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lazyasciiart
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lazyasciiart
5d ago
Yea my company is willing to pour money into an MCP but has concretely resisted attempts to improve or care about the API for years.
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lazyasciiart
5d ago
In theory, there are no Americans available in those highest levels of skill to be forced out. I’d be interested to see studies that tried to actually assess that.
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lazyasciiart
5d ago
This feels unrelated to anything else being said, unless you’re arguing that literally no arguments feature a factually incorrect position.
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lazyasciiart
7d ago
And that’s why they want to use AI.
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lazyasciiart
11d ago
Even worse: they want people to fail to pay it off, so they get half the debt amount and then get the car back to do it again.
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11d ago
They are, by deciding if they are able to handle having their lives certainly ruined if they screw up. The trick to punishment as deterrence to planned actions is 100% identification and enforcement, so that people will avoid the behavior t
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lazyasciiart
11d ago
On the bright side, once you have created killer AI you probably have a path to replacing the legislators.
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lazyasciiart
11d ago
It’s the story of how open AI and Anthropic were founded: “AI is probably going to destroy humanity, so we must be the ones to develop it because we’ll do it safely”. Edit: Which makes their “someone hold us back!” calls even more ironic.
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lazyasciiart
12d ago
Very interesting - I’d love to try that in Spanish if you’ve thought of trying translation
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lazyasciiart
12d ago
Before that it was all artisanal lying.
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lazyasciiart
14d ago
Yea. Nobody needs to be talking that much before breakfast.
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lazyasciiart
15d ago
Sure, but if you come back, you'll have really learned that stuff!
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15d ago
For you personally, I'm guessing your lifestyle depends very heavily on everyone in the apartments and buildings around you, and the grocery stores that supply you, and the roads that they move goods over, and the materials they manufa
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15d ago
Indeed, how will anyone get to London or NYC or ...
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16d ago
Knowing that people are willing to exchange social handles for money.
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lazyasciiart
16d ago
Even airbags were phased in over decades. Front-seat airbags were first available in the early 70s and didn't become mandatory until 20 years later.
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16d ago
Overtrust looks like people sleeping or not even bothering to stay in the front seats of the car. https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/california-highway-patr...
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lazyasciiart
16d ago
> Public transportation must be built by the local government, Amtrak is public transportation. Airlines are pretty close to public transportation. Local government doesn't need to be involved.
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20d ago
But was this team capable of patient, old school troubleshooting before they used AI? I’ve seen someone paid as a senior engineer define the root cause of an outage as “that code was written before our team started here”. (I spent half an h
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20d ago
Or “here I have the hash. Yes I’m sure - see, I checked. Here is the calculation, 1+1=5. Yes, it’s definitely correct. I don’t know why they’re not accepting it. Perhaps the server is down. It’s definitely correct”.
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22d ago
Those of us who already knew this about the justice system generally can't afford to let that by itself spoil every day? But yes, I can sure see that learning about it would spoil your day. I mean, I know some good people who work in t
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22d ago
No, most people don't know GPS can be spoofed, or at best think of it as a nation-state level action. I'd be surprised if you got less than 100% of non-tech people saying that if GPS contradicts a video then the video is faked.
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22d ago
What on earth is this claim? Are you sure you’re on top of Fulton County’s 1500-person ankle monitoring program, and the push to reduce jail overcrowding? Have you really been tracking the national trend to introduce ankle monitors for pre-
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22d ago
Everyone knows video footage can be faked. Why would the judge ever trust video provided by the defendant over serious professional technology like GPS? Might as well just take their word for it! What’s funny here is that you are displaying
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22d ago
When you are holding a pet, or washing the dishes?
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22d ago
I like it. Is the one who just absolutely ghosts everything on day 2 going to be human or AI?
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24d ago
That’s a non sequiter. They are against those things for everyone, which means they are encouraging people of all incomes to have children.
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25d ago
You know, if I had to make that bet, I would choose airline maintenance manuals as the test case.
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25d ago
Hopefully something happens a lot quicker than with volkswagon!
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25d ago
It's roughly how many Americans died in September 11.
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