jazz9k

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by jazz9k 8mo ago
Children can commit crimes too. It's funny, because now in the age of AI, many of the people that support piracy are now trying to stop AI companies from doing the same thing.
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My wife listens to a bunch of true crime podcasts and many use the same voice. I've also heard this voice in commercials and Youtube videos that are clearly AI generated.
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by jazz9k 8mo ago
I wonder how it's actually sent. Could you use them on a segregated network and block all DNS requests to the Amazon servers? This is also too low. Ring pays criticals $12-30K
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by jazz9k 8mo ago
"Open source is closing its doors. Yesterday, tldraw took the unusual step of removing the tests from their codebase, on the theory their continued presence would make it far too easy for anyone with an agent to build a cleanroom rewri
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by jazz9k 8mo ago
Of course there will still be a need for developers, just less. This means more competition and less jobs available. Coming up with a plan now, no matter what people are saying, is a good idea.
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He tried, but was rejected.
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by jazz9k 8mo ago
All Trump all the time. Talk about brain rot.
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It's a victim of its own success. It's struggling, because large institutions are invested in it, and it now rises and falls with the stock market. It used to be advertised as an alternative to these institutions. I also think be
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by jazz9k 8mo ago
The part you are leaving out is that illegals (now in the millions), living in the US are almost never vaccinated for measles.
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by jazz9k 8mo ago
If the current generation of software engineers only know how to code using AI, engineers that don't need it will be that much more valuable in the coming years.
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by jazz9k 8mo ago
You only get better at something if you actively try to improve and learn from your mistakes. Sometimes you can't do this on your own, and need to hire someone with more experience to teach you. For many people, this takes the fun out
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by jazz9k 8mo ago
A bit rich when the tech community had no problems putting independent musicians and software shops out of business by supporting piracy. I just lol now, because those same people will be out of work with the AI I support.
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by jazz9k 8mo ago
The top companies (and the wealthiest for that matter) already pay the majority in taxes. This doesn't include the jobs created to support everything (and the taxes paid from these jobs). We should be allowing businesses to write off r
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by jazz9k 8mo ago
When 'crazy' people that talked about pizza gate and a network of powerful people in a pedophile network, they were laughed at. All the late-night talk shows had skits and were laughing about it. Who's laughing now?
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by jazz9k 8mo ago
When adults are promoting the same violent behavior during protests, is it any surprise that students would do the same thing?
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by jazz9k 8mo ago
I'm cool with that. Let them fight their own battles...but also don't ever ask or expect the US to help. The problem with your stance is that too many people want it both ways: They don't want the US to intervene, but then a
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by jazz9k 8mo ago
SQlite does not work well for this kind of site....and it's been reverted.
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by jazz9k 8mo ago
Have you actually crossed the border since Jan? I have, and it's just as easy.
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by jazz9k 8mo ago
This is true. AI won't replace software developers completely, but it will reduce the need for software developers in the long-run, making it harder to find a job. A few seniors+AI will be able to do the job of a much larger team. This
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by jazz9k 8mo ago
Make LLMs a part of your workflow. Use it like any other tool. It's where the industry is headed.
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This is why the files really shouldn't have been released. We now have witch hunts where low-iq individuals decide to blacklist people for merely sending Epstein an email and not visiting the island or participating in the evil deeds.
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by jazz9k 8mo ago
"Our goal was to turn what used to be an elite, artisanal hacker craft into a repeatable industrial process" So putting everyone in the security industry out of work is an admirable goal?
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by jazz9k 8mo ago
It's surprising the tech community would even be interested in a union, because the very nature of it keeps technology decades behind the rest of the world to prevent replacing workers.
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by jazz9k 8mo ago
As always, give us an alternative. Illegal immigrants still need to be deported. What is your alternative, if not an agency like ICE? All I see is 'ICE bad', which, when you dig a little deeper, is actually pro-illegal immigration
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The problem right now is the cost/token. Companies like Microsoft could subsidize this to reduce the divide, but it seems like they are only interested in dominating the market to make money.
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by jazz9k 8mo ago
When parents were deported without their children, it was seen as breaking families apart. The policy changed to allow parents to bring their children during deportations, and now we see articles like this. You can't have it both ways.
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by jazz9k 8mo ago
live capture is rare. The points to kill and destroy will far outweigh the points for a live capture.
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by jazz9k 8mo ago
I disagree about student loans. The entire system needs to be dismantled. Universities don't care if their majors will result in a job and the student loans are a source of risk-free money. They need to start taking on the risk of all
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by jazz9k 8mo ago
When Russia does the same thing, I don't want to hear complaints or 'human rights violations'. It's amazing how much dehumanization is accepted in this community, when it's against your perceived enemy. Evil really
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Slop is created as a get-rich quick scheme. People want to put their jobs on auto pilot and collect the checks.

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