jazz9k

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by jazz9k 8mo ago
Why are we still talking about OpenClaw? It's a security nightmare and all of the AI 'discussions' turned out to be theater. There are much better uses of LLMs.
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by jazz9k 8mo ago
AI has also automated the worst part of my job, which is detailed reporting. What used to take at least a couple of hours/report has now been reduced to about 20 minutes. It took some time in the beginning to come up with the correct p
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by jazz9k 8mo ago
I pay for a Proton mail account, which includes VPN access. I've never been able to use the VPN due to connectivity issues.
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by jazz9k 8mo ago
"If this was a problem already, OpenClaw's release, and this hiring by OpenAI to democratize agentic AI further, will only make it worse. Right now the AI craze feels the same as the crypto and NFT boom, with the same signs of ins
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by jazz9k 8mo ago
If I were these companies, I would just give them all in truckloads to the CEO's son, and have them dispose of it.
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by jazz9k 8mo ago
A company isn't AI or a bot. It's essentially a group of people. It should have the same rights as an individual when it comes to private property.
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by jazz9k 8mo ago
If it's below market rates, the people using the shovels are the ones making a profit.
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by jazz9k 8mo ago
Entirely predictable. Be careful what you wish for, your political opponents might just be right, and you will be out of a job.
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by jazz9k 8mo ago
If you don't, you will get failing grades by spiteful teachers and lose friends. This doesn't happen with people that support right-leaning views. This right here tells me everything I need to know about the people that support t
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by jazz9k 8mo ago
It's this kind of gate keeping in archaeology that has kept Graham Hancock out of the industry for years, and we are now just finding out his theories are true. My theory is that the industry is so small, they are afraid it will put th
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by jazz9k 8mo ago
What you are getting at is that Rome had a more advanced and intelligent civilization. Nobody wants to admit that all cultures past and present are not the same.
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by jazz9k 8mo ago
I have no problem with this. Much less chance of getting biased answers.
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by jazz9k 8mo ago
I'm a consultant full-time now (no boss, make my own hours) and had my own business for 7 years (close to solo, with 2 parters). Most people can't relate when they talk about a terrible boss or some ridiculous drama at work..and y
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by jazz9k 10mo ago
If you want a livable income, no. If it's for a side project, sure.
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by jazz9k 2y ago
Why are we seeing this now? During the Biden administration, the US government colluded with sites like Facebook and Twitter to silence American citizens. It's about as authoritarian as you can get and not only did the tech community i
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by jazz9k 2y ago
Obsidian is the killer app for this. I spent a month converting around 3 years of security notes to markdown and now use obsidian to search/archive everything.
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by jazz9k 2y ago
nope.
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by jazz9k 2y ago
I say the same thing about GNU licensed software: if the author just gave me my preferred licensing terms, I wouldn't be forced to use it in proprietary software without compenstion.
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by jazz9k 2y ago
Exactly this. I've worked for non-tech companies for over a decade and the work load is always low.
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by jazz9k 2y ago
I heard him on Art Bell multiple times talking about it. I many cases, someone else did the ground work and he just used it.
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by jazz9k 2y ago
"The past you mention was awful for women, because social dynamics meant their profiles were being hit with a constant DDOS." Many women I know loved the attention and having the ability to choose.
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by jazz9k 2y ago
I ran into the opposite a decade ago when I used dating sites. Many women would just be happy chatting forever through text or email to fill an emotional need and never want to meet in person (they could have been cheating, exploring, etc).
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by jazz9k 2y ago
It's funny because Trump saw this years ago and the entire point of the tariff is to gain Chinese manufacturing independance.
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by jazz9k 2y ago
The Biden administration just had to make things easier for businesses after covid. They had a very easy job and couldn't even get that right. Instead, The biggest oil pipeline in the US was shutdown on day one and increased regulation
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by jazz9k 2y ago
No. They want to stop the bleeding from the last 4 years. I blame the person that made the mess. Not the one cleaning it up and showing it to us.
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by jazz9k 2y ago
How is this different than any other private company?
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by jazz9k 2y ago
Sucks to be the residents that now have no good solutions for high-speed Internet.
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by jazz9k 2y ago
Cambridge Analytica wasn't censorship. It basically involved simple form questions to gauge political affiliation and was brilliant. Ad companies do this every day with no issues. It only became an issue because it helped Trump win. Ob
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by jazz9k 2y ago
Because all NFTs and altcoins are pump and dump scams.
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by jazz9k 2y ago
This will happen anywhere, if you refuse to leave when fired.

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