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Hondurasgate.ch Portal Under Attack(hondurasgate.ch)
6 points by lbrito 5mo ago|0 comments
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by lbrito 5mo ago
Its probably a combination of both. Also, the "lots of folk" in the two scenarios are probably different orders of magnitude.
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by lbrito 5mo ago
the answer to every question: Agents, of course! With GPU-collaterized credit or some other idiocy.
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by lbrito 5mo ago
Ha, I'm ESL :D
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by lbrito 5mo ago
I was befuddled too, thought it was an Elon Musk offspring's name or something. Turns out it is a Japanese character.
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by lbrito 5mo ago
The Trump administration does it all the time, so you can't really have a Trumpian game without that, can you?
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by lbrito 5mo ago
I was unsure if this was a legit propaganda piece for the first few seconds!
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by lbrito 5mo ago
You sneer but the models are much better now than last month and token costs are down! LLMs are just like compilers for the brain! /s
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by lbrito 5mo ago
What's their balance, revenue - AI expenses? Using the real token costs, not the subsidized costs.
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by lbrito 5mo ago
Layoff something something AI. Yeah, sure. A couple of years ago it was Covid overhiring. You know the one thing that is never ever going to be given as a reason for layoffs? The growing salary-productivity gap.
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by lbrito 5mo ago
Plot twist: the existential dread of an AI-ified world where "AI" is the answer to everything was what was waking him.
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by lbrito 5mo ago
Gergely's newsletter claims its more like 2.3x.
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The 'dangerous' promise of a techno-utopian future (2025)(cbc.ca)
8 points by lbrito 5mo ago|1 comments
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by lbrito 5mo ago
It's the other way around. Why do employees try to game the companies in the first place? Because most, or at least a very large portion, don't give a shit about their employees. It's not just cloudflare. Amazon had been doin
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by lbrito 5mo ago
Only an American could come up with an article like this, psychologizing about a supermarket. Guys. Its a supermarket with a monthly fee. Based on your monthly expenses it might or might not be worthwhile to shop there. That's about al
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by lbrito 5mo ago
Yes, but the entire industry was not pushing any one single tool at the same time. If you disliked Django, you could go to Rails. If you disliked Rails, you had Phoenix. Etc. Good luck disliking LLM babysitting these days
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by lbrito 5mo ago
What would be the advantages of this over a Framework 16?
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by lbrito 5mo ago
I don't think that's how money works. Enough people have poured enough money into this thing that the actual, measurable results/efficacy/ROI are of secondary importance (to put it mildly). At this point AI adoption is (
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by lbrito 5mo ago
The difference between writing assembly code and Ruby code is much smaller than the difference between programming and vibe coding. Also, companies are pressuring employees towards adoption in novel ways. There was no such industry-wide pre
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by lbrito 5mo ago
>What about the filesystem developer who fell in love with his chatbot girlfriend Fear not: he has a place to feel welcome and included! https://www.newsweek.com/inside-world-first-ai-dating-cafe-1...
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by lbrito 5mo ago
>This cannot become employee surveillance...If people believe the organization is measuring whether they used enough AI, they will game the signals. It already has; ship has sailed. https://blog.pragmaticengineer.com/the-
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by lbrito 5mo ago
Enshittification was very advanced in the 2010s, which the author describes as still within the golden age. I'm sure it's an age thing. Author must be younger than I. But really, with the benefit of hindsight, the gates of evil op
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by lbrito 5mo ago
I've had a B1/B2 for almost 10 years and went to the US many times for conferences, interviews and company get-togethers. I've never had issues at the airport. I might have to travel again for another company meetup. I'm
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by lbrito 5mo ago
Its a reverse They Live!
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by lbrito 5mo ago
Does it work on Ubuntu yet? https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/issues/14237
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by lbrito 5mo ago
>deregulation Peter Thiel literally gave a lecture on the Antichrist* saying basically that regulation is satanic https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/17/world/europe/peter-thiel-... * He's the b
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by lbrito 5mo ago
>At some point, the incredible, toxic burn-rate of generative AI is going to catch up with them, which in turn will lead to price increases, or companies releasing new products and features with wildly onerous rates (..) that will make e
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by lbrito 5mo ago
Norway's oil is also sweet and light, whereas Canadian oil is sour and heavy. The former is more valuable than the latter, from what I gather.
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by lbrito 5mo ago
Sounds terrible. I bet the poor businessmen are moving in droves to more pro-market places like Argentina and Paraguay, right?
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by lbrito 5mo ago
It's the default for any non USA story.

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