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by deadeye 10mo ago
They're using odd language to justify their position. "Wage growth"? Do they mean "real wage growth"? Because that got worse under Biden.
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by deadeye 10mo ago
Me too. I can't wait for the day me and my entire family get our super powers and can just fly everywhere.
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by deadeye 10mo ago
You are the consumer, not the developer. As such, you have extreme survivorship bias. Unless you're a developer/builder you have no concept of the projects KILLED by bureaucracy. All you see is what was allowed to be built.
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by deadeye 10mo ago
100% Personal experience: In my town a public parking lot could not be built due to it possibly being "endangered moth" habitat. There are places where you can still build things in the US, but they are more and more scarce.
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by deadeye 10mo ago
Reading the comments here people seem to care more about what is "good" for the individual than what is good for the institution. If you have learning disability that requires "assistance" at an elite university, then wh
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by deadeye 11mo ago
Educated or babysat?
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by deadeye 11mo ago
>That's on the kid, not contingent on whether school is public. Yes and no. The interest of the kid to learn is on the kid/family, for sure. However, the fact that a kid who has no interest in learning is forced to go to publi
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by deadeye 11mo ago
The problem with public schools is that they are free and required (essentually). That is a bad combination. There is really nothing intrinsically good about the average public school. Many are filled with kids that aren't there to l
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by deadeye 11mo ago
I think it might be a reflection that there is no more power to run more chips, so chip sales will drop.
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by deadeye 11mo ago
Why not start fixing your country instead of retreating constantly?
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by deadeye 11mo ago
So what is the real problem in your view?
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by deadeye 1y ago
I'm not sure what you mean. What is the "real problem"? In the pursuit of making application development more productive, they ARE solving real problems with mcp servers, skills, custom prompts, etc... The problems are contex
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by deadeye 1y ago
This reads more like misdirection than analysis. Suggesting religion is just a collection of empty rituals is just sad. It's almost as if he's trying to prevent those looking for help from considering religion. "You don&#x27
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by deadeye 1y ago
Yeah, I dont know about this. I have HW4 on a new model Y and FSD is excellent. I can understand older versions may not work as well or have lived up to promises, but my experience has been nothing short of amazing.
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by deadeye 1y ago
Where can I find a list of these towns?
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by deadeye 1y ago
To an extent. Just not to the extent that dishonesty is rewarded in socialism and communism. At least Capitalism in a free society is largely self correcting.
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by deadeye 1y ago
Yes! This is exaclty my experience: https://youtube.com/shorts/1_rSrkXovOk?si=AOBFN3l9_2VlzpDx
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by deadeye 1y ago
Who is this for?
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by deadeye 1y ago
I think you and the author have a different idea of what a "service" job is.
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by deadeye 1y ago
We are at an inflection point in manufacturing. The next industrial revolution will combine AI and robots. Manufacturing jobs of the future will be fewer and higher in the value chain, requiring technical abilities. Workers won't be
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by deadeye 1y ago
Paul Krugman is famously wrong about everything. Edit: Sorry wrong is misleading, he isn't just wrong, he's usually the opposite of right.
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by deadeye 2y ago
"US media reported" That's not a source. This is how the media just makes things up. After admitting that 8% of the BBC media action budget came from US taxpayers which has now been cencelled, I wonder if they might have an
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by deadeye 2y ago
Last go around my client used Brazil. Worked for a while until there was a major system outage and it turned out they didn't have the skill set to actually solve any problems.
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by deadeye 2y ago
It's a cycle. The US is expensive, so offshore. Offshore projects are more expensive because they never work, so come back to the US. I've lived it twice now. We’re in the middle of my third cycle.
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by deadeye 2y ago
Perhaps most importantly, why would drones with a nefarious purpose have navigation lights? They could run completely blacked out and it would make no difference to the operator.
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by deadeye 2y ago
Where did the money go? - Was it all deposited in a real bank - Was it siphoned by the app to pay their expenses - We're there Office Space like shenanigans going on Seems like either something illegal was happening, or the money is so
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by deadeye 2y ago
Yeah, I guess I was thinking of a more temporary working situation.
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by deadeye 2y ago
Serious question... If it's true people are crossing our borders, claiming asylum, and being let go with work permits, why should anyone do wait to do it the legal way and wait or get denied? What is the advantage to doing it the norma
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by deadeye 2y ago
What was the prompt? That makes a hugh difference in the output. The article doesn't seem to mention how they prompted the llm. Without knowing that, it's impossible to say how well GPT actually did.
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by deadeye 2y ago
Funny how these things happen every four years.

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