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What age were you in 2011? I'm willing to bet 14-21. I think the pinnacle was 2003, right when the internet was becoming good but before World of Warcraft launched which changed how the attention economy worked by introducing the subs
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5mo ago
Where are you finding these $15/hr engineers that can pump out good PRs with Claude Code? I've taken a peak at a couple of firms and I am disappointed by their output.
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5mo ago
I have a similar wacky plan I like to call "Delete Thursday". Four day work week, and more weekends a year just by having six days a week instead of seven.
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5mo ago
By this logic you could get promoted if you worked six day work weeks.
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5mo ago
Florida's median property tax is about $2,500, so it's unlikely to go up $1000/yr. Places with high property values within the state of Florida like Miami Beach are mostly seeing decreasing or flat home values in the last co
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> You can make the same argument about a bank not being a charity and making a profit from selling you a mortgage So when you rent you have to cover the landlord's profit/risk and the bank's profit/risk because the la
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5mo ago
I own single family homes in a few different states. None of them are seeing the HOA + Insurance + Tax increases you are describing in the last 2 years. I'm guessing you bought in a place that is seeing a rapid increase in property va
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5mo ago
Circling back to add more. Some people get caught up in wave vs particles as well, and think that this someone disproves a material reality. You should always ask these people what is the medium that the wave propagates through. The ocean
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This is bad at least a dozen reasons. The most fundamental one is an unwillingness to accept a material reality. The second one is an unfamiliarity with the best arguments against material reality. Light projects from a light source ->
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5mo ago
You should replace a team of 7 costing $70,000/mo with a team of 2 costing $30,000/mo and $100,000/mo in ai tokens.
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5mo ago
There's multiple avenues for gaining knowledge about manufacturing processes. One path is certainly examining the sample, which is largely discussed in the article by looking at ratios of isomers. There would be other key indicators
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No. 1. Palantir isn't selling consulting as much as Palantir is selling the confidence you get from buying a name brand. It's the same as paying for McKinsey to provide justification to do what you already want to do. 2. Palantir
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So much of the AI Hype is religion encoded. It's relevant because the AI companies are invoking the ideas. If you go around telling people that AI is going to cure cancer, bring about global prosperity, and give you an uploaded immor
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Exactly. The second coming of Christ would be a very good case. Why people want to believe Altman is good is about the same reason people want to believe in the second coming.
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What if it's actually super-intelligence and a human aligned visionary is at the helm. The good case is very good.
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Agreed. The French Revolution is one of the top 5 historical revolutions when valued as a unitarian (Amount of Good) - (Amount of Bad). What most pro-revolution folk fail to mention is * The amount of bad in a revolution is unpredictable
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I don't think it's obvious that routing to a human is infeasible. I'm sure many local authorities, health agencies, and non-profits would be okay being routed to. Additionally, I'm sure many of the users are the same w
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Is this the case for any hardware or are we discussing a purely hypothetical?
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> What if the help they need is just to talk to someone without fear of consequences? Is there actually any consequence free conversations? Even Lawyers can break confidentiality in some situations. I'm not saying that the hotline
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I know plenty of people that use Nvidia and Linux, and it's something I've done in the past. You just suck it up and install the closed-source black box drivers and get on with your life.
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This is not just a Tech Journalism problem, but applies to a lot of other Journalism.
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I think this gets overblown a bit. AMD is better, but Nvidia can work. There's plenty of valid reasons to put in the extra effort and go with Nvidia.
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The Linux desktop won not with a bang, but because all of the Windows users realized they would be happier with iPads.
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Strongly agreed. AI powered drones will be the winning military strategy by 2030.
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I think you need to reevaluate your definition of the singularity. "outsmart others in ways not constrained by human scales" could apply to the enigma machine just as much as Claude. Even an AI beyond human intelligence doesn&#x
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Would you rather not try to help the people that obviously need help?
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This is a war because the media says it's a war. The media says it's a war because AI companies are paying them to say it's a war [0]. When AGI comes the threat won't be from which primate turned it on, but from how wel
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I don't think that's the right way to consider your odds of involuntary committal. It really depends on what you say in the calls. The more immediate and serious the danger the more likely you are to be involuntary committed. Th
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Just to take one step further, labor costs are largely a function of local real estate costs.
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Maybe you're just online shopping on Amazon and Temu like it's 2018. It's 2026, low quality knockoff crap is sold in physical stores just as much as online. You just have to pay attention to what you're buying which is
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