ikiris

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by ikiris 4mo ago
The ai psychosis is real. We've played with it a good bit, it in no way matches the ridiculous hype.
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by ikiris 4mo ago
Because we're all on call for the service, and tragedy of the commons exists. That coworker isn't paying the cost, everyone else is paying a fraction of it, and it builds over time.
33.
by ikiris 4mo ago
You're absolutely right! So does AI most times.
34.
by ikiris 4mo ago
It all was many years ago after the great depression, and similar. Then people kept voting in republicans who's life mission is to gut the SEC and all related regulation keeping them from doing things like this.
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by ikiris 4mo ago
The parent didn’t respond to anything their parent said either.
36.
by ikiris 4mo ago
They must have outsourced their security to MSRC
37.
by ikiris 4mo ago
Only if the price is under the competition, which does exist now.
38.
by ikiris 4mo ago
That means you aren't high enough up to deal with the non helpdesk level security people.
39.
by ikiris 4mo ago
Not if they're touch required in a secure enclave like a yubikey
40.
by ikiris 4mo ago
Now I just hear the Voltron intro riff in my head
41.
by ikiris 5mo ago
This is the point this has delved into internet crankery.
42.
by ikiris 5mo ago
This is basically "I should have asked more questions in the interview" If you aren't willing to fix obvious issues like this it is not somewhere that I want to work.
43.
by ikiris 5mo ago
no, they have incentive to charge as much as they want, butt they have massive costs / capacity constraints per token, if anything they have a major incentive to reduce them because they literally cannot meet demand.
44.
by ikiris 6mo ago
Dude, this sounds more like a build problem than a new guy problem. Your process sounds completely broken.
45.
by ikiris 6mo ago
And if anti-gravity existed, we could have flying cars. Outside of ignoring the laws of physics, this isn’t very useful of speculation.
46.
by ikiris 6mo ago
Their team's bug close metrics
47.
by ikiris 6mo ago
I think you and I have had vastly different experiences of the normal level of conscience in companies.
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by ikiris 6mo ago
> Otherwise, why not ask the reporter to reproduce the issue every single day until you choose to fix it in some unknown point in the future, and if they miss a day, it gets closed? That seems just as arbitrary. Truenas literally takes
49.
by ikiris 7mo ago
The main feature they don't want to add is making it easy to tell when games are crap by user reviews
50.
by ikiris 7mo ago
Software projects that do things like edit spreadsheets, transform data, do calculations, yes. Software projects that are themselves a type of art that is itself copyrighted, lol no.
51.
by ikiris 7mo ago
It seems you don't understand copyright. The entire game is copyrighted. Not just the specific sprites. You can see the same effect if someone were to make a yellow short guy with metal claws and regeneration as a character.
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by ikiris 7mo ago
Power doesn’t just apperate out of thin air. It has to be generated and that has costs. If suddenly the grid draws more power then more costly sources have to feed it. Everyone pays for the same power. The big consumer also buys in bulk and
53.
by ikiris 7mo ago
If you're truly looking this generic, then what is the problem exactly with taking the bottom 20% of the stack since that's what your pay is going to be anyway?
54.
by ikiris 7mo ago
All of these things were managed by the SEC before it was defanged. You don't need 47 laws, you just have to enforce the basic behavior ones. We don't. Nothing else will fix this.
55.
by ikiris 7mo ago
Since teslas have drivers.... no?
56.
by ikiris 8mo ago
They do. No one actually cares is the current value. Insurance companies are barely starting to care.
57.
by ikiris 8mo ago
Many voted for this
58.
by ikiris 8mo ago
Because they're the ones asking for the administrative burden of refiling a basic RFC violation bug?
59.
by ikiris 8mo ago
It’s not working so hard people pay millions just to live there.
60.
by ikiris 8mo ago
You do realize this is wire fraud right?

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