heroprotagonist

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by heroprotagonist 2y ago
I've gotten hundreds on android and they've all been blocked automatically. I do have this ever-present 'Spam detected' line in my notifications. I can get rid of it, but I kind of like seeing it, just in case. Every s
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by heroprotagonist 2y ago
There are absolutely zero indicators that Microsoft will ever STOP being privacy-invasive. There's nothing about improving their ability to effectively process this data and draw actionable conclusions from it that makes them more like
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by heroprotagonist 2y ago
> create a society where the top 10% has all the opportunities Fixing the inefficiency doesn't necessarily mean paying more attention to the top 10% at the cost of denying resources to the bottom 90%. One path is to develop individu
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by heroprotagonist 2y ago
Well, just look at the design. State education is designed to get ~97% of pupils to some minimum education level. That means the coursework and schedules are designed specifically for the lowest common denominator of a student. This means
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by heroprotagonist 2y ago
What happened to tying executive pay to security? What a hypocrite.
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by heroprotagonist 2y ago
Federal investigators should probably also probe who controls that sizeable chunk of dormant bitcoin that's projected to be valued higher than a significant chunk of the US economy in a few years. This used to be a non-serious question
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by heroprotagonist 2y ago
Corporations have personhood in and of themselves, and not in representation of a collective of people. This is what builds the corporate veil and legally shields investors and operators as individuals, to some degree, from corporate action
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by heroprotagonist 2y ago
hmm, predicting an 11% reduction in GDP is hardly a collapse..
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by heroprotagonist 2y ago
> Russia was supposed to rapidly collapse Where did you read this?
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by heroprotagonist 2y ago
Yep, and that fact makes me hopeful. However, it's not unusual for other companies who are not Jetbrains to implement undocumented APIs for internal use only, while exposing a different set publicly. Or even to bake some part of the
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by heroprotagonist 2y ago
Soooo.. more react-native contributors have bought in to the Apple ecosystem, so frameworks and components are better designed and tested there? Which similar frameworks' developers have subscribed to the Android ecosystem and do much
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by heroprotagonist 2y ago
I am very hopeful and have enough faith in JetBrains to believe that they will ensure that any added capabilities for completion will be available to ALL AI plugins on their marketplace. I would be hugely discouraged if I ever discovered th
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by heroprotagonist 2y ago
Sure, and if they made nuclear devices they should sell those without restriction too? Neverminding the race to AGI, these cards can power things like targeting system, drone swarms, and other weapon systems. In any military conflict that
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by heroprotagonist 2y ago
You're ignoring key points and cherry picking what to respond to based on your ability to try and twist my words into statements I never made. And you're extrapolating what must be a very obscure reference in the article into some
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by heroprotagonist 2y ago
I don't understand the reference? Is this from a movie or show, or some kind of over-the-top dialogue you're having between made-up characters in your head?
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by heroprotagonist 2y ago
I don't support the idea of a war. I do support the idea of the US improving it's security posture, and improving its own possibility of success. Make getting into and out of key industrial facilities more difficult for the unaut
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by heroprotagonist 2y ago
You're presuming that it was AI which killed the kid, rather than some kind of emotional or social condition. It's so easy to call for a ban on a thing that you see as bad when it's an emotional subject, and particularly when
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by heroprotagonist 2y ago
Frankly, the US government should be doing more at this point. All departments, not just legislative or executive. Defense, intelligence, state, education, energy.. It is not unbelievable for the race to AGI (or whatever close enough appr
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by heroprotagonist 2y ago
You just have to wait for Windows to update, it'll come built-in. No need to download some functional and possibly privacy-protecting thing from the internet.
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by heroprotagonist 2y ago
Wait, so that's.. three open source AI code editors backed by YC so far, or more? Including Void, Continue, and PearAI.
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by heroprotagonist 2y ago
My hope is that they verge failure in 2 years, then turn to a non-profit. This in turn gets subsidized by DARPA, who by then realize they're WAY behind the curve on AI and the investment is helpful towards keeping the US competitive i
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by heroprotagonist 2y ago
> "I was afraid more men would crowd around which thankfully didn't happen" Is that really a common thing? Men see a woman getting harassed nearby, so they all scurry over to join in? You'd think people would be more
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by heroprotagonist 2y ago
This happens in corporate hackathons. Especially internal ones dreamed up by mid-to-upper management types who wished they worked at a startup. I had one employer years ago who did a 24 hour thing with a crappy prize. They invited employee
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by heroprotagonist 2y ago
I don't think it's odd. * Acting in accordance with declared motivations is a demonstration of integrity. * Acting towards hidden motivations that oppose your declared motivations is deceptive action. Honest people don't want
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by heroprotagonist 2y ago
Sooo, are you scouting talent and good ideas with this, or is it the kind of hackathon where people give up rights to any IP they produce? Not to be rude, but these days it's best to ask.
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by heroprotagonist 2y ago
"He is one of the tent people. My mom still speaks to him, but I haven’t spoken to him in years." Well, it's good you can still use him for PR purposes towards eventually getting a cushy contract from one of those cities desp
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by heroprotagonist 2y ago
Now go get trillions from billionaires.
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by heroprotagonist 2y ago
This is helpful context for an article with a headline that seems to suggest something is wrong but simultaneously is very careful to not make an actual allegation of wrong-doing. I only have the headline to go from, since it's behind
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by heroprotagonist 2y ago
They want to push people who would use more than that to a more commercial grade GPU, which costs thousands more for the hardware and have a $450 driver. There's a big jump in price at the very low end of their enterprise line for a no
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by heroprotagonist 2y ago
I would agree that my brain is definitely as susceptible as anyone else's to manipulation. I'm just as human as you, and subject to the same limitations. I've made you defensive, and that wasn't my intent. At least you

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