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by gibbitz 2y ago
"Under use the tool, and you waste a lot of time." -- Or, you come up with a better way to do it. I do appreciate that the author looks at the chat prompt as a dumb text generator instead of imbuing it with sentience, but I feel l
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by gibbitz 2y ago
15%? Where I live it starts at 18%. Before we swiped/taped our own credit cards a tip at chipotle was unheard of. I go to Hanlon's razor here though. The POS system just defacto has this screen and no one removes it because some p
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by gibbitz 2y ago
Yeah this announcement is basically stating that all facts should be handled like Wikipedia rather than from an official record via news agency. Because the media is "liberal". This is convenient for meta -- no one is really watch
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by gibbitz 2y ago
> People only engage with a behaviour if they believe there will be a reward This explains why I don't use social media. I see no reward in it.
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by gibbitz 2y ago
I think we have a fundamental issue with logic and media literacy in this country and if we don't fix it soon we are going to have trouble. With the flood of AI generated content featuring citations that are generated to support the co
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by gibbitz 2y ago
Yeah, but they can design door handles, turn signals and windshield wipers that work. Tesla may be good at writing software, but their car designs and UI suck.
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by gibbitz 2y ago
I thought the war on talent was choosing the ticket with all the rich guys who can't help but fail up? Looking at Trump's lawsuits and bankruptcies you can't say he's a talented businessman.
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by gibbitz 2y ago
Twitter was a product I saw no need for to begin with. I think the brain dead management decisions he made going in had a bigger impact than the brain dead branding seemingly done by a terrible agency or one that was just staffed with yes m
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by gibbitz 2y ago
The best way to save the planet would be to engineer a virus that kills people effectively and doesn't jump into other species. Any rules or regulations will be fought by oligarchs (who due to campaign finance have complete control of
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by gibbitz 2y ago
Tell this to the people who bought Fisker cars. Designs that require systems to stay online are likely to end in obsolescence while the can opener I bought in 1993 still works great.
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by gibbitz 2y ago
They are paid. In money saved by not hiring childcare or a housekeeper. What is generally required here is honest recognition which we have a problem quantifying if not financially, thus this concept exists. Now if women were paid fairly in
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by gibbitz 2y ago
Why are we relying on hardware to fix this problem? Software efficiency has been in the decline for decades and each layer is built on the shitty layer that came before it. The architecture of LLMs is like brute forcing problem resolution s
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by gibbitz 2y ago
Hope this keeps him from being rounded up in the gay conversion camps.
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by gibbitz 2y ago
Make robots affordable alternatives to illegal immigrants or foreign factory workers and they'll be everywhere. Right now the R&D can't remotely compete so it's just tech bros acting like they're developing it to get
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by gibbitz 2y ago
Our CEO can work from wherever he wants and makes 240x what I make. I want his butt in a seat in the office that's a 45 minute drive from his house 5 days a week. I'd be happy to take a 240x raise to give up 8 hours a week to comm
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by gibbitz 2y ago
I consider an unpredictable failure like this a horror story considering the median price of these cars is north of 50k and this car is likely under a year old. I have one of these shitty cars too and I can't explain why I bought it ot
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by gibbitz 2y ago
I would just do the task in evasion of the list. Maybe that's the point?
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by gibbitz 2y ago
I believe this is how most existing pre-internet companies do business now. Hire consultants to build the product and let the contract expire. Employ a minimal staff to add new features and keep it running. Expect this to work for 20+ years
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by gibbitz 2y ago
Edgy backgammon?
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by gibbitz 2y ago
Stay at my house for a day. Wife and both daughters all have multiple sets of headphones and I get to listen to Spotify playlists and Instagram/TikTok video chipmunk noises from tinny little phone speakers all day.
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by gibbitz 2y ago
This is Apple's fault for normalizing the removal of the headphone jack, causing the price of headphones to triple and making existing headphones obsolete. This is unregulated business at its best!
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by gibbitz 2y ago
The target is Estonia. Putin should have them in his sights for sentimental reasons as one of the first "break-away" republics from the former Soviet Union. Additionally this could be seen as punitive some the Nordic countries hav
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by gibbitz 2y ago
This is because JSDoc types are documentation tags and TS Types are compilation instructions/safeguards. One generally chooses JSDocs when it is determined that type safeguards are not worth the maintenance and/or migration cost o
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by gibbitz 2y ago
Development on GalliumOS has been discontinued, and for most users, GalliumOS is not the best option for running Linux due to lack of hardware support or a kernel that's out of date and lacking important security fixes. :(
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by gibbitz 2y ago
I'd love Apple TV for android. Can we get that on the EUs docket?
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by gibbitz 2y ago
Why is social media so anti-social?
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by gibbitz 2y ago
Yeah SSI solved this 30 years ago. It's kind of a fire and forget solution too.
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by gibbitz 2y ago
And the ones from another country are allowed to be so underpaid. Offshoring is abusing the exchange rate and the the economy of the lower rate country. Has any country leveled tariffs on labor? India and Columbia should definitely consider
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by gibbitz 2y ago
This conversation is fundamentally about class, not technology. AI is not being used to replace upper management and other upper class positions. It's being used to replace assistants, customer service, interns, paralegals, junior deve
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by gibbitz 2y ago
As long as they stick with dumb stuff like this maybe they'll be too distracted to spike inflation again.

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