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by elif 2y ago
virtually every sector of the economy has 'excess staff;' it is not confined to higher ed. It's the obvious conclusion of decades of automation not being realized as less working hours, but in the dilution of responsibilities
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by elif 2y ago
it's not surprising when you consider the title says "the brain" and not "mice brains" journalists are ruining our understanding of reality by sensationally misleading people with headlines in search of engagement.
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by elif 2y ago
IN MICE**
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by elif 2y ago
that's not true. the core problem is "billionaires destroying government functions" in that light, cuban is doing the literal opposite by trying to save one.
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by elif 2y ago
yep agree 100%. i think around 80 people is where individual accountability starts to fall off and people make self interested decisions they sense they can get away with in the context of the larger group dynamics.
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by elif 2y ago
It's deeper than lying about P25. P25 was allegedly an intentionally public document, designed to grab the media spotlight. It is actually plausible that trump had never seen a single page of that document by design. There is a secret
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by elif 2y ago
Good catch this is actually my workflow when I code on my phone in the hot tub.
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by elif 2y ago
Yep I am collecting my debates and one day I want to organize them with AI face and voices and release them as YouTube videos.
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by elif 2y ago
I should concede that my views of Lacan were heavily shaped by Zizek who kind of leans too heavily on him in hindsight. Lacan is still one of my favorite voices of thought because he doesn't allow any ambiguity, everything is nicely bu
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by elif 2y ago
Thrilled to see someone else using up all their tokens to dive deeply into ontological meaning. I think LLM are even better for this purpose than coding. After all, what is an LLM but an excessively elaborate symbolic order? My trick for th
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by elif 2y ago
Nah AGI is supposed to know that 9.9 > 9.11 That's a pretty fundamental level of base reasoning that any truly general intelligence would require. To be general it needs to apply to our world, not to our pseudo-linguistic reinterpre
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by elif 2y ago
When i paid off my house and calculated my total payments, it came out to 6.8 years of the rent we had been paying when we bought it, (which was of course going up annually so it's probably better than 6x) 100x is just bad decision mak
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by elif 2y ago
This was incredibly the norm in the 90's. A 'good dad' back then spent an hour a day with his kid after work.
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by elif 2y ago
I doubt it. MS has what they need in oAI partnership. I think this is more likely just a reflection of the broader economic environment. Going into a recession, cut investment, try to retain as much talent as you can afford to for the next
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by elif 2y ago
I'm sorry but am I the only one wanting more info than "of course me can just use a zipper" I'm kinda confused how one can maintain a dry suit and zip open their fly?
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by elif 2y ago
I'm a little shocked by the use of beacons outside of manufacturing or logistics or robot safety contexts. Anything you want to track in the meat realm, especially a place like an airport, the airtag or google equivalent mesh networks
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by elif 2y ago
No the wattage used in clinical phototherapy is much higher and concentrated in specific bands. My much less powerful home phototherapy light weighs about 20 lbs and I have to cover my eyes with multiple layers to use it.
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by elif 2y ago
Nah yea you can over engineer anything. In the year he did this he easily could have just done some minor interface tweaks to a ruby repl which includes the BigDecimal library. In fact I bet this post to an AI could result in such a numeric
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by elif 2y ago
Accepted someone's challenge then they gave up after turn 5. This has the age old probably in online chess of people abandoning games and even accounts to preserve their ego
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by elif 2y ago
The cow is probably meta opening NGL it's all about hiding your power behind pawns
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by elif 2y ago
I wish I had this problem with my arrays. The solution is obvious and cheap. You don't need powerwalls in 2025 all the major backup battery manufacturers now make $3-4k models which you can wheel around and can take your excess with ze
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by elif 2y ago
If you believe it is a general tangent I would argue that it is highly topical and important not just to the general but centrally to hackers.
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by elif 2y ago
Sorry dang. Who was personally attacked? Also i'd love to dig into how I should rephrase my commentary. I meant to draw attention to the selection of members of a known swatting community in doge recruitment. Based upon the tactics rep
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by elif 2y ago
Technically the chipset was released in 2008 but I believe this is a 2012 laptop (*)
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by elif 2y ago
Bodhi Linux is the one I used on a Celeron based system. The distro is purpose built for retro hardware. I wish I could explain what is going on but it is physically painful to use, like you are remote desktoping over an iridium satellite
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by elif 2y ago
Ehhh Having tried to install a modern Linux on a 2012 laptop, it simply is not as cozy as your memory records it. For reference even Linux designed for old hardware takes about 6 minutes to boot and even just using the console lags
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by elif 2y ago
Maybe. But if one founder and a couple of good devs can handle the requirements and management, and handhold the agents when needed to make a product 80% as good as a competitor with 200 employees, it's still gg for that competitor.
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by elif 2y ago
You don't fire developers and replace them with AI. This trope is often repeated and causing people to miss the actual picture of what's going on. You use AI to disrupt a market, and that market forces the startup employing the de
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by elif 2y ago
If you need a background check to work for USAID you shouldn't be able to dissolve USAID without one.
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by elif 2y ago
I used to pick new languages when I started projects with AI for learning but lately I've been using ruby for everything possible and I generally prefer it's output as it writes stuff more idiomatically than I do (out of laziness)

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