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by deadbabe 1mo ago
Here’s an idea: reversing climate change. That should keep you busy for the rest of your life.
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by deadbabe 1mo ago
Taxing AI tokens will only lead to the acceleration of local LLMs, to produce tax-free tokens. We must tax lines of code. Like property tax, but for code. Every year, companies (and individuals) must declare all repos. Have them appraised.
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by deadbabe 1mo ago
> Vague prohibitions on "disturbing" or "inappropriate" content, whatever that is. I have prompted out a lot of disturbing and inappropriate content with GLM-5.2, that would have left other American models blanched in
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by deadbabe 1mo ago
It’s not just juniors in CS. If you lose your job, you’re not getting another one. You better not quit your job without having a new one lined up. Many have had to retire early.
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by deadbabe 1mo ago
Flip the script, you're a greedy ASSHOLE for asking people to tip in this economy! Now it becomes easier to hit 0 tip. Even try negative tip, some devices allow this bug.
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by deadbabe 1mo ago
Harnesses really are the new 'javascript framework' aren't they?
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by deadbabe 1mo ago
Retail stores should also ban tips.
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by deadbabe 1mo ago
This is a bad thing. It means public services will ultimately deploy AI to respond to those requests, and people will be denied instantly with no recourse or human oversight, it will be tyranny of the machine.
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by deadbabe 1mo ago
In theory yes, but you would need LLMs that basically have frontier level capabilities but with zero latency, meaning you enter a prompt and as you type the prompt is regenerating instantly like some kind of autocomplete. I think that would
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by deadbabe 1mo ago
I used to think this was a problem. But now? I don’t think it matters. Why? Because people are going to get so much more ambitious about the stuff they build with AI, that code expertise for the stuff they are building is already scarce any
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by deadbabe 1mo ago
Imagine today where a photo is submitted as evidence and the court believes it even without signatures.
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by deadbabe 1mo ago
It is already fairly trivial to write a universal watermark remover, an LLM can do it for you.
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by deadbabe 1mo ago
At any given time, there are large numbers of influential people with no long term horizons, only a short one that is rapidly approaching. For these people, a good 5-10 more years may be all they really need. That’s why we need to invent li
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by deadbabe 1mo ago
There is only truly literal sense.
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by deadbabe 1mo ago
If I were 17, I’d learn how to invest and build financial literacy, and plot potential growth of my networth throughout my life, before even thinking about a career. Then smoke a bowl.
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by deadbabe 1mo ago
I write internet comments every day, I think i could fill a few novels just with all my internet comments. Does that count? Or are comments trash writing.
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by deadbabe 1mo ago
It’s not “circular financing”, it’s cooperation between companies.
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by deadbabe 1mo ago
Trees are trees.
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by deadbabe 1mo ago
I don’t get it. AI can apparently do anything, build entire massive applications in a day… except roll crypto, which has tons of papers, books and prior art to train on.
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by deadbabe 1mo ago
For Anthropic. But not for the AI industry at large. Cheaper, more powerful AI will continue to expand the bubble. Projects will get more ambitious. Everyone will build out their own custom little software. Code diversity expands and requir
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by deadbabe 1mo ago
It's time to get over the "never roll your own crypto!" bs. AI can roll you crypto far better than what humans have built by hand. They can literally test things to an extent that no human ever would.
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by deadbabe 2mo ago
Our contractors are cheap laborers.
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by deadbabe 2mo ago
And just use C.
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by deadbabe 2mo ago
Because the term or concept of “AI Agent” existed long before LLMs??? Jesus…
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by deadbabe 2mo ago
Instead of decoy passcode why not have secret passcode to access your illicit data? Then your normal passcode looks legit, while your illicit passcode keeps data leaks, zero days, cp, state secrets, manifestos, money laundering, etc, and th
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by deadbabe 2mo ago
Why does everyone assume people in the past were idiots? They probably would have figured out what this was for after some critical thinking. Remember those people wrote massive complicated software by hand .
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by deadbabe 2mo ago
Everyone always seems to assume everyone else is a corporate bot and they are the only true mercenary just working for the money. I’ve seen so many contractors who think they’re so smart for being contractors and not loyal to any kind of
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by deadbabe 2mo ago
Do miserable people not deserve to make a living? Companies should be able to accommodate their disabilities by making sure they are not around others who may be affected by their presence.
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by deadbabe 2mo ago
Slippery slope doesn’t apply here, because at the point the slope becomes too slippery, you can just get off and find a new solution. Maybe you don’t proxy at all. For now, a pure JavaScript free site and a JavaScript-free-except-a-bit-of-a
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by deadbabe 2mo ago
Why do people care? This is hardly anything malicious.

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