jazz9k

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by jazz9k 7mo ago
The token cost will be a limiting factor.
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by jazz9k 7mo ago
I agree. I've been using the quest to regularly work out for the last 4 years. It's the only app I use. I think my issue is that VR is very much a solo experience. It's hard for me to have the free time and room to play with
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by jazz9k 7mo ago
So brave.
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by jazz9k 7mo ago
Some contestants propose ridiculous deals to get free PR as well.
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by jazz9k 7mo ago
lol. And you think we will ever legalize drugs (and people can take responsibility), when large companies are being sued for being addicted to social media?
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by jazz9k 7mo ago
"The next two tiers of talent below that which are either: more moderately talented, more moderately experienced, or more moderately broad-skilled, will face massively more pressure because the top tier will be so much more effective.&
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by jazz9k 7mo ago
"Companies like Meta and Uber are tracking AI token usage in performance reviews, putting pressure on engineers to use it heavily — irrespective of the tools’ quality impact." If I were under this pressure, I would write a program
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by jazz9k 7mo ago
Do you have any friends? Your job is a good topic that allows you to find something in common with another person.
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by jazz9k 7mo ago
The 'make it go' people that I worked with usually didn't understand many of the underlying code, and the 'craft' people always need to fix it. Craft people aren't losing anything. If anything, they are more
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by jazz9k 7mo ago
They did underreport it. When Musk took over, many big names lost thousands of followers, because they were bot accounts. I would love to see what actual proof they had for each and every one of these accounts, to prove they weren't bo
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by jazz9k 7mo ago
This will eventually replace actors. It could also create a world where the estates of retired or dead actors are now competing with new actors for roles.
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by jazz9k 7mo ago
Perhaps not. But I find myself using LLMs instead ofba search engine like Google. This does have value.
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by jazz9k 7mo ago
"The main justification floated is that the car was "going fast" and thus made the undercover Israeli soldiers feel unsafe." Funny way of saying trying to run someone over.
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by jazz9k 7mo ago
Yes
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by jazz9k 7mo ago
Exactly this. Business or Econ majors.
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by jazz9k 7mo ago
The ones I knew that were only driven by money all dropped out or changed majors.
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by jazz9k 7mo ago
When I was in college in the early 2000s, it was the same. Most professors were at least a decade behind current technology.
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by jazz9k 7mo ago
I've worked with many 'agent harnesses' over the last year, and none have proven to do anything useful. It's mostly a token money pit.
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by jazz9k 7mo ago
With current AI technology, it will only create a generation of developers that don't know the fundamentals, because they are relying on it too much. I've already seen non-tech classmates of mine on Linkedin, trying to market them
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by jazz9k 7mo ago
It's funny, because many of those same women end up going into HR or some other job where they treat everyone around them like the childen they never had. Many also regret this decision when they are past the point of being able to hav
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by jazz9k 7mo ago
Vile and imperialist war? Care to mention the 30,000 protestors murdered by the government since January?
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by jazz9k 7mo ago
They should have waited until the employees automated their jobs with AI before laying them off.
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by jazz9k 7mo ago
Juniors that are relying too heavily on AI now will pay the price down the line, when they don't even know the fundamentals, because they just copy and pasted it from a prompt. It only means job security for people with actual experien
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by jazz9k 7mo ago
Well, we would have had this by now in the US, if eco-activists in the 60s and 70s hadn't pushed to change regulations to make it nearly impossible to invest in Nuclear. The ironic part, is that these are the same people that want to s
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by jazz9k 7mo ago
What happens when you murder 30,000 protestors?
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by jazz9k 7mo ago
Because they are still making the same salary. In 5 years, when their job is eliminated, and they can't find work, they will regret their decision.
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by jazz9k 7mo ago
"Why Your AI Assistant Is Quickly Becoming an Imbecile" At the moment, you still need skilled developers to guide LLMs, or you will end up with slopware.
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by jazz9k 7mo ago
I'm involved in the security community and it feels like new people in the industry are only giving me job security, because they rely so heavily on AI during the time when they should be learning the fundamentals and AI is giving me 3
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by jazz9k 7mo ago
The AI interactions? It was proven that it was fake. Mostly people just larping as AI.
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by jazz9k 8mo ago
I've been contracting for over a decade, and I added multiple new clients this year. After all the people I know that got laid off, I just can't trust a single company to provide most of My monthly income anymore.

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