f12 and delete the enemy's face.
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by casey2 4mo ago
C-c C-v existed well before 2022. Most of history until the Renaissances consisted of the bulk of scholars copying out of "the book" whatever the book happened to be (Euclid, The Bible, Aristotle’s Logica Vetus, Cicero's Orat
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by casey2 4mo ago
None of your statements follow eachother. Anthropic did a few premature optimizations so they could immediately show their ineptitude. If it wasn't their constant advertising (safety focused lab whose model escapes their sandbox every
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by casey2 4mo ago
Because I was there?
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by casey2 4mo ago
That 10 seconds of enfourced mindfullness will save your bacon when you no longer have to deal with ransomware
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by casey2 4mo ago
That's a misuse of a tool. A sandbox is for specific testing purposes, making them the default limits program usefulness. From a network/biological perspective we need reasonable ways to prevent and fight infection. Focusing soley
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by casey2 4mo ago
Backwards thinking programmers might (there is currently plenty of memory efficient software; but it's always missing that feature you really need funny how that works). Forward thinking ones will realize we are heading towards the glu
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by casey2 4mo ago
No one was "duped" CEOs tend to look out 10-20 years in the future. Extrapolating with s, linear, and log curves. If they all look good then they hop on board. Any way you slice it AI will be unimaginable in 20 years, you don&#x27
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by casey2 4mo ago
This kind of process oriented thinking eventually hits a scaling limit. Look at Meta as they struggle to scale their way out of basic problems that builder oriented labs had little trouble with. Zuckerberg bet on open weights but his compan
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by casey2 4mo ago
>"The most important thing in school is that our children learn to read, write and do mathematics," Stoere Language is not a tool for thought. It's a tool for communication. This has been known for decades. People routine
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by casey2 4mo ago
Nope you have to take property tax into account and the median is skewed due to prop 13
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Most of the cities in California[1] could fit their population into 5 buildings[2] at a cost of $1200 per person to build and $200-$600 to rent[3] if there was political will and competence. Unfortunately (or fortunately) we have none. [1]
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I was just looking into this. Found https://github.com/PnVDiscord/software-foundations-lean and some other chatter about the concept, but it wasn't active, lots of sorry in the basic library etc. Oh it's by B

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