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lebean
3y ago
I'm sorry to hear that it makes you sad. Maybe it's not empowering for many programmers, but stuff like GPT has inspired many non-programmers to learn programming just to use it. Which is pretty empowering.
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lebean
3y ago
It's for researchers, probably.
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lebean
3y ago
Cognitive behavioral therapy works for me.
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lebean
3y ago
Have y'all noticed that the same people who insist on paper straws also want us to use compostable plastic utensils? Like come on, pick a lane!
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lebean
3y ago
The cult-like devotion to Cathie Wood just blows my mind. Reminds me of Elon diehards, the kinds who think he makes no errors and any ostensible mistake is 4D chess or a clever troll to stick it to the haters. I wonder if these phenomena ar
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lebean
3y ago
Don't downplay the value of watching agents talk to each other for amusement. I got a lot of mileage out of that and will continue to do so.
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lebean
3y ago
We've come a long way since fighting oil, metal, sugar and meat monopolies and cartels. Now we're worried about Walmart buying TV brands. Really puts the past century into perspective for me.
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lebean
3y ago
Walmart buying cheap crappy TV brand is antitrust in a world that has many cheap crappy TV brands? At least the Microsoft and IE thing made some sense, it's not like we're hurting for choice here.
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lebean
3y ago
My waifu is the word suggestion Markov chain on my phone. Conversation has gotten dry, but we make it work.
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lebean
3y ago
Be safe, everyone! There is a flash-epidemic every year in the US around this time that has us scratching our heads. Thankfully almost everyone survives it with no long-term effects, with hangover-like symptoms being the most severe of the
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lebean
3y ago
Wow, someone got paid to make that.
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lebean
3y ago
I feel bad for the illustrators of three-armed, seventeen-fingered mutants, document summarizers, and fact-hallucinating management consultants who've been replaced by AI this year.
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lebean
3y ago
We can learn a thing or two from these magnificent creatures.
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lebean
3y ago
Thanks, haven't used GCE in nearly a decade, might give it another shot.
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lebean
3y ago
A vassal state?
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lebean
3y ago
I mean, you have good heuristics, rereading what I wrote.
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lebean
3y ago
Hi, sorry I've got an effect on some folks. I'm not a climate change denier, and that climate change is real and that we've caused it are things I consider uncontroversial. I've not seen people like that in this thread n
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lebean
3y ago
Understanding something often means asking basic questions. This forum has many folks who value questioning like a skeptic, something like a Socratic dialog. Kind of unfair to call people deluded just because you and many others have reache
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lebean
3y ago
Hard to attribute that to defamation. Not saying there's no causal link, but funding can be fickle and this could happen if climate change science ever becomes unsexy or saturated.
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lebean
3y ago
Nice title!
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lebean
3y ago
Building a wall of that scale overnight would be quite a feat, almost as impressive as successfully getting people to start using paper straws.
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lebean
3y ago
Thanks, I needed that.
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lebean
3y ago
Using drugs as such isn't a crime, you're hurting nobody but yourself. An addict may steal to feed their habit, but it's their theft that's the crime, not having shot up that morning. It's clear that the act of taki
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lebean
3y ago
I do, after reading that
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lebean
3y ago
However, the lift is done to compensate for something else.
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lebean
3y ago
Article from 2025: Is AGI the next Metaverse?
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lebean
3y ago
Nah, layoffs are good. Less wasted capital.
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lebean
3y ago
There are plenty of <$50k programmers making 6 figures, so I'm not sure that's it.
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lebean
3y ago
The root of that issue is that they can't work. Not legally. For all the complaints anti-immigration people make about immigrants not working, they seem to do everything they can to make it impossible to work here legally, regardless o
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lebean
3y ago
I really hope more people can use this loophole as much as possible. The lack of immigrants is lowering the standards of this country, so perhaps if the trend continues, this will no longer be a loophole but a by-the-book exhibition of extr
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