citizenpaul

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by citizenpaul 8mo ago
>vote matters... If you only pay attention to national elections sure. Tons of local and state elections come down to a couple hundred votes all the time.
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by citizenpaul 8mo ago
This is the crux. What is happening is a system of complete information asymmetry is being created. it is not being created to help you in any way.
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by citizenpaul 8mo ago
I do and always will belive this phrase to be wage suppression propaganda. I think the proof is self evident. ie salaries. I guess we just hallucinated leet code too.
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by citizenpaul 8mo ago
Thanks for that info. I was certain it was some janky ultra low or negative reward system that people just click a random answer to get through. Had to be since their site lists no way to be a tester. In other words their service is a bun
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by citizenpaul 8mo ago
As normal HN shows that "power structures" completely eludes them as a group. Here is why lie detectors exist. 1. They are legal. 2. Abusive interrogation of US citizens is not legal. A polygraph is a risk assessment. If you brea
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by citizenpaul 8mo ago
You are 100% correct, people as a whole don't really care. I can prove it, Excel exists. Not only does it exist but a huge chunk of the world runs on it. I've see every kind of wrong actively in production and 99/100 times n
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by citizenpaul 8mo ago
>The age of actually finishing side projects is here This is a really good summary of how I've experienced AI put into words. I'm not really sure how this can be monetized though. I'm not going to burn $200-1k per day on
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by citizenpaul 8mo ago
HN Really hates understanding business. All these comments, yet no one has gotten the answer right. OpenAI bought marketing and now someone else cannot buy openclaw and lock out Openai revenue from a project that is gaining momentum. There
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by citizenpaul 8mo ago
How do you deal with the cost associated with a long running opus session? I asked it to validate some JSON configs against the spec yesterday and it burned $10 worth of tokens for what would have been a 1 millisecond linter task.
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by citizenpaul 8mo ago
Probably already mentioned, but tubular is a fork with sponsor block enabled https://github.com/polymorphicshade/Tubular
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by citizenpaul 8mo ago
> Renting a private room was possible on nearly any wage 50 years ago I think others pointed this out but I don't think you can find any data to prove this because its not true. I'm not a historian but I have seen a number of o
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by citizenpaul 9mo ago
To scam people out of some made up fee. Application fee, filing fee, holding fee, reservation fee., whatever BS they can get someone to send them a few bucks for since it's all free money to them.
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by citizenpaul 9mo ago
Facebook admits around 10% of their ads are fraudulent. I think it's much higher. The scam is even larger than you see and exploits missing children reports. There are huge automated scam networks that post missing children reports t
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by citizenpaul 9mo ago
Until there is legislation to simply ban data mining/reselling no companies are going to stop. The benefits to selling you out are simply too profitable and ignoring the hand slap laws/fines stops no one. The biggest hindrance is
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by citizenpaul 9mo ago
None of this matters. Your rights were taken away buy the corrupt ghouls supposedly "representing" you. 2017 Broadband Consumer Privacy Proposal https://www.congress.gov/bill/115th-congress/senate-joint-
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by citizenpaul 9mo ago
This sounds like a rant from a dysfunctional out of touch manager more than anything. From a 57 day old account here to pump AI because humans are terrible and not printing you lambos. Totally not a shill or anything. Humans = bad AI = go
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by citizenpaul 9mo ago
>Put another way, do "one price for everyone" and "customer blindness" benefit rich people or poor people more? I would say "one price for everyone" has indisputably been proven to benefit the poor more. T
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by citizenpaul 9mo ago
Can you expand on the tech stack and languages used?
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by citizenpaul 9mo ago
I did read or listen on a podcast about the booming business of AI data sets late last year. I'm sure you are right. Doesn't change my point, I still don't think they can resist pulling from the "free" data. Corps
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by citizenpaul 9mo ago
Unrelated to this but I was able to get some very accurate health predictions for a cancer victim in my family using gemini and lab test results. I would actually say that other than one Doctor Gemini was more straightforward and honest ab
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by citizenpaul 9mo ago
Well I cloned the repo and cannot generate this battle test by following the instructions. It appears a file called dex.js that is required is not present among other things as well as other suspicious wrong things for what appears to be o
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by citizenpaul 9mo ago
Its not. The project does not work or actually implement anything. It just compiles and passes some arbitrary tests the author wrote.
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by citizenpaul 9mo ago
Am I the only one that is going to call this out? Am I the only person that cloned the repo to run it and found out it does nothing? This is disingenuous at a best. This is not a working project, they even admit this at the end of the art
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by citizenpaul 9mo ago
>government research discussion Its bad. The most depressing part is that it is because of de-funding not AI. While at the same time this field is probably one of the only venues for escaping the AI sinkhole but its being dismantled ra
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by citizenpaul 9mo ago
>build things we never would have attempted I think there is something here but not much. The majority of business are carrying some SAS products that are an entire marching band when all they want are a drummer and guitar player. Maki
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by citizenpaul 9mo ago
I think we hit peak AI improvement velocity sometime mid last year. The reality is all progress was made using a huge backlog of public data. There will never be 20+ years of authentic data dumped on the web again. I've hoped agains
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by citizenpaul 9mo ago
>STEP 2: The Shock (Reality Check) I've found a funny and simple technique for this. Just write "what the F$CK" and it will often seem to unstick from repetitiveness or refusals(i cant do that). Actually just writing the
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by citizenpaul 9mo ago
If a banana duct taped to a wall is art then so are video games. https://www.npr.org/2024/11/21/nx-s1-5199568/a-duct-taped-ba...
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by citizenpaul 9mo ago
>massive thug salary Common misconception due to movie brain. The average "salary" of a misc gang member is under <30k per year. Violence is cheap any male under 30yo can easily do it and the poor ones are often willing.
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by citizenpaul 9mo ago
I think you answered your own question. This is like the ultimate version of going back 1000+ years economically and socially. Where a merchant would size up how desperate or rich they thought you were and charged you based on that rather

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