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by ivape 1y ago
Makes good sense. If we were like Lions, every action we’d ever do would be roughly correct (can still be a mistake, but not wrong). To echo Death, you can see how I’m failing at describing this because I’m still constrained by right and wr
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by ivape 1y ago
Makes you wonder what the real purpose of that number was. Must have served some agenda, because saying some people live on less than $3 (when it's not a fair statement) definitely could serve a purpose.
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by ivape 1y ago
There are probably 300 This isn't really true. There are 300 people that might apply but only a few that ever get interviewed. If they are interviewing 300 people then the company doesn't even know what it wants.
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by ivape 1y ago
Why do we have to keep saying Jobs was not a good person?
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by ivape 1y ago
I don't think we can say that until we hear how Genie3 and Veo3 were trained. My hunch is that the next-gen multi-modal models that combine world, video, text, and image models can only be trained on the best chips.
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by ivape 1y ago
The chicken nuggets were edging past $5 dollars before the tariffs, during the Biden era. Mcdonalds owns Chipotle so they are well aware of premium pricing for regular food. They applied the same pattern to Mcdonalds, the same way Starbucks
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by ivape 1y ago
Do you not want to appropriate accountability to anyone that isn’t sitting around in a top hat and monocle? WE are shitty greedy people. Shitty greedy people will use tariffs and become shittier and greedier. So yes, you are right, tariffs
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by ivape 1y ago
Fighting amongst ourselves when we should be shaming the mayonnaise and baloney sandwich over-pricers. That’s the problem with the petite bourgeois and proletariat.
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by ivape 1y ago
We’re talking about a lot of domestic goods here. Why’s the BLT more expensive? It’s literally just bacon, lettuce and tomato. Scams are scams, man. This is not economics, it’s human nature. Tariffs did not make the price of your BLT go up,
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by ivape 1y ago
Because it’s getting bad. I’ve dealt with overpriced pizza where they try to save money on the sauce and cheese. They are beginning to nickel and dime customers the way banks and the tech industry engineer margins and fees. I called some of
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by ivape 1y ago
This was happening for years before the tariffs.
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by ivape 1y ago
No. The price creep has been happening for years even under Biden. As someone mentioned, tariffs were just an excuse to accelerate it. The things in your grocery store are domestic goods. We can look for mythical technical explanations as t
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by ivape 1y ago
It's tied to everyone's retirement being automatically invested into it. I wonder what it would take for a bunch of white collar workers to cash out their 401k early.
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by ivape 1y ago
The BRICS are de-dollarizing. It's going to suck when this check comes due because we won't be able to raise debt to pay this down. It's in our interest for the world to prosper and rely on us because that's basically ho
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by ivape 1y ago
Okay, so you don't make anymore money and die homeless. Whatever. To have to constantly worry about this for eternity is such a waste of life.
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by ivape 1y ago
Yeah, well, won't matter. Those H-1B jobs are full on Java with the most vile old school stacks you can imagine. Edit: I'm mostly saying it because everyone now days thinks every tech job is some html and javascript and anyone can
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by ivape 1y ago
You're basically giving away your production implementation to a bunch of developers who will copy it outright.
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by ivape 1y ago
Bessent said tariffs are being paid at the dock: "SCOTT BESSENT, TREASURY SECRETARY: Well, the check is written to the person who receives it at the dock in the US" https://transcripts.cnn.com/show/ip/d
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by ivape 1y ago
The computer is not empathetic. Empathy is tied to a conscious. A computer is just looking for the right output, so if you tell it to be empathetic, it can only ever know it got the right output if you indicate you feel the empathy in it’s
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by ivape 1y ago
God-denial is a big deal in the Bible. I recommend people do a small survey on what happened to entire people(s) when they pursued God-denial in the Old Testament. With that said, doubt is part of faith, and exploration of that is just an
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by ivape 1y ago
It’s interesting that even those that concluded God like Descartes were banned. Christ specifically was impressed with a Centurion that sought his healing power (for another, not himself) without even being a Jew or follower of Christ. As
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by ivape 1y ago
Even the greatest LLM will only just give you a snapshot of a perceived world state. You’ll only ever get one state, input, to output. Each snapshot in sequence is what will perceptively appear to us as AGI initially. If we stick with the f
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by ivape 1y ago
I’d love to see a mash up of this and the historical street view archive from the city archives.
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by ivape 1y ago
My ability to break a problem down does not start from listing the files out and reading a few. I does, it’s just happening at lightning speed.
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by ivape 1y ago
If you can’t imagine the benefits then don’t worry about it. The jungle ain’t for everybody.
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by ivape 1y ago
I can see it happening. You have to utilize a lot of other one person startup services, so ultimately it’s a still a virtual company. But you won’t have to be beholden to anyone other than the customer.
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by ivape 1y ago
Just begin telling yourself you should have never had to earn your parents love with external outcomes. The love should have been free (this realization can make you break down and cry and it’ll be a really good cry, trust me). Really inter
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by ivape 1y ago
Bad parenting. High expectations, or just ridiculous expectations, fuck up people to seek external validation at all phases of life. It's also a form of neglect because you get used to the concept of trading value for love.
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by ivape 1y ago
The revolution will not be televised.
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by ivape 1y ago
OpenAI / Anthropic / Google have nothing stopping them from 100x-ing the price There is also nothing stopping this silly world from breaking out into a dispute where chips are embargoed. Then we'll have high API prices and

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