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by duxup 3mo ago
We’ve been building data centers for many decades, but now it’s a big issue. I’ve seen neighbors (well presumably based on their posts) up in arms over old tiny data centers they never knew were there. There is a surreal component to all
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by duxup 3mo ago
Great read. Those days of the internet were fun, but also a product of their times. Whatever niche worlds we make now won’t be like the past, they have to be new. In my time pirating I used to take tracks from The Sound Of Music and rena
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by duxup 3mo ago
Is there really any answer to this kinda thing other than having a diversified portfolio and just riding it out?
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by duxup 3mo ago
Can the existing AI leaders sort of turtle up / cut research and … be profitable with what they have?
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by duxup 3mo ago
It should be very easy. But for whatever reasons they chose to make this the people’s problem… constantly. Same goes for age ID things too.
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by duxup 3mo ago
The unintended consequence of poorly thought out regulations (good or bad) can be wild. I’m still having to deal with making some sort of legal agreement with EVERY website I visit over cookies constantly… I just don’t care anymore / c
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by duxup 3mo ago
It’s funny too because I’ll ask fairly simple things and it’s fine, similarly simple question might spin up a bunch of sub agents and I don’t know why…. I feel like maybe it could have asked for clarification or something rather than go and
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by duxup 3mo ago
A lot of these long crossings seem to involve a serious amount of chance as far as conditions go.
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by duxup 3mo ago
Yeah every job transition I’ve managed I was straightforward and some new employers instructed me to do so. It’s weird too, these people’s history will show up on job sites and etc, people will find out… fast. The examples seem clumsy and a
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by duxup 3mo ago
Is popular sentiment a good measure for a decision? Anti lots of things have been growing at some points in history, including bad things.
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by duxup 3mo ago
I feel like governments have so many options for hacking that forking open source and dealing with all that is likely more work than whatever outcome they hope for.
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by duxup 3mo ago
For someone worried about other people being “accusatory” you seem to be that way a lot.
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by duxup 3mo ago
Is there money available to absorb more than a handful of these types of people and their research and related costs?
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by duxup 3mo ago
That doesn’t seem to fit the scenario described earlier. You don’t have to explain anything… that’s your call. A claim with nothing to support it doesn’t change either.
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by duxup 3mo ago
An example would be very interesting and yes explaining what they’re up to would be interesting as well. Otherwise it sounds like a made up conspiracy theory….
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by duxup 3mo ago
> sometimes suspicious of nation states building these types of open source project forks Is there an example of this? To what end?
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by duxup 3mo ago
Some high profile companies or even portions of those stink. The vast majority I've worked for in the US are NOTHING like that, but "company behaves, invests in employee growth, and treats employees nice" doesn't get p
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by duxup 3mo ago
I don't disagree exactly but I think if you pay enough, it matters less. Meta, Amazon, those places can afford to churn through people. Personally I work at a very small company, I make changes largely how and when I wish ... lots of
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by duxup 3mo ago
Agreed, my car is a tool for going places, consistency is a big attraction and I’ve zero interest in some new UI with every vehicle or vehicle software update. Sure I would like the vehicle to have some style but trying to navigate with map
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by duxup 3mo ago
It reminds me of the other social media type experiments, I applaud their efforts but the underlying technology just isn’t a huge selling point to viewers compared to the actual content.
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by duxup 3mo ago
Looks good in Firefox for me.
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Trump's plan to redesign every .gov website leads to AI-designed horrors(arstechnica.com)
7 points by duxup 4mo ago|2 comments
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by duxup 4mo ago
“Hey I saw some messed up function commented out that at face value is a bad idea… so here it is again with some nonsense assumptions ….” I ask “where did you get that?” … too often if I’m not constantly guiding it, and even then it still g
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by duxup 4mo ago
I'm on team convenience. I don't like it, I get how the media ownership situation sucks a times ... but I don't want to drag a bunch of cds, or blue rays or manage files on some personal server because I want to watch movies
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by duxup 4mo ago
That's my local meetups too. I eventually stopped going. I'm not super social so I figured I was part of the problem but yeah they had a very transactional vibe.
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by duxup 4mo ago
I found the voice doing the play by play more aggravating than anything else. I don't know why. Very interesting.
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by duxup 4mo ago
I don't know what that means.
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by duxup 4mo ago
Long ago I once participated on a forum where meta conversation about the conversation was not allowed. It really did a nice job to avoid the kind of (often way off) meta comments about other comments that come up like this. It's tell
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by duxup 4mo ago
This is a forum where people share their opinions and experience, not a TV show or news story or narrative. If people's opinions or thoughts don't fit a narrative you want, a forum likely isn't the place to find it. Everyone
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by duxup 4mo ago
Sometimes I get a lot of "Do you want me to work up how the UI will look." They give me what they'd like the UI to look like, but none of the actual content fits outside the one situation they're thinking of. ¯\_(ツ)_&#x2

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