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I don't believe that at all. The problem is same like replacing managers with AI - no accountability. Computer can't make decisions which may or may not kill people, because when that will happen, who is responsible for injury? Dr
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It is more likely that human driver will get a clue from a blinking wee-woo car and moves aside.
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Step 5 is problematic because when people won't put www.4chan.com but will type 4chan into address bar (90% users are doing exactly that) it will trigger search and will easily find some AMPed URL, URL shortener or subdomain to click o
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1y ago
It is deeply ironic, but again proves that horseshoe theory is real.
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Or engineers are little bit full of themselves and know better how user should experience the product. If user is "holding the product wrong" it is a problem of a user and not a problem of stupid design, created by a person who kn
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Joe Rogan podcast with Zuckerberg few months ago where he was claiming that this year (2025) he will have AI which can replace mid level engineer.
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From bursting of AI bubble I am expecting sell off of big AI GPUs with lot of VRAM to run my local models. I am patient because I am not going to give random tech bros my data.
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I have always considered crossing the US border as a training for backup recovery from catastrophic failure. Wiping my phone and laptop clean has shown me where I have gaps in backup recovery.
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On one hand I understand they may feel scammed, on the other hand except landing and take off, there is absolutely nothing entertaining to be seen from the window. Usually white void without hint of an end. And at night you won't even
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I think there is more of us who kind of degenerated from doing it the AWS way - API Gateway, serverless lambdas mess around with IAM roles until it works, ... - to - Give me EC2 / LightSail VPS instance maybe an S3 bucket let's se
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In 30 years when people are going to watch documentaries about Tesla, they will think that people today were all mindboggling stupid because it must have been obvious that selling Full Self Driving that does not drive itself might be a frau
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Guy selling shovels in the age of bulldozers wants to continue to sell shovels.
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I agree, there already is a lot of leaked IDs, enough to feed into AI to generate any ID you wish with any name on it. The ID verification system via a picture is dead on arrival.
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Yeah, no. Otherwise DMCA from USA would be enforceable in EU and Asia, which they are not. And if you believe they are, tell me when USA last time successfully DMCAed Chinese company in China. Alcohol in Nordic countries is extremely taxed,
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If you are outside of UK's jurisdiction (i.e. EU), why would you even care if somebody from UK is paying by a debit card? What is UK going to do? Send bobbies on you?
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People think that UK is going full steam ahead to 1984. I think that they are going to live to see A Clockwork Orange.
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A man can tear down mountains for a pussy. After these bans UK Gen Alpha and Gen Z are going to be the most skilled hackers in Western world.
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Or if you would just not look at a billboard on your ride to work and you would be fined for that. Imagine that.
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This is something what USA is taking for granted. Case and point - DMCA. American companies are sending DMCA takedown through their lawyers and then being surprised that nothing may happen when DMCA takedown is ignored by European company w
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1y ago
Or you will rename one page, instantly breaking URL pointing on that page on all already saved pages.
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> many months of my & my partner's life, and risked dying to be a few cm taller Wrong assumption. Men who wants to be taller are doing it to have more success in dating, because women are heavily biased towards taller men.
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Honestly good luck with that. I have tried DeepSeek and Claude and random pulling of registers out of LLMs butt is a thing. What you will soon find out is that different companies are describing registers in radically different ways in thei
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I have tried to use AI as an employee and unless you babysit it and deconstruct task for it on small pieces, it does not work. I guess all those companies pouring billions into it never tested what current AI is capable of and how it compar
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Go ahead, this is going to instantly cure my occasional reddit doom scrolling.
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I don't think that you had headache before, because that you would know that would hurts is not a scalp.
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Because there are no pain receptors in the brain, so if you have headache, you are just hallucinating your own pain through some positive feedback mechanism.
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Tesla Dinner is essentially trying to reinvent a gas pump convenient store with facilities. Somebody maybe asked why gas pump had the facilities around them with an employee who can help you if something does not work, sometimes even in 3am
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I mean there might be a market for an AI model which takes i.e. Redmine (or any project managing tool) and will direct developer to work on this or that task, automatically split tasks into smaller ones or request from stake holder to bette
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Wrapping boxes into aluminum foil in 3-2-1...
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As if AI would be able to understand punishment. Like grounding my computer when it throws an exception.
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