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by engineer_22 3mo ago
> I don’t think the general-purpose LLM as a standalone tool is long for this world, at least not in consumer-facing applications. I use AI chat every day, I find it endlessly useful. It’s replaced google search.
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by engineer_22 3mo ago
That’s not what this is. It’s industrial dumping applied to software. China has successfully applied this strategy to become the manufacturing workshop of the world. If china is subsidizing training they diminish their off-shore competito
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by engineer_22 3mo ago
Had no idea this was a thing, sounds like it’d be fun with the kids. Who gets the next piece has been a problem as long as there’s been lego
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by engineer_22 3mo ago
> This is a good example of where it’s important to be more up front about the role of AI in the making of a thing. Maybe, but we don’t always discuss our tool stack before showing our work because a lot of times it’s assumed or not inte
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by engineer_22 3mo ago
Joe Piston probably has enough on his plate flying his 2-seater without global 1Gbps entertainment-on-demand or executing trades on his brokerage account while his team of financiers crunch the numbers in row 2. Starlink Aviation has 2 Gene
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by engineer_22 3mo ago
For comparison, If you live in a $300,000 home and pay $100/month for internet you’re paying 0.4% per year for the service. If you own a $15,000,000 jet and pay $20,000/month for internet you’re paying 1.6% per year for the servic
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by engineer_22 3mo ago
No, because they have other customers.
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by engineer_22 3mo ago
Furnishing low-latency, broadband connectivity to private aircraft. The Challenger 350 noted in the article stickers north of $10M
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by engineer_22 3mo ago
They’re not utility. But you don’t have to be a utility to construct in the right-of-way.
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by engineer_22 3mo ago
No, the right-of-way is not anything-goes. The property is legally owned by the deed holder of the real property thru which it passes, but practically the right-of-way is managed and maintained by the jurisdiction claiming the right-of-way
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by engineer_22 3mo ago
Disclaimer: this is only an opinion. The language is too strong for the context. Author uses religious imagery, prognosticates about an Armageddon scenario, and does so based on a relatively short time series.
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by engineer_22 3mo ago
> Turn the volume on the typical El Niño impacts up to eleven, then watch the collective infrastructure of modern industrial civilization crumble. Watch as flooding storms wash away roads and cities. Watch as trailing storms create new i
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by engineer_22 3mo ago
My parents live in New York State, 8 miles from the main east-west transportation and data corridor. They still have no high speed wired internet options. No fiber, no cable, no DSL, and dialup ISP has been retired long ago. Their only op
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by engineer_22 3mo ago
Parent might be talking about amateur radio astronomy which I agree might be straying from the main argument
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by engineer_22 3mo ago
We should do this in USA
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by engineer_22 3mo ago
Waiting for an enterprising hacker to develop mosquito gene drive in their garage. You could probably develop a thriving recurring income stream if you develop something that works
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by engineer_22 3mo ago
> Along you come and interrupt that signal, in a way that doesn't have underlying desire to borrow that book. So the clock gets reset, and so it goes. Frankly, parent borrows the books and reads them. Far from malicious, maybe a bi
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by engineer_22 3mo ago
Pcbs are basically rolling off a laser jet printer in shenzhen and they’ll do pnp for a few dollars more. Pcb cheap. Have engineer sit there to design pcb is expensive
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by engineer_22 3mo ago
> Like no, it’s totally not cool to give a free pass to people who are putting other people’s lives and homes at risk. How would you feel if your house burned down because your neighbor did something stupid? We quite literally have a lo
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by engineer_22 3mo ago
Very interesting research but can’t help but /feel/ this is abominable
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by engineer_22 3mo ago
Related: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moral_hazard
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by engineer_22 3mo ago
This is probably not the intent. US intelligence has gamed this out and sees risks at the fringe - advanced artificial intelligence moves the needle the most in countries economically & politically dominated by the USA, the Global South
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by engineer_22 3mo ago
Online? It's like, a few clicks, maybe a few hurried minutes. Unless, maybe you're so clueless that you do spend significant amount of time on each hand crafted submission, hoping the (unbeknownst to you) 23 yr old HR admin with
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by engineer_22 3mo ago
> Using our large dataset of real hiring AI recommendations, we test our hypothesis. We find that people who submit multiple applications to positions screened by the same algorithmic hiring vendor are more likely to be rejected from eve
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by engineer_22 3mo ago
Isn't HR basically just an LLM with ears and teeth?
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by engineer_22 4mo ago
Lol did you reverse image search the prototype? Lmao
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by engineer_22 4mo ago
What is cruel about having a public mailbox for stuffing job applications?
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by engineer_22 4mo ago
Sitting around waiting is softer than apple sauce. You need to go make it happen. Yes unemployment sucks, life's tough. If it didn't suck you wouldn't be looking for a job, right? Going around trying to put bubble wrap on ev
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by engineer_22 4mo ago
TBH I'd buy that.
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by engineer_22 4mo ago
Touché But your argument implies society was dysfunctional, and unrest made it functional. I don't think we are actually disagreeing here

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