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by kittikitti 4mo ago
This is really great, thanks for writing and sharing!
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by kittikitti 4mo ago
Congratulations Nintendo employees! I've always had great conversations and interactions with your engineers so I think this is well deserved.
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by kittikitti 4mo ago
This is a good and highly relevant piece about the current state of the workplace. I also appreciated the variety of sources for the article. I don't feel psychologically safe at all. I would also like to offer a warning based on what
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by kittikitti 4mo ago
Thank you for sharing this. It's important to document these cases because of widespread censorship. I'm sure this is only scratching the surface as Israeli officials would have denied it ever happening if that was all to it. Inst
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by kittikitti 4mo ago
Even if open weight models were vastly more expensive, I would still prefer them. I don't know where my data is going and whether they're lying about the model when I make an API call. They can ban you from their API for any reaso
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by kittikitti 4mo ago
I am hoping this could be utilized by those living in the US who also don't want to use the dollar. The surveillance has grown too large and I don't trust my own money. The IRS requires all transactions sent to them if they total
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by kittikitti 4mo ago
I also dislike how confident people are in children's technical skills. It's really not hard at all to block VPN's. It's actually relatively easy to block certain content on your internet devices. I get it, kids are smar
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by kittikitti 4mo ago
I've found that the people working for big brand companies like Blizzard for an extended period of time tend to lose touch. It's very easy to find meaning and purpose when everyone you know loves the products the company you work
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by kittikitti 4mo ago
Random people at your workplace likely know others with access and use it to spy on their own coworkers. I know of cases where they report the smallest details to Human Resources.
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by kittikitti 4mo ago
I'm hoping that this can be applied to routine genital mutilation in humans that are often done near birth and without consent.
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by kittikitti 4mo ago
I thought about this for a very long time. For any given deck of cards, there is a coefficient of the average magnitude of displacement from their current order after a shuffle. This can be positive or negative, but we take the absolute val
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by kittikitti 4mo ago
A2A is a very high level protocol that's meant to be an entry point for the actual network protocols that allow agents to communicate with others like HTTP, gRPC, and others. The promise of no-code means the concept has to exist as an
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by kittikitti 4mo ago
Many of us know coders and cybersecurity professionals who are even better than Claude Fable or Mythos. It's outstanding how much praise and careful consideration it gets. At the same time, humans with even more expertise are discarded
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by kittikitti 4mo ago
A reminder that the New York Times is engaged in numerous lawsuits against multiple AI companies. I wouldn't trust anything they say about artificial intelligence because of clear conflicts of interest.
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by kittikitti 4mo ago
One of the ways I've found to game this system is to delete the app from my phone when I'm not using it. The real time systems have more trouble charging surge pricing if they don't all the data coming in from the background
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by kittikitti 4mo ago
This article informs a good understanding and confirms the issues I've witnessed in academia. However, I found that it didn't cover the censorship of any criticism of Israel in science and academics. This was explicitly codified i
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by kittikitti 4mo ago
I don't love this idea that software engineering is performative. It's become so prevalent that people instantly think my role is too. It's rather frustrating when you can point to dollar amounts related to the work you'
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by kittikitti 4mo ago
This is incredibly cringeworthy knowing the ethical and moral issues surrounding artificial intelligence. The problem "Team SwarmShield" is obviously directly related to a problem Israeli defense forces have to deal with. It'
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by kittikitti 4mo ago
I'm not surprised that GPT-5.5 Pro is less precise. I find that companies such as OpenAI have a profit motive that is evident in their models. This profit motive de-incentivizes precision because they can charge more if more tokens are
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by kittikitti 4mo ago
I'm very sorry to hear about this news. I've read through the responses from Proton and don't find it sufficient. I'm now seeking an alternative even though one of my current emails are provided through Proton Mail.
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by kittikitti 5mo ago
Thank you for sharing these insights. One of my main purchase factors was the facial recognition concerns. I now understand that this is very important and that they aren't disclosing everything. I cannot buy any of Meta's smart g
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by kittikitti 5mo ago
There was a growing consortium of developers who bought into the idea of "self-documenting code." They actually considered you incompetent for writing documentation and relegated this to roles they deemed inferior. I wonder what t
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by kittikitti 5mo ago
Waiting for the AutoHotKey or AHK with an LLM, GUI automation, and screenshots. Someone else develop it because it will be ignored if I do it.
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by kittikitti 5mo ago
I'm refactoring all my personal and research projects to utilize pure HTML/CSS without any dependency of JavaScript. This was always on the table but the cybersecurity risks from all programming languages and frameworks have incre
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by kittikitti 5mo ago
I feel like there are some really good junior level jobs coming in the pipeline. But we have the flush out the capabilities of AI. The acceleration of AI progress is not increasing so once the roles get adjusted junior jobs will return.
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by kittikitti 5mo ago
This is a really great project. I plan on utilizing this in a function call for my preferred AI agent. Congratulations on this launch.
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by kittikitti 5mo ago
Congratulations! This is a great achievement.
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by kittikitti 5mo ago
There is at least 5 emdash's in the post. Perhaps your AI psychosis needs to be checked.
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by kittikitti 5mo ago
This is abhorrent and unfortunately not surprising. This corporate culture of fascism is deep, including the culture of YCombinator. The police were founded to protect corporate interests and nothing else.
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by kittikitti 5mo ago
This is wonderful, I appreciate the share! This is an incredible simulation based on real-world data. I haven't seen the movie, but I might get it from P2P, are there any scenes that would be enhanced if I pull this up on my phone?

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