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by djeastm 1y ago
Regardless of whether the estimate would be accurate or not, what legitimate reason could he have for saying "I wasn't sure what number you wanted to go with" to the President? Why would the President need to have input on wh
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I definitely remember that. Got paid $400 for my very first site in the early 00s. But we also didn't have an AI tool to do the modifying of that bad code. We just had our own limited-capacity-brain, mistake-making, relatively slow-typ
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>The hundreds at SpaceX are doing Apollo-level breakthrough work, and it should not in any way be minimized due to tangential Elon-hate. You're right. It shouldn't be. And yet here we are wasting our digital breaths talking a
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Hasn't that always been the case? Phone companies providing records of calls and text messages, etc? Anything stored on someone else's servers is going to be something they have a duty to provide to police/courts, assuming th
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From reading your source, it doesn't really sound like a legal requirement, since the "business judgment rule" kind of supersedes it. I think it's more that the people boards put in charge of businesses know which side o
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>our clients are still a long way from being able to use those So it's simply a matter of time >often too erratic to be useful So sometimes it is useful.
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Definitely Benjamin Graham, though Buffett (two T's) brought it back
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>They are consultants. They are also engineers. Good lord the egos must be massive.
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I think they mean it's not designed to be able to converse with the user over long/complex topics, but it can generate fictional conversations fine.
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Modern philosophy isn't useful because some philosophy faculty at Duke were wrong about a rape case? Is that the argument being made here?
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Standards are going to be as low as the market allows I think. Some industries code quality is paramount, other times its negligible and perhaps speed of development is higher priority and the code is mostly disposable.
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Can you cite said law for us?
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If we replace the word "lying" with "deception" does that change anything?
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Humanity had its inherent problems well before any technology was invented.
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It's ironic that saying "I don't know" could be the ultimate sign of superior intelligence just like Socrates told us millennia ago.
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Here's what I got with ChatGPT GPT-5, it must not have thought about it because it was near instantaneous: >On iOS, you can use Apple’s built-in Zstandard (zstd) compression API from the Compression framework — no third-party depend
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>I think the best approach is to move people to the newest version by default, but make it possible to use old versions, and then monitor switching rates and figure out what key features the new system is missing. See, one would think th
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Sounds like a pre-Beatles "guitar groups are on their way out" kind of statement
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I believe the tone of the comment is the issue, not the substance of the criticism
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I suppose I'm rather used to it so it doesn't bother me too much. I'd worked from home for several years before going solo and by then was only doing a few videocalls a week, so it wasn't much of a difference day to day.
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>The below sentences read to me equally. I have a dyslexic friend that's the same way. She's great at anagram puzzles. And apparently numbers are not an issue since she's a CFO of a successful company.
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This music was always great, but always played so loudly.
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I would throw Grok in there, too, but I suppose that might get us into a political discussion...
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You can't think of anything you'd want to do with your daytime hours other than work?
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>Below average people can use AI to get average results. But that would shift the average up.
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So we have also have the word "extra", but oddly the word "exter" is left out. I'm exter mad about that.
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>Here's what Socrates had to say about the invention of writing. I think you mean to say, "Here's what Plato wrote down that Socrates said"...
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I tried out the quiz function asking me about the Aeneid and despite my answering questions incorrectly, it kept saying things like "Very close!" and "you're on the right track!". For example, the answer to a questi
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Yes, any LLM-adjacent application developer should be concerned. Even if they don't do 100% of what your product does, their market reach and capitalization is scary. Any model/tooling improvements that just happen to encroach in
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I also felt my AI spidey-sense tingle and just threw the article into an LLM to summarize for me. Oh, what a world we live in.

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