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by dartos 2y ago
It’s “when” Honestly I don’t see trump living through this term, let alone another. No other republican has his cult of personality, so idk what they’re going to do when he keels over.
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by dartos 2y ago
The board for Tesla? It’s because musk is the Tesla stock price. The entire valuation of that company is based of the force of personality that musk has. If they ousted musk, the Tesla shares would be worth less than any other auto maker in
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by dartos 2y ago
I don’t think it will either, but the market does, apparently. Look at the TSLA price since the announcement.
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by dartos 2y ago
3 years at that high of a position is a little short. But, yeah, seems like just a nothing burger from the Verge.
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by dartos 2y ago
He doesn’t care. Spacex is more important for him, personally. He has a larger stake (percentage wise) in spacex. Also, Tesla just jumped bc Musk said that there’s going to be full sell driving in china…. Next year… We’re back to 2017-era s
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by dartos 2y ago
Did they have goodwill to begin with?
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by dartos 2y ago
I’d say the beginner’s guide is more pretentious, but it’s not as funny. I still really liked it, though.
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by dartos 2y ago
It’s not precisely that lawyers are expensive. There are affordable lawyers. The issue is that a corporation can afford to hire teams of 10s of lawyers to pour hours into any given case. The real problem is what to do about it? Suggesting s
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by dartos 2y ago
I hear what you’re saying and was intentionally making a tangential joke about how “10x dev” is meaningless corporate speak and anyone who thinks otherwise is a little too lost in the sauce.
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by dartos 2y ago
I think you’re operating with a very limited understanding of what goes into law. Law isn’t like programming. There’s no compiler. There’s no specific target machine code to which all laws must boil down to. You can’t automate law, since th
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by dartos 2y ago
Yeah, they do it all the time. they’re talking at the devs, but really talking to the market, since their job is partially to pump their own stock price. You can’t believe public CEO statements.
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by dartos 2y ago
The only thing more wild than thinking 10x devs is more than corporate speak is thinking that LLMs could be 10x devs.
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by dartos 2y ago
> I feel like the root cause system built for the 1700s The root cause is that lawyers are expensive a corporations have more money than just about anyone else. Couple that with a legislature which pretty much only passes laws in a react
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by dartos 2y ago
> developers tend to do whatever the fuck they want anyway Can you get me a job where you work? Everywhere I’ve worked in the past 10 years as a developer, I’ve had 0 ability to do whatever the fuck I want.
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by dartos 2y ago
That last quote hurt me so much. If that’s my job, why do I have no influence on the product? What’s the point of product managers?
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by dartos 2y ago
> Yeah like meta killing their DEI programs to suck up to Trump. Or because Zuckerberg wanted to avoid “life in prison” Which may be worse, actually. https://www.cnn.com/2024/08/31/politics/video/
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by dartos 2y ago
It very well may be. That’s why I’m going to wait to believe these stories until more time has passed. If these were just a blip come a few months, then they were a fluke. If it becomes a pattern… well it wouldn’t be surprising…
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by dartos 2y ago
I’m no fan of the current administration at all, but I’m also weary of just accepting stories that confirm my bias. I _feel_ like the administration would brag about blocking potential European terrorists or something of this was actually g
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by dartos 2y ago
Sending feedback also doesn’t work. Classic AI sites. Tbf this is the nicest looking AI site I’ve seen yet.
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by dartos 2y ago
Is it a plot twist if it’s the whole plot?
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by dartos 2y ago
People come out to physically counter protest Nazi groups. Idk why that energy doesn’t come out during elections.
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by dartos 2y ago
I mean all optimization algorithms do is game a benchmark. That’s the whole point. The hard part is making the benchmark meaningful in the first place.
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by dartos 2y ago
Oh yeah. Started copying at the wrong “who”
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by dartos 2y ago
Yeah right at the start it says > who imports copies or phonorecords into the United States in violation of section 602, is an infringer of the copyright or right of the author, as the case may be. Copying itself is infringing. OC has no
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by dartos 2y ago
You’re making up terms like “locally” and you’re moving the goalpost on your first (apparently incorrect statement)
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by dartos 2y ago
TIL
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by dartos 2y ago
To what end?
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by dartos 2y ago
Really dude? I think a solid argument can be made that facebook downloaded and shared pirated material with literally every ML employee they had at the time… EDIT: to those who downvoted, why? Do you disagree with what I said?
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by dartos 2y ago
The guy literally wants everyone to be stupid. I swear if they start cutting books and exhibits about things specifically musk dislikes and we don’t see comparisons to book burnings, I’m going to lose all faith in the people of this country
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by dartos 2y ago
How often do the trades ask “what’s next?”

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