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by jorblumesea 2y ago
I'm not english at all. Just pointing out that no American should ever be criticizing anyone for how their government and society is setup. The only reasons Americans need to be "rich" is because health insurance is a scam, a
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by jorblumesea 2y ago
This is rich, given you seem to be American.
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by jorblumesea 2y ago
orphan crushing machine > nfl player pays for 15 kids to go to college > student organizes bake sale to pay for school lunches > chemistry teacher finds creative ways to pay for chemo
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by jorblumesea 2y ago
every social safety net in every country needs to be funded somehow and a shrinking population means more debt to take on or higher taxes on existing workers. nothing is free.
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by jorblumesea 2y ago
It's not about the amount of people but your population pyramid. If your population halves, expect a lot of pain. Especially for the elderly.
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by jorblumesea 2y ago
Don't onsites or virtual onsites also have coding rounds? would be pretty easy to figure out who is using llm and similar tools.
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by jorblumesea 2y ago
mid near infrared vs visible light. one of the big bets with webb is that visible isn't the ideal spectrum to target. it's fantastic from a research standpoint but the pictures may seem less pleasing vs hubbles.
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by jorblumesea 2y ago
It's great we chose LLMs for this. You know, a model that is completely accurate and has no hallucination problems whatsoever.
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by jorblumesea 2y ago
It's one of the biggest "problems" with LLM coding styles. It creates large blocks of code very fast, but the quality might be dubious and takes time to dig through. Same story with unit tests, e2e tests etc. If it saves you
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by jorblumesea 2y ago
How dystopian.
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No one knows (really, no one knows) but people will keep bringing it up
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by jorblumesea 2y ago
Continuing education in medicine is a big problem. Once someone graduates med school, their knowledge mostly freezes. The good ones keep up on latest developments but some don't.
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by jorblumesea 2y ago
There's very few, if any doctors, that are saying we shouldn't use ML or algos to diagnose cancer. This is a wild accusation and hilariously conspiratorial. What most are saying is we should evaluate all of this new tech, but be c
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by jorblumesea 2y ago
CAP was never designed as an end all template you blindly apply to large scale systems. Think of it more as a mental starting pointing, that systems have these trade offs you need to consider. Each system you integrate has complex and nuanc
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by jorblumesea 2y ago
Cynically I think this position is largely due to how they can undercut OpenAI's moat.
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by jorblumesea 2y ago
CS recently went through cost cutting measures, which is likely why there's not a QA fleet to deploy to or improving their engineering processes.
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by jorblumesea 2y ago
Big picture, yes this won't do anything for small business. They won't be able to afford expensive court fees and challenges. Koch could not care about what a tiny business gets up to or some kind of business equity problem. The d
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by jorblumesea 2y ago
You mean the small poor business whose case was bankrolled by the Koch brothers? it's just a vehicle for deregulation, funded and powered by large corporate interests.
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by jorblumesea 2y ago
Would you trust a doctor to execute on a large distributed systems project? If they had some advice from a Meta engineer? Background in one space does not translate at all. We absolutely do not want judges to be on the same level as experts
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by jorblumesea 2y ago
Kagan's dissent is pretty damning. Essentially breaks the way modern government works, long term. Imagine a corporation challenging the EPA's right to limit PFAS, because Congress didn't explicitly carve it out in the origina
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by jorblumesea 2y ago
The entire point was to embarrass the US, not to take some high minded stance. Wikileaks has shown some extreme bias, after refusing to expose dirty secrets of the Kremlin. They are hardly some do-gooder organization. If it came out in 15 y
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by jorblumesea 2y ago
so tl;dr open api sees itself as a platform business and is hiring top level platform leaders to fill out their space. Kevin known mainly for his work at Instagram and Sarah for her work at Square. Also implies that agi and some of the broa
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by jorblumesea 2y ago
The US has numerous HVDC lines and the market is set to grow in the next 5 years. It could improve and be better of course. Renewables will probably force more adoption. https://www.mordorintelligence.com/industry-reports&#x
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by jorblumesea 2y ago
Companies that are export controlled have military tech. The idea that a social media app would have a poison pill for export control is ridiculous and shows how owned these supposedly independent companies really are.
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by jorblumesea 2y ago
Kind of reinforces the allegations of being CCP owned and compromised and not an independent entity. If you have poison pill provisions.
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by jorblumesea 2y ago
> technically minded people who are advocating for the use of ML understand the short comings and hallucinations really, my impression is the opposite. They are driven by doing cool tech things and building fresh product, while getting
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by jorblumesea 3y ago
or if trump wins in 2024 and he guts the epa himself. crazy how many structural forces US citizens need to fight just to get clean drinking water.
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by jorblumesea 3y ago
Have these people used chatgpt or any kind of LLM? Originally I was in line with the article but after having used it, I'm not convinced it's going to take anyone's job unless your job is mindless tasks that should have been
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by jorblumesea 3y ago
Do you think rto solves that? Your manager isn't going to be following your around physically. They're in meetings 6 hours a day. Everyone knows that one person who takes the 1 hour lunch break, leaves early, talks about this supe
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by jorblumesea 3y ago
Oh no, how dare a regulatory agency prevent things like monopolies or concentration of power. It's almost like, these agencies are doing their job. I wish US regulators would do better.

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