hattmall

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by hattmall 2mo ago
Sure, but are you happy about the requirements of that licensing? Requirements that have continually expanded to require more "experience" over the years. I know in my state it was originally 1 year of experience or completion of
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by hattmall 2mo ago
A shit load of jobs could be taught to a useful level with a 4 month bootcamp. It's just that it's very easy to set up, scale, and monitor results for coding. It's the same with AI, AI isn't particularly good at coding
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by hattmall 2mo ago
How does feces and a parasite get on so much lettuce? I'm assuming it's someone with the parasite shit in the field and it got on some lettuce, but how can like one persons shit get spread to 23,000 people's lettuce? Or is it
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by hattmall 2mo ago
Not completely surprising that AI could do well generating manga. It's very formulaic in general and by nature devoid of a lot of the relatable character development from most other writing. I have no problem reading an AI story if it&
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by hattmall 2mo ago
If they aren't sold in retail stores or Amazon how are they sold? Private websites? Amazon requires random sampling confirmation for supplements from independent labs though, so anything officially listed in a supplement category shou
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by hattmall 2mo ago
You're not wrong really, it's just a luxury most people aren't familiar with. My mom would always only go to the 1 or 2 stations in our town that advertised "Full Service" now it's not even a thing at all anywh
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by hattmall 3mo ago
To many bots on reddit, so your solution is to go directly to the bot!!? If bots bury the signal in noise then an LLM is only going go back and give you the summary of the noise.
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by hattmall 3mo ago
You are the outlier then, the situation described was spot on for all the parents I know.
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by hattmall 3mo ago
True, but it's the range from different analysts. Saying "we don't know" isn't really an option. Gotta say something when your IPOing a trillion dollar company.
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by hattmall 3mo ago
Yes, people expect it to trade much lower, around $40 per share, still would be a huge valuation for what the company has done. Goldman Sachs analysts had an extreme range, of like $6 Billion to $5T, but the consensus $2T required 100x reve
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by hattmall 3mo ago
Be interesting to see if it's possible to jailbreak and have it talk about it.
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by hattmall 3mo ago
I have the opposite, because I'm now getting things clients generated that they want me to implement. It's definitely more work and money for me, but it's concerning somewhat because ultimately it's not good for their bu
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by hattmall 3mo ago
It's basically a formality now to get a prescription for what you read on WebMD. Every Insurance has telemedicine, you just call, read the symptom list and get the prescription. Some even let you just email. There's a doctor or at
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by hattmall 3mo ago
Great analogy and really good points. I'm hopeful for a "slow pop" on the bubble though but we'll see! Very nice and so much easier to actually read a non-ai generated article too.
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by hattmall 3mo ago
>There are high school students graduating who cannot do math. Then the problem is that they are graduating, no? We need to address the fundamental issues in schools, if there is no consequence to poor grades and you can still graduate w
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by hattmall 3mo ago
If you work in industry, at a place that pays developers $85K, you are very unlikely to be part of some sort of downsizing. This is entrenched company territory and the kind of place that just goes about it's business, not trying to ha
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by hattmall 3mo ago
And yet, the majority of people in those cities make less than that amount. Like Charlotte the median HOUSEHOLD income is $82K. Median wage is ~$53k. As someone making below the median, I don't understand how people are making so much
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by hattmall 3mo ago
It's kinda logical. Most people, individually, have a somewhat unique writing style. So if there's one set of writing that's very formulaic and consistent and you build an averaging machine it's going to converge on that
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by hattmall 3mo ago
So annoying, I'm dealing with a client that just constantly feeds my responses to their question into AI. Which of course just asks more questions and tells me how clever I am. I also know the client isn't reading because in many
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by hattmall 3mo ago
I mean, not surprisingly, this is entirely geographic and system dependent. Do your high school teachers (or elementary) have to wear body cameras, practice administering narcan, and how to clear the chamber of a discovered gun, or do they
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by hattmall 4mo ago
If the work has the potential to cause a mental disturbance then you want the baseline to be fairly close to normal. If the guy that gets gore boners is tasker with looking at disturbing content all day and then had some sort of mental brea
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by hattmall 4mo ago
Yes, but that's why you use the line up. You don't just show them random people that look like what they described. It's like, the suspect was a white guy with brown hair in a blue car, and then you get all the white guys wit
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by hattmall 4mo ago
That's the basic tenet of bureaucracy. A formalized way of doing something when nothing actually needs to be done but in a way that you can notice and respond to things that actually do need doing.
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by hattmall 4mo ago
Yes ultimately it's advertising the leads heavily to the enshifification of any industry.
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by hattmall 4mo ago
Pretty much anytime in the past, but mainly industrial revolution, up until an inflection point sometime in the 1970s. While many major areas of knowledge work have suffered from becoming profit focused the advancement of technology for soc
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by hattmall 4mo ago
The problem is, at least in theory, that it entirely changes the calculus of how advancements take place. In the past, when the pace of advancement was stronger the primary factor was the cultivation of a culture that valued prestige and kn
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by hattmall 4mo ago
I think you miss the point, it's not that they were morally good or only in pursuit of lofty goals. But the culture was different and the profession wasn't dominated by monetary opportunity seekers. Look back in historical newspap
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by hattmall 4mo ago
We shouldn't really seek to punish "slacking off" though. Because when the opposite of valuable contribution isn't slacking off it becomes unintentional sabotage. It's a lot less noticeable in jobs that don't
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by hattmall 4mo ago
This is definitely what it feels like to me, especially since it was going to be taken away from the subscriptions anyway right? Plus I had been having huge reliability issues anyway. Now they got to tease something, put it behind a more in
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by hattmall 4mo ago
The squeaky wheel gets the grease, is how I always heard it phrased.

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