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You just tanked your reputation in my eyes. Do you care if that was the case? No, and that translates to TFA.
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Consider a world where a pedophilic cabal of billionaires openly announce that they want to obsolete you. You can voice your complaint in this comment box if you disagree with that hypothetical.
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> Trying to harm your users for using gen-AI seems like the worst type of overeager activism that does more to destroy your reputation and trust than achieving anything tangible. “Seems like” hedging. It will positively affect their repu
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> I just think failed experiments where tens of millions died are probably not ones where we just flippantly "try again". What do you mean try again? Capitalism is still the way of the world.
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401K is like “all animals are equal but some are more equal to others” with regards to laborers owning the means of production.
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Architects of misfortune telling your their maximalist ambitions isn’t bad. It’s a blessing. Now never forget their vile fantasies, even if they shy away from them and talk about giving everyone a little bit of UBI and other such HORSESHIT.
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Being negative against the utility of AI is sometimes besides the point or a strawman (don’t know about this instance). Only an idiot would argue that cars don’t have utility in cities and countrysides that are already paved over. Or that t
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Have you tried creating the software yourself?
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No need to worry about manual coder hubris. This piece covers all clanker possibilties/bases. > And even if you have full confidence that the future of commercial software is strictly hands-off agentic coding, Zig Days are still for
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Are we the Baddies? Yes, and how interesting. I could vibe a game about that.
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I’ve been [stock market phrase] on machine learning since I dropped out of my graduate degree at [Ivy League] to distance myself from the Logic AI Winter. But this Spring I decided to spend some of my [portfolio speak/pocket change] on
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Back in my kid days we had friends who had game consoles and PCs. I know it’s quaint now but we watched each other play and played on the same computer or TV. There wasn’t a way to avoid tainting our minds no matter how much they tried to p
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The man ran into the woman. [Young adult Far East man runs into young adult Far East woman.] The woman said sorry, I am such a clutz. The man said, that’s okay. The man fell in love with the woman. The man dated the woman for many weeks. Th
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Some people long for a savior-leader to come along and right the ship. An Obama that can from the top make all the stuff underneath right. They can’t do it themselves because structurally they, the middle or lower layer, are deadlocked, or
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And this part. > LLMs are brains in a vat and therefore cannot by themselves do any tasks that goes beyond simulating keyboard & mouse in front of a computer screen. Meant to imply that (a bit obtuse writing style?) even if LLMs cHaN
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This is HN, where labor unions are considered nice-in-theory-evil-in-practice while we with eyes with open resign ourselves to doing nothing. Your livelihood has a price (duh, your wage). But making cynical remarks about how stupid it is to
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The top comment explains the point of the article in plain terms. I’m not sure how many levels of jokes we are on.
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I recommend taking long walks and doing breathing exercises.
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The security scrutiny is really so thorough that taking up a new apparent hobby gets flagged? That’s impressive.
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“Some of you may die but that’s a risk I’m willing to take.” Then the peasant took that as an inspirational speech.
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As Earth stakeholders, saving watts is not just good business sense—it’s a Kantian imperative.
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“Lua” is “moon” in Portuguese, so it’s a reference to Dark Side of the Moon.
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Most environmental chatter in a nutshell.
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HN positivity distilled in one reply.
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Slaying people is optional in MGS2 and higher, gameplay-wise. There’s not even a dilemma as long as you can handle hand-to-hand combat and a dart gun.
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Whatever Splinter Cell game I played on Xbox was amazing in terms of lightning. Yet I remember it being clear about what the shadows were. It was not remotely too advanced for its own good. Metal Gear Solid 2 has a radar with myopic vis
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It isn’t clear from all the quoatage but it was meant to follow my own thoughts on the progression of the piece. (1) There is concern for the future because of AI (2) so anyway we used AI for fun and giggles... No wait, stop. Why enable the
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No one would respect a parent who offers up their children to be eaten up by Progress. Here Timmy, step into the meat grinder. No, don’t be afraid, don’t be selfish; mommy wants to see what happens once we step through. The same holds for t
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> I just attended my thirtieth college reunion, and there were some clear trends among my mid-life peers. First among them: grave concern for what AI means for our future and for the future of our (broadly young adult) kids. Bryan Cantri

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