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by elif 2y ago
Doesn't matter how many people can produce the requirements document when an AI can produce it. No manager and coder pair can iterate on an idea 5 times per minute, even if the first attempt needs correction, the timescale disparity ma
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by elif 2y ago
Disagree. I've been coding with o1 and o3-mini-high If you give it a prompt which resembles a requirements document produced by a competent manager, you will get what you request and it will run first time.
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by elif 2y ago
SIM swapping is where you spoof a caller identity of a target in order to make a phone call impersonating that individual and then drain his retirement fund into a crypto mixer. He was never charged for these activities, let alone overcharg
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by elif 2y ago
I think this makes the picture quite clear. The only criteria for their selection was their ability and willingness to exfil data as fast as possible. In order to facilitate the trump blitz, as much technical action as possible needed to ha
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by elif 2y ago
So it sounds like we should have schizophrenic AI's which alternate and collaborate between specialized domain specific submodels. I guess the number of submodels does not cost compute, so can grow quite large, and if each of these mod
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by elif 2y ago
Having dealt with building a single meson project I can safely say I am glad gnu does not seem to be continuing down that path.
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by elif 2y ago
Thought I should expand to explain the group gets larger as the economy suffers and people are too poor busy and hopeless for anything other than a hopeful narrative. And the group gets dumber when skipping school is glorified, education ge
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by elif 2y ago
The anti mask, anti vax, anti chromosomal expression, anti 'tariffs are taxes' are beyond "anti-expert" These positions are flatly anti-base-reality. If you want to frame them in terms of authority rejection, you could c
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by elif 2y ago
Once you see how stupid and useful this group is, it's hard to unsee the deliberate attempts to make this group larger and dumber.
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by elif 2y ago
It us
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by elif 2y ago
Haha I grew up in Roswell and east Cobb and I've never heard anyone say they are from "North Atlanta"
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by elif 2y ago
I am not a doctor but I don't think that's how comorbidities work. You can't just say "yea he had diarrhea so it isn't relevant that he never drinks water. Clearly the diarrhea is the issue"
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by elif 2y ago
I think you are assuming too much love for the guy exists in the Congress which he is effectively obviating. As the economy crashes, proletariat sentiments will change. If trump is unable to get a war going, or it doesn't develop how h
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by elif 2y ago
His official duty is not to subvert the constitutional process.
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by elif 2y ago
I think assuming that their intentions are a well functioning economy have been disproven by the rapid pace of kicking pillars out from under it. Occams razor would instead suggest that either a recession or some other form of social instab
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by elif 2y ago
>I doubt they are significantly more mentally ill than other members. Why would this certain group defy the US trend of being 4-7x more likely afflicted by depressive dissorder? We are talking about a demographic with a 46% rate of suici
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by elif 2y ago
Well should be pretty easy for the prosecutor, it sounds like, by their own definition, they meet the criteria for rico. Should be able to wrap up every zizian and at least shake them down for a plea.
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by elif 2y ago
Makes you wonder if an LLM wouldn't be the perfect air traffic controller. Only one on duty? How about 100 agents continually monitoring
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by elif 2y ago
But in any case, we certainly have the logistics to move populations given the timeline. Not everyone has to evacuate and return within a 3 day window. Even without incentives, in all likelihood, those who can will evacuate early for peace
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by elif 2y ago
My mistake, my understanding was that an event of this magnitude could cause seismic/volcanic activity. Didn't realize it was so localized
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by elif 2y ago
Completely out of my domain and seat of pants rationing here, but although the impact probability is 1%, aren't we far far more certain about the /time/ at which it would strike earth? Could humanity collectively just migrate
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by elif 2y ago
Try having a family and you can get some of those 10k bills in a single month.
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by elif 2y ago
It is for mortgages
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by elif 2y ago
We're gonna be taking the machines word for it sooner than we want to. Either that or we will have to severely retard progress to human pace.
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by elif 2y ago
Incorrect it failed asymmetricaly in such a way that would pitch the vehicle in circles. Normally the sea level raptors are turned off and the space raptors are slowly brought down together.
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by elif 2y ago
Works on my machine. (tm) But it won't let me reschedule my task execution time or change its prompting... It will just go forever now I guess
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by elif 2y ago
If you're going to enable a coding agent with this much authority, you could, for instance, have two layers of agents which review the changes in context of the project as you described, providing the dev agent the appropriate feedback
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by elif 2y ago
Because the business powers throughout tech companies at the time would not have allowed an iPhone to exist. I know because I worked directly with all ~33 pocketPC devices that existed at the time for my work. The iPhone success doesn'
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by elif 2y ago
Ruby is such a delight to work in. I still use it as a bash replacement/superset, and for one-off data scripts Can it please be time for a rails renaissance? Hyperstack manages all your react components these days... Cmon guys
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by elif 2y ago
If your ethics is innately tied to the nuance of fringe intellectual property law in a brand new domain, it may be time to relax some things That is to say, a lax perspective of intellectual property law can be less or more ethical than one

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