didntknowyou

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by didntknowyou 8mo ago
so are they saying this based on their analysis, or because they are trying to stir up support for a non-vibe-coding startup they have have invested.
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by didntknowyou 8mo ago
oh please. people said that about the moon, and nuclear weapons too. and yet it's the one side who has a track record of using new technology to intidmidate.
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by didntknowyou 8mo ago
there's no point in getting another chip. the existing chip will still work, you can just register the data with another database.
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by didntknowyou 8mo ago
it's not useless. it just produces a number that is stored on a database. you can register it with another database if needed, although it would have been good if someone could transfer the records from the ailing company.
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by didntknowyou 8mo ago
at this point idk what openclaw does and am afraid to ask but great for him
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by didntknowyou 9mo ago
unfortunately i think a lot of AI models put more weighting on videos as they were harder to fake than a random article on the internet. of course that is not the case anymore with all the AI slop videos being churned out
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by didntknowyou 9mo ago
the researcher documented a cow using a stick to scratch itself. no doubt they're intelligent animals but describing them as using 'sophisticated tools' is a bit of a stretch. this behaviour is quite common in cattle and othe
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by didntknowyou 9mo ago
also the derailed carriages crashed rolled down a hill which complicated things further
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by didntknowyou 9mo ago
i wonder if how many people actually spoke up and said 'um i don't think many people actually want to use this product' or did they just think it was easier kept their head down, collect their paycheck and go home.
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by didntknowyou 9mo ago
did you bother to see the video? they are a legit repair shop being transparent about everything, no one is in the dark they are getting a new product
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by didntknowyou 9mo ago
interestingly they don't actively seek investment for their AI company because their hedge fund makes enough profit to fund themselves
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DeepSeek founder's hedge fund generated over 50% returns in the past year(bloomberg.com)
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by didntknowyou 9mo ago
for a while now the work in phd/academia rarely involved 'field work'. 90% of the time it is spend analyzing data or writing up proposals/grants/papers. i don't think AI was the turning point.
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by didntknowyou 9mo ago
i think it's good. Google has a record of being stable and working with large partners (govt etc) and avoids the controversial cult of altman.
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by didntknowyou 9mo ago
i mean solar energy already exist so it's not exactly as 'far flung' as they claim. what they are probably doing however is testing the feasibility for a solar laser weapon as seen in many sci-fi shows
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by didntknowyou 9mo ago
so unlike google who just terminates product lines, microsoft forces migration/adoption of it's products to keep their metrics
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by didntknowyou 9mo ago
for a company that keeps boasting how they can collect intel, know everything and control the narrative/future, they seem quite insecure to criticism and overcompensate for any negative feedback
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by didntknowyou 9mo ago
i find regardless of how you pull it off it does curve eventually tho
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by didntknowyou 9mo ago
i get it, like why waste your time checking potential slop unless your main task is QC
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by didntknowyou 9mo ago
hopefully it's reducing the demands of snacks filled with artificial crap and shifting the trend to give manufacturers an incentive to focus on healthier alternatives
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by didntknowyou 9mo ago
i think over time tastes will change as people appreciate that function can define form, unlike the other way round
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by didntknowyou 9mo ago
idk exposing your home network to the world and trusting AI will produce secure code is not a risk I want to take
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by didntknowyou 9mo ago
it would be a million times more probable that they would throw money to their friends in the military complex to take things by force, than to give money to strangers.
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by didntknowyou 9mo ago
loved my xps but the built quality is BS. mine fell apart after a year (even with light use), and was pretty much dumped for parts when i upgraded. my macbook pro on the other hand is still going after 10 years, and even tho i upgraded i ke
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by didntknowyou 9mo ago
having work in an industry affected by PE buyouts, a lot of these are transactions acted on at management level by businessmen and MBAs/consultants in their offices with no clinician input, yet the hate seems directed at front-line s
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by didntknowyou 9mo ago
applying this same kind of logic that PE uses, equating healthcare workers to machines is the bane of the industry. and then people complain why ther doctors burn out. what do you expect when you ingrained on them that every hour not booked
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by didntknowyou 9mo ago
my favourite AI videos are the obviously fake ones like cats working menial jobs. everything else can go.
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by didntknowyou 9mo ago
this is recommending an employee work outside their scope in the hopes of getting promoted. it really depends on the company culture and if internal promotions are common otherwise it's just you doing your manager's work, and i do
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by didntknowyou 9mo ago
no surprise considering YC's fake it till you make it and growth hacking culture
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by didntknowyou 9mo ago
i think they prefer the chaos as a welcomed distraction from local issues

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