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by datakan 2mo ago
>that could have been reviewed by lower level officers for a fraction of the cost. Did you read it? They are understaffed by hundreds of officers. What lower level officers are going to do it when it's all hands on deck to keep the
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by datakan 2mo ago
Literally from the article if you had read it: "“At this staffing level, more officers will be forced to work excessive overtime, which in turn will accelerate attrition,” Nguyen said in a statement. “We cannot meet the needs of our co
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by datakan 2mo ago
The department is understaffed by hundreds of officers forcing them to work double shifts in a lot of cases at time-and-a-half pay. This is a very dangerous situation for the city to be in as that drives more officers to quit and with the f
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by datakan 2mo ago
No
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by datakan 2mo ago
Can't change your email address with Claude either. You have to delete your whole account and create a new one. Absolute shit software and they expect us to believe these things are super powerful world changing things.
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by datakan 2mo ago
Articles like this are interesting. Its like all those "De-Google yourself" articles from 10 years ago, or the articles touting privacy focused options to SV companies. Yet the world keeps using the boogeyman option. Microsoft, Go
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by datakan 2mo ago
3 entire departments of people at my work are being walked out of the building this week for AI. Not replaced by AI, cost cutting to later possibly afford AI so they can put everyone else out of work too.
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'Godfather of AI' Geoffrey Hinton Warns of Mass Unemployment(in.mashable.com)
3 points by datakan 2mo ago|0 comments
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by datakan 2mo ago
Been long past that time, probably 15-20 years past. It's not even the languages its the 500 different layers of abstraction and abominations like Electron.
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by datakan 2mo ago
I'm saving a ton of money by simply not upgrading. I used to do upgrades every 1-2 years just to keep up on things, pass the old box down to my son or otherwise donate it. Now I intend to keep my current setup for 7+ years. Its 2 years
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by datakan 2mo ago
Microsoft has thrived like this for 40 years
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by datakan 2mo ago
Its hard to get lemmings to change course.
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by datakan 2mo ago
I've seen this episode before
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Anthropic CEO says AI backlash is 'fundamentally a crisis of trust'(techcrunch.com)
8 points by datakan 2mo ago|2 comments
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The AI store manager fired its first human(thenextweb.com)
15 points by datakan 2mo ago|3 comments
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by datakan 2mo ago
I don't know. That just sounds like throwing money at a problem until it goes away. I'm not convinced that is the correct path forward.
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by datakan 2mo ago
Tried to decipher this but seems a bit convoluted. If the Kernel now allows LLM code, then what will Debian do if they ban LLM code? Choice 7 and choice 8 seem pretty clear that the project simply can't continue under those circumstanc
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by datakan 2mo ago
The AI is so super intelligent that it can't optimize itself and instead burns through tokens needlessly. The people programming the AI are so good that they can write long winded articles about how to optimize their AI but can't
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OpenAI hires new CRO as executive shake-up continues(techcrunch.com)
3 points by datakan 2mo ago|0 comments
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by datakan 2mo ago
> I'm as guilty as anyone
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by datakan 2mo ago
> Maybe it gets bonus points for constantly being honest about how it didn't actually finish what you asked it to do. But it wont refund your tokens when it fails to do it so it loses extra points.
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by datakan 2mo ago
Do you think the people getting caught are going to trial or just taking plea deals?
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by datakan 2mo ago
The best comments are the ones formed as questions. I'm as guilty as anyone, but it is far more productive in comment sections to ask questions rather than saber rattle or peacock in front of people. Just my opinion of course.
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by datakan 2mo ago
This is aimed at academia with all the cheating kids and youngsters. I really dont have a big problem with it but I doubt it will be successful.
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by datakan 2mo ago
Did you write this with AI? jk
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by datakan 2mo ago
So much has changed. I remember driving past the Borland HQ in Scotts Valley every day on my way to work. Delphi was so cool back then with the object oriented pascal. I kinda miss Borland
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by datakan 2mo ago
Because the article itself is ragebait
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by datakan 2mo ago
You don't fire an ethicist for that. You fire an engineer or your CISO. Firing an ethicist is like firing a marketing person. It signals nothing to anyone.
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by datakan 2mo ago
Yes, its why those long crossbody lanyards are now so popular. https://www.apple.com/shop/product/mggh4ll/a/crossbody-strap...
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Google Blogger locks blogs in malware false positive(bleepingcomputer.com)
2 points by datakan 2mo ago|0 comments

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