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by kubb 1y ago
Freedom, by the way.
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by kubb 1y ago
That comment is actually pretty cool because it illustrates a thinking process that a lot of people that we share the world with have. They split the world into two realms, the physical and the spiritual, and mental processes like hearing a
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by kubb 1y ago
The Democrats have similar incentives (see Biden’s admin’s actions, esp. deportation numbers), but they don’t use the anti immigrant rhetoric and don’t do the ICE raids for show because they also have the progressive, moderate and educated
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by kubb 1y ago
Do you think Elon was telling the truth about the Epstein files?
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by kubb 1y ago
The Republican party is incentivized both to have illegal immigration, and to fight against illegal immigration. They act accordingly to those incentives.
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by kubb 1y ago
You're right.
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by kubb 1y ago
It would be awesome to develop some theory around what kind of problems LLMs can and cannot solve. That should deter some leads pushing for solving the unsolvable with the technology. That being said, this isn’t a knockout blow by any stret
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by kubb 1y ago
Apparently it's 6 months old [1]. You might be using the standard voice mode (the advanced one has just 1 voice IIUC). [1] https://www.reddit.com/r/OpenAI/comments/1hdamrm/so_advanced...
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by kubb 1y ago
In the Plus subscription yes. You can also pay 200 dollars per month for Pro, and in that plan, the advanced voice mode is unlimited. 200 bucks is quite a lot, I've gotta say. I wish there was a middle ground option, but even for the 2
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by kubb 1y ago
I have the feeling that the Advanced Voice Mode is significantly worse than when I used it earlier this week. The voice sounds disinterested, and has weird intonation. It used to be excellent for foreign language conversation practice, now
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by kubb 1y ago
Can you think of a single reason wy a game studio wouldn’t use this animation? What are you doing to make sure your product meets the quality standards of the industry?
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by kubb 1y ago
My goodness, a FAANG coaster is founding a tech startup -_-
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by kubb 1y ago
It's also not animated, and there's not enough assets to build environments. Don't get me wrong, some of these images do look good, they're just not enough for a game.
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by kubb 1y ago
Isn’t that just to cut taxes for the rich?
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by kubb 1y ago
> When the bulk of your work lies in novel things such as R&D the limits of LLMs become very apparent and they offer no further help. Yes, but most people here do CRUD websites, so they’re extatic.
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by kubb 1y ago
Or have polycentric cities like Tokyo…
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by kubb 1y ago
https://www.edoeb.admin.ch/en/video-surveillance-in-the-work...
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by kubb 1y ago
TLDR: we didn't fix it for such a long time that now it's too late to fix it. We won't be fixing it, thanks! Edit: looking at the results of their H1 2024 survey, they're making a hard turn into AI, and most likely will
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by kubb 1y ago
Most likely there’s a slight productivity increase. The enthusiasts have a cognitive dissonance because they are pretty sure this is huge and we’re living in the future, so they go through various denial strategies when the execs ask them w
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by kubb 1y ago
"I tried copilot 2 years ago and I didn’t like it." Great article BTW, it’s amazing that you’re now blaming developers smarter than you for lack of LLM adoption, as if it weren’t enough for the technology to be useful to become wi
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by kubb 1y ago
Livestream would be fair.
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by kubb 1y ago
There's also the reverse genre: valid criticism of absolutely strawman arguments that nobody makes.
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by kubb 1y ago
Maybe make a video of how you're vibecoding a valuable project in an existing codebase, and how agents are saving you time by running your tools in a loop.
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by kubb 1y ago
You remain unconvinced, but I feel not for the right reasons. For now, just consider that all of these benefits of house ownership will be unavailable to the current and future generations, because they won’t own, won’t have grandchildren (
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by kubb 1y ago
The U.S. Census Bureau's American Housing Survey (AHS) collects data on when owner-occupiers moved into their homes [1]. Out of 86 million owner-occupied homes, almost 80% (68.3 million) were moved into before 2019, before the affordab
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by kubb 1y ago
> The absolute ideal method of retirement is home ownership. I'm sorry, but I have to intervene, because this is a stunningly strong claim. > Its cheap ... for the home owner Homes are unaffordable for most people today, to the p
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by kubb 1y ago
Yeah, but you'd sell it on a yard sale for cheap or something like that.
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by kubb 1y ago
Am I the only one for whom it's unsettling that as soon as someone famous dies, people sell their stuff online for exorbitant prices to make profit, like vultures feeding on their corpse? It combines callousness with consumerism with g
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by kubb 1y ago
You just need to employ the right strategy to deal with it. Possible options include: 1. Claim that "camel" or "needle" are a mistranslation or symbolic. 2. Separate financial life from your spiritual beliefs to av
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by kubb 1y ago
It’s evitable, we need to make it impossible to get excessively rich from it (by capping capital accumulation through redistribution).

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