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by gizajob 2mo ago
First there was the 10x engineer, now there’s the 10x cop.
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by gizajob 2mo ago
Liverpool John Moores University doesn’t have a reputation - the only one it’s got is that it’s a former polytechnic attended by people who are never going to cope in the real parts of academia at even the nearby University of Liverpool. Ca
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by gizajob 2mo ago
Academia isn’t the criminal justice system though, if you have, for example, cheated on your doctorate you can hold your hands up and admit it and do another doctorate.
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by gizajob 2mo ago
Yeah absolutely this. People seem to be unable to recognise that Britain and the USA are radically different places with different histories and approaches to basically everything. The common language creates the impression that they’re bas
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by gizajob 2mo ago
The issue is that the claims of sociology struggle with falsifiability, or at least have a tendency to create positions which don’t admit refutation. I don’t wish this poor man ill, and a huge mess has been created at every level it seems,
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by gizajob 2mo ago
“The good thing about standards is that there’s so many to choose from”.
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by gizajob 2mo ago
Great timing
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by gizajob 2mo ago
I think you’re confusing Voltaire with the Marquis de Sade and Machiavelli
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by gizajob 2mo ago
This will likely turn them into a different flavour of maniac. Just go to bed.
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by gizajob 2mo ago
Laughable to cite and reiterate the idea that Google is cooked where it comes to SoTA and AI in general when they operate, reliably and successfully for decades, one of the largest computing infrastructures on Earth and will likely continue
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by gizajob 2mo ago
You might be correct but the link you've pasted is still of the original copyrighted breakbeat, not a recreation, on a site again falling victim to what it offers for free and Creative Commons not being free or Creative Commons.
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by gizajob 2mo ago
Get Claude to come up with ideas and generate .scd files which you can launch with supercollider. Ask it to build a gui with parameters. It’s pretty good at it.
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by gizajob 2mo ago
It would need to be defended in court yeah, but the absence of that defence doesn't automatically make it so it falls under the GPL and can be included in MIT licensed code just because the copyright holder doesn't know about it t
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by gizajob 2mo ago
why is the Amen Brother breakbeat included in this software as if it's open source and GPL / MIT license? Just because something has been stolen a million times, that doesn't make it public domain, it's still under copyr
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by gizajob 2mo ago
My sarcasm didn’t really come through for you.
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by gizajob 2mo ago
Yeah if someone had spent 6 months coding this dead end from 1978 in assembly rather than getting Claude to do it in six days then I’d have given it more time too.
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by gizajob 2mo ago
I realise, but this isn’t an argument for leaving the Ethernet plugged in and direct access to all kinds of stuff beyond the alleged sandbox. And like I said, if it can hack HuggingFace through a power LED of a speaker two devices away, the
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by gizajob 2mo ago
When were European countries set up as ethnostates for the OP to be even slightly in the realm of facts?
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by gizajob 2mo ago
it just escaped your sandbox.
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by gizajob 2mo ago
Yeah this. I feel like OpenAI and Anthropic aren't going to usefully define "AGI" if they really really can't define "sandbox" either. Unplug the thing, like, completely off the internet, no ethernet, air gappe
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by gizajob 2mo ago
Only if you're some kind of lunatic, propaganda-believing racist.
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by gizajob 2mo ago
really time for these companies to have to switch to options like Nuclear SMR from providers like Rolls Royce who already have the megawatt solutions ready in the market, which don't release giant volumes of CO2 which we cannot afford.
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by gizajob 3mo ago
Gemini is arguably the fulfilment of what AskJeeves promised and never delivered, nor did the rest of Silicon Valley succeed in natural language search and question answering for the 30 years it took to finally arrive. Gemini works great fo
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by gizajob 3mo ago
“Reason is the slave of the passions” - Hume
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by gizajob 3mo ago
One, very over-leveraged and risk-thirsty speculative vehicle crashed and burned during its first market cycle of bullishness the first time there was a reasonable pullback. Hedge funds in general got a boost from this implosion.
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by gizajob 3mo ago
I’ll give him 18 months before his polemics are written with the assistance of AI and he’s holding NVDA and MU.
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by gizajob 3mo ago
They’re also primed to capture the on-device AI market in 3-5 years time when a “good enough” model can run locally.
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by gizajob 3mo ago
The skill in the stock market, and the value of any kind of investment fund, is producing good returns over an actual long-term period. YOLO-ing once before imploding in one of the biggest bull markets ever can be done by any gambling degen
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by gizajob 3mo ago
Writer seems to overlook the issue of the UK no longer being in the EU
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by gizajob 3mo ago
That’s probably not the type of connection they’re looking for employees to have.

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