jmye

9 ms·

121.
by jmye 6mo ago
> Counterfactuals are weak opinion, at best. Ah, "If you can't definitively and completely prove a negative then you're wrong (but also I'm like, totally not carrying water for those people)" is definitely not
122.
by jmye 6mo ago
I’m telling you that thinking a->b is myopic. It could be that shareholder value would’ve been higher had Tim Cook told Trump (or Biden, or Trump, or Obama) to go fuck himself. Perhaps the people who spend money on iPhones, specifically,
123.
by jmye 6mo ago
The software being good and it being used in a product consumers wanted are two very different things. What did you think you were asking? Or was this just a lame, ill-conceived gotcha that probably needed another few hours in the oven befo
124.
by jmye 6mo ago
“Capitulating to the current regime on everything is in shareholder’s best interests” is neither a foregone conclusion nor a statement of fact. It’s economic myopia at best.
125.
by jmye 6mo ago
I’ll preface this with agreeing that you’re probably correct. That said, it wouldn’t surprise me at all if Meta built an intentional backdoor, and that someone else (or many someone else’s) found it and was utilizing it.
126.
by jmye 6mo ago
Yes. I care that the work I've done and what I've learned is actually good and correct. Vibes-based learning/anything is valueless.
127.
by jmye 6mo ago
> Do you think it is reasonable to expect a person with an arts degree Of course it is. The only people who think your fucking college degree determines your knowledge level and ability are teenagers and people who are so deeply unta
128.
by jmye 6mo ago
Truly the "maximum lethality" of web design. And that's ignoring how terrible "NASA Force" is as a name. It's like it's all out of a bad 80s cartoon.
129.
by jmye 6mo ago
shrug Sue the fund managers investing in dumb memes, and the HR people who picked those benefit plans. Not sure what you’d propose, instead - they don’t have to directly tell anyone they know they’ll never turn a profit, yet.
130.
by jmye 6mo ago
Of all the weird shit people get into with AI chat bots (dating, therapy, thinking they're sentient), asking one questions about your court case seems like one of the most understandable, even if it's still dumb.
131.
by jmye 6mo ago
It’s an absolutely hilarious/absurd valuation for a company that has absolutely no path to do anything other than lighting money on fire, forever. I’d call it nonsense, but Tesla’s valuation proves the market runs on shenanigans, at th
132.
by jmye 6mo ago
There are a lot of Google and Meta engineers who are convinced that they're not the bad guys.
133.
by jmye 6mo ago
I'm deeply curious what you think this means and what problem you think you're solving (sorry, I don't mean that as aggressively as it reads), given you can already receive those records on demand, and that the portability is
134.
by jmye 6mo ago
It just read like a mediocre attempt at channeling Maddox-era internet humor, honestly.
135.
by jmye 6mo ago
GP said “a substitute teacher” vs “a billionaire” - why have you decided to pretend they said something else? You’re also flatly wrong, given you’ve utterly ignored the trivial things wealth buys (for starters), but hard to expect accuracy
136.
by jmye 6mo ago
> Cackles and Autopen? Oh no! She laughed funny! Better elect the guy who unironically believed that immigrants were eating pets, is an abject failure economically, started yet another war solely so his buddies could benefit on insider t
137.
by jmye 6mo ago
I think that’s totally fair! I guess I look at this less as an “ah ha! They’re all cheating!” and more of a “were you guys even aware of what the benchmarks represented and how they checked them?”
138.
by jmye 6mo ago
What an absurd question. You think employers , who are laying people off and claiming AI for shareholder value, are more pressed about their large group plans than the fucking salaries that absolutely dwarf those premiums? Some of y’all d
139.
by jmye 6mo ago
> I highly doubt that the majority of the voting public which elected Trump will sit idle for any sort of unjust retribution to the current administration. Is this a threat, or…? “Let our guy do whatever he wants or we’ll try to murder C
140.
by jmye 6mo ago
> I'm not sure how groundbreaking the main insight is. I think it likely is groundbreaking for a number of people (especially non-tech CTOs and VPs) who make decisions based on these benchmarks and who have never wondered what the
141.
by jmye 6mo ago
> New is scary. <<If I just paint everyone who doesn't want to support my shitty AI start-up as a stupid Luddite, I can ignore everything they're actually saying and just demand I be allowed to do the thing I want the way
142.
by jmye 6mo ago
Not wanting data centers and not wanting new housing are not the same thing, and conflating them is absurd and intentional dishonesty. Sorry people aren't bending over backwards to help your AI start-up get VC funding, but maybe if y&#
143.
by jmye 6mo ago
> Does Zuckerberg have some kind of clinical condition where he just can't imagine how other people might see him? Nah, he just doesn't care. Nothing he does will ever get people (en masse, onesie, twosies don't matter)
144.
by jmye 6mo ago
Are you asserting that the Gates Foundation was a front for sex trafficking? Or are you just saying shit because you think the memes are cute and will get you social media approval? I assume you think you're adding some kind of value
145.
by jmye 6mo ago
Then that customer shouldn't buy a device that doesn't allow for their use case. Exercise some personal agency. Sheesh.
146.
by jmye 6mo ago
I thought he asked for evidence?
147.
by jmye 6mo ago
Why do you think only the people taking it would be buying it?
148.
by jmye 6mo ago
Why? Why, specifically, do you think an adult without HF should be able to buy a random drug, likely by accident, and start taking it? I guess I don’t hate everyone else enough to agree with that.
149.
by jmye 6mo ago
> Telemedicine took advantage of this and has effectively removed the middleman (the doctor) in many cases and you just sign-up look at a person on a camera, and get your drugs sent to you. This is only true for a handful of drugs that a
150.
by jmye 6mo ago
That’s… not how actual telemedicine works. That’s how jackasses “disrupt” healthcare for very specific drugs. Mostly birth control, ED meds, and various hair regrowth meds. It’s really clear that some of you are really mad about something

More ›