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by jimbo808 10mo ago
Your only data point is the ethnicity of the victim, and that's all it takes for you to suggest it was a hate crime?
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by jimbo808 11mo ago
I can type a query into Google and out pops text. Miracle?
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by jimbo808 11mo ago
They don't have to micromanage companies. A company's activities must align with the goals of the CCP, or it will not continue to exist. This produces companies that will micromanage themselves in accordance with the CCP's st
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by jimbo808 11mo ago
I don't believe that they believe it, I believe that they're all in on doing all the things you'd do if your goal was to demonstrate to investors that you truly believe it. The safety-focused labs are the marketing department
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by jimbo808 11mo ago
Has it really taken off? Where's the economic impact that isn't investor money being burned or data center capex?
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by jimbo808 11mo ago
Claude is pretty good at totally disregarding most of what’s in your CLAUDE.md, so I’m not optimistic. For example a project I work on gives it specific scripts to run when it runs automated tests, because the project is set up in a way tha
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by jimbo808 11mo ago
Some people appreciate a nice looking site, they just didn’t have time to spend making it look nice. Now those people have the option of doing that without a huge time commitment, so undoubtedly some of them will.
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by jimbo808 11mo ago
In the past it made more sense to have a shitty webpage because open source projects don't tend to have graphic designers contributing to them, but anyone can AI a decent looking static site these days, so it wouldn't surprise me
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by jimbo808 11mo ago
There are rare cases where it's appropriate. Other amphetamines, such as Adderall, activate more norepinephrine at comparable effective dosages, while Desoxyn skews more strongly to just dopamine, which can make Adderall cause more anx
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by jimbo808 11mo ago
This drug has existed for a long time and is very rarely prescribed. It's not stocked in a typical pharmacy, it has to be special ordered.
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by jimbo808 11mo ago
I use it daily for boilerplate and CRUD stuff, and have been since it came out. I honestly haven't experienced any bugs at all with it other than Anthropic server outages, etc. As far as agentic coding tools go, nothing else is close.
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by jimbo808 11mo ago
Nobody can predict the future about this sort of thing with any kind of accuracy, but I'll throw my guess out there anyway. For reference, I'm a software engineer with 12 years of experience at a few companies big and small. The A
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by jimbo808 11mo ago
An unfathomably large amount of money no one human should ever control
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by jimbo808 11mo ago
Would it not enter the viscinity of other objects which would eventually coalesce into local centers of mass (maybe like one per observable universe diameter or something)?
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by jimbo808 11mo ago
Anyone know how credible this is? If true, then that means the big bounce is back on the menu, and the universe could actually be an infinitely oscillating system.
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by jimbo808 11mo ago
Yeah because international travel was fucking hard, took weeks or months, killed half your party, and I'm going to go out on a limb and guess you didn't exactly have a welcoming party anywhere you went. What a wild take.
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by jimbo808 1y ago
Do you not realize how much of a constant, non-trivial challenge identifying foreign nationals is for immigration officials? Forged identities, corrupt/bribed document offices, stolen identites, state-backed agents, etc are all a const
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by jimbo808 1y ago
Do you also oppose fingerprinting immigrants? What about photographing them? Or asking them for identification? Background screenings? Privacy is important, but so is knowing who people are when you let them into your country. Migrating to
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by jimbo808 1y ago
The article starts with "What happens when key infrastructure providers are too good at their jobs?" The answer is that they get laid off and replaced with cheap foreign workers, with AI as an excuse, and enshittification immediat
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by jimbo808 1y ago
Imagine being a young American right now, trying to find purpose. If you turn on any screen, all you get is AI grifters telling you that whatever your purpose may be, it's surely going to be replaced by AI soon™. If (when) that doesn&#
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by jimbo808 1y ago
> The International Math Olympiad qualifies as solving original problems, for example. If you disagree, that's a case you have to make. Transformer models are unquestionably better at math than I am. They are also better at composit
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by jimbo808 1y ago
If you're being honest, I bet your codebase is going to shit and your skills are in rapid decline. I bet you have a ton of redundant code, broken patterns, shit tests, and your coworkers are noticing the slop and getting tired of fixin
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by jimbo808 1y ago
I had edited my comment, I think you replied before I saved it.
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by jimbo808 1y ago
> we can conclude that there's nothing special about what the human brain does ...lol. Yikes. I do not accept your premise. At all. > use it to compose original works and solve original problems Which original works and original
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by jimbo808 1y ago
Just learned that. Okay, since I’m paying even more for this, in the form of whatever corrupt advantages the oligarch/big corp donors will receive from the administration, I assume I’ll be invited to the parties there?
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by jimbo808 1y ago
Can you explain what this means?
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by jimbo808 1y ago
Which fields have they completely transformed? How was it before and how is it now? I won't pretend like it hasn't impacted my field, but I would say the impact is almost entirely negative.
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by jimbo808 1y ago
Since I'm paying for this, I presume I'll be invited to the parties here?
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by jimbo808 1y ago
This is pretty straightforward economics. The Honduran guy doesn’t need to compete directly with him for housing to contribute to an overall increase in the cost of housing. I assume you are an adult, and since you’re on Hacker News, you’re
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by jimbo808 1y ago
To be fair, a 2014 Tesla was a very early iteration. My 2018 Model 3 has had no issues at all in 7 years, as far as I can tell it operates the same as it did when it was new, aside from the initial battery life hit you take when it’s brand

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