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10mo ago
Yeah, a slice of this is technology related, but it's really a policy issue. It's probably easier to manage with a tighter team. Maybe I'm taking team size for granted.
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10mo ago
What's the ratio of people who things the right way vs not? I mean, is it a matter of giving them feedback to remind them what a "quality PR" is? Does that help?
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10mo ago
there’s one depressing anecdote that I keep on seeing: the junior engineer, empowered by some class of LLM tool, who deposits giant, untested PRs on their coworkers—or open source maintainers—and expects the “code review” process to handle
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10mo ago
Reading up on the history of the Unitary Executive Theory may provide some background: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unitary_executive_theory In this case, Trump is easily bought and isn't very concerned with gove
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11mo ago
Some brands are better than others. I bought a Sony Bravia TV less than a year ago. The nags are infrequent (maybe every fifth time I turn it on) and unobtrusive (a toast notification pops up in the upper right corner of the screen for a fe
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11mo ago
These people only think in terms of money. Their bank accounts will tell them if it was the right decision or not. Someone like Zuck actively isolates themselves: from buying huge tracts of land to literally isolate themselves, building und
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11mo ago
I'm wondering if at some level we always knew it would end up like this. Persecuting marginalized people and supporting authoritarian regimes is the logical path for capitalism, yes.
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11mo ago
Like I thought the whole point of these stupid things was that any John Q off the street could make awesome videos? Have you played around with stuff like sora 2 or veo 3 or seen the work of regular John Q's who have? In general, the
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11mo ago
I'm not sure what from my comment suggested pausing technological progress, unless you assume technical progress can only be achieved by exploiting workers. While that is happening, I don't think this it is a requirement. What we
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11mo ago
Seems like one could have created a cheaper, higher quality ad with real actors. Of course, real actors have unions and part of the point of AI is to make labor weaker.
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11mo ago
If that was your point, I suggest you post more clearly in the future, because your post did not suggest this.
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11mo ago
I specifically mentioned people on this website . Based on comments I regularly come across on this website, I don't think the person you're responding to is an outlier. I would hope we can stay on topic.
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11mo ago
So many times on this website, people say, "I will pay for the service to get rid of advertising." You pay for this service and rides aren't getting any cheaper. It is naive to think any company isn't finding ways to mon
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11mo ago
Did it block the audio from your maps app, too?
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11mo ago
In my experience, most people, especially execs who are negotiating the licensing deals, want Copilot. Even if they are underwhelmed after using it, at that point, MS doesn't care. They already have your money.
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11mo ago
Microsoft did that because it thought you were too stupid to understand that the Xbox 2 was the same generation of the ps 3 .
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11mo ago
It doesn't have to be exact, but it's counter productive when it is clearly and meaningfully incorrect though. That's the problem with the two dimensional [0,1] scale as well.
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11mo ago
That line of reasoning doesn't follow as RGB implies there are exactly three measures, which isn't the case.
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11mo ago
It's the punchline to a meme. This is one example: https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRgeiEh... I don't think it's quite the same as calling yourself or someone else a "friend of Dorot
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11mo ago
I don't think the 3rd metaphor fits. rgb values still points to a single color, which maps back to a single value on a 0 -> 1 or red -> violet continuum. It's more apt to describe it like a multi channel audio mixer. Many di
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11mo ago
I think we must think about what the downside of kids maybe being introduced to porn really. Realistically, it is pretty low. Given that, we shouldn't really be giving up anything to try and stop it. I was exposed to porn several ways
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11mo ago
Protecting children is one of the four horsemen of the infopocalypse: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_Horsemen_of_the_Infocalyp... Governments are also getting more conservative recently with regards to domestic sur
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11mo ago
On the one hand, confirming a new piece of information with a second source is good practice (even if we should trust our family implicitly on such topics). On the other, I'm not even a dog person and I understand the etiquette here. S
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11mo ago
It is worth pointing out that ownership of AI is becoming more and more consolidated over time, by elites . Only Elon Musk or Sam Altman can adjust their AI models. We recognize the consolidation of media outlets as a problem for similar r
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11mo ago
Speaking of "average", every political debate moderator should ask the candidates where they shop and how much milk and eggs cost. Ask them how much it is to fill up their car's gas tank. I don't necessarily think sortit
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11mo ago
Less concentrated wealth means less discretionary funds for bribery. :)
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11mo ago
You still have to prove if raising wages will reduce corruption, and if so, prove that it is reasonably cost effective. Keep in mind, there are already independently wealthy people involved in government in the US, and they still engage in
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11mo ago
Publicly funded elections & doing things like repealing citizens united would address the expense. It is very time consuming though.
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11mo ago
It's an interesting idea. Is that what's happening? The article doesn't suggest it. People like Richard Burr, Chris Collins or Nancy Pelosi were certainly wealthy enough cover these expenses. It didn't stop them from see
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11mo ago
I don't understand how paying them more will curtail this. This is a mixture of a crime of convenience and greed. It's not a Les Mis situation where they need these stock picks to survive (or even thrive). The current US Administr
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