derangedHorse

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by derangedHorse 4mo ago
> but wages for the majority of them will go further and further down until they become roughly equivalent to the average minimum wage, if they are not outsourced entirely. In your framework, can't this be said for all jobs in the l
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by derangedHorse 4mo ago
Same haha
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by derangedHorse 4mo ago
> But 100 million small folk sufficiently annoyed with something changes a government (for better and for worse), whilst having basically zero influence over a corporation They don't have influence because you designed them to be s
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by derangedHorse 4mo ago
> This implicitly assumes that the future government wouldn't implement the non-beneficial regulations if the current government doesn't do the beneficial ones No, there is another case you haven't covered. The situation i
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by derangedHorse 4mo ago
> Reductionist "if only the government didn't get involved" doesn't work unless you presume no government is beneficial One can believe a government shouldn't get involved in *some* things without subscribing to
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by derangedHorse 4mo ago
> Let's take your argument to it's extreme point: The state should never regulate anything because the state might be bad! I'm not convinced you understand the sentiment of the parent comment. It's that one should con
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by derangedHorse 4mo ago
The game theory should make is that those teams that recurring lay lose customers due to issues will be punished accordingly. If they aren’t, then maybe the problems that result from shipping fast don’t impact customer retention as much as
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by derangedHorse 4mo ago
For hard problems you’ll have to use the GPT 5.5 pro model (available via api if you don’t want to spend $100 on the monthly subscription)
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by derangedHorse 5mo ago
Is that inflation adjusted? Also, even if it is, some consider the CPI to be a faulty measuring stick. I, for one, disagree with the weighing of certain categories factored into the CPI.
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by derangedHorse 5mo ago
> Here's how open source contributions go down: I clone your repo, point an agent at your test suite, and have it rewrite the whole thing in Rust to a "spec." No copyright infringed, your honor — an agent wrote every line
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by derangedHorse 5mo ago
> such as the internal representations and computational processes of these systems We know the representation (weights) and the computational processes, but we don't know the "why" behind the convergence of the model to a
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by derangedHorse 5mo ago
> followed by asking her for 80,000 dollars ASAP What real life example is this from?
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by derangedHorse 5mo ago
> It’s weird to assign blame to the CEO for a long-standing practice of his company? You’ve got to be kidding? I don’t want to go full Godwin’s law here but Jesus… Yes, especially since it would be considered a business minutiae in the g
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by derangedHorse 5mo ago
How does Elon's arbitrary deadlines impact whether the accolade is "merited"? Incredible progress was made in a fairly short amount of time. His accolade isn't based on his employer's ability to predict delivery dat
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by derangedHorse 5mo ago
> When someone compulsively hoards trinkets to the detriment of all around them, we call that a disease and I don't see why we should treat it differently when it's dollars they're collecting He doesn’t hold dollars, he mo
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by derangedHorse 5mo ago
> she isn't burning through nearly as many tokens as developers who are utilizing AI effectively I don't think this takes codex into account, but the 'What they’re using it for' section shows there's definitely a
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by derangedHorse 5mo ago
Luckily the same AI tools that are generating the content can be used to build better tailored discriminators for it as well. If I can define what it is I dislike about an essay, video, etc., and give it to an LLM, it can tell me whether a
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by derangedHorse 5mo ago
> Honestly, I've wanted to snap my laptop right at the hinge so many times. To throw my phone into the sea. I've wanted to walk out of my school or office and never return. I want to never pay with money or read a written word
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by derangedHorse 5mo ago
If this is the case, maybe the solution is to understand more about the impact of one's work on the service being sold to customers. I find that having people reliant on my work to do something important, however abstract, scratches th
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by derangedHorse 6mo ago
I was thinking of this interpretation as I read that: "I'll go in the other direction and say that if you're spending a lot of your time learning to [program] better then you're wasting it because [computer]s are only go
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by derangedHorse 6mo ago
> How does the memory usage of your browser tabs relate to the amount of disk space taken up by the downloaded models? I am talking about space in general. Data size. The relation of data stored in one place vs another is the fact they b
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by derangedHorse 6mo ago
> You are conflating disk and memory. I never conflated anything. I said it's a neglible amount of space for current hardware, which I still believe. If anything, the fact that I think the amount of space is acceptable for the amoun
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by derangedHorse 6mo ago
There's a setting in `chrome://flags` mentioned in the post that allows users to turn this off. I guess people want opt-in consent rather opt-out consent which there's always debate about. Some people say it degrades the
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by derangedHorse 6mo ago
Have you ever watched a 2 hour lecture on Youtube? Next time check the memory consumption of the open tab.
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by derangedHorse 6mo ago
It's somewhat known that Chrome isn't catering to those users. They aim to deliver feature-rich experiences rather than be the de-facto browser for resource-constrained devices.
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by derangedHorse 6mo ago
Does anyone else find the writing in the article to be overdramatic? Including a 4gb is a negligible amount of space for current hardware and Chrome is not known as the browser to run on resource constrained devices. To put 4gb in context,
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by derangedHorse 6mo ago
What you are referring to is 'price discrimination'[1]. @alex43578 is correct in his examples. In the 'Uber/Lyft' example, his metric for service similarity in the case of a ride to the airport vs. the middle of now
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by derangedHorse 6mo ago
> so of course grok is fine talking about it. Probably even offers strategies for them does free accounting has money laundering strategies etc... The slander comes in when you assume Elon knew and was complicit with their crimes to the
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by derangedHorse 6mo ago
> takes each shot's (j, k, r) and accepts d_cand = (r − j)·k⁻¹ mod n iff it passes the classical verifier Judging by the fact the original code does more classical work than the prg solution, and in more practical terms, the fact it
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by derangedHorse 6mo ago
You might have better luck with your hope to be mutual understanding. Seek first to understand, then to be understood.

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