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by lm28469 8mo ago
It's the part where you stop being a wage slave and can enjoy some freedom, I know, such an alien concept
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by lm28469 8mo ago
Not globally, just in the place we let these things run at full speed without regulations: the US
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by lm28469 8mo ago
They're like 6 months away on most benchmarks, people already claimed coding wad solved 6 months ago, so which is it? The current version is the baseline that solves everything but as soon as the new version is out it becomes utter tra
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by lm28469 8mo ago
> Wonder what am I doing wrong? You're comparing 100b parameters open models running on a consumer laptop VS private models with at the very least 1t parameters running on racks of bleeding edge professional gpus Local agentic codin
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by lm28469 8mo ago
Someone came up with the "invisible hand of the free market" theory and become quite famous so I'd say we can add our own crackpot theories on top, apparently they don't have to be very well researched to stick around
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by lm28469 8mo ago
We're retiring later and later, working more per week, purchasing power is going down, quality of goods is going down, life expectancy is decreasing, child mortality is increasing, teenage suicide is increasing, illiteracy is increasin
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by lm28469 8mo ago
idk, some people start to describe your actions as "theatrical micro militarism", big words, big missiles, big postures, 0 impacts on anything meaningful... unless it comes to bully your allies, there you're very strong. Trum
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by lm28469 8mo ago
Nah you just bully your allies and illegally tariff the entire world, no biggy
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by lm28469 8mo ago
Almost a quarter of Americans are functional illiterate, and it's getting worse for new generations 50%+ have below sixth grade reading comprehension
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by lm28469 8mo ago
So what? You still believe you're the world police?
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by lm28469 8mo ago
Lmao, indeed, not even 24 hours later > tonight, we reached an agreement with the Department of War to deploy our models in their classified network.
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by lm28469 8mo ago
> OpenAI CEO Sam Altman shares Anthropic’s concerns when it comes to working with the Pentagon The same day: Pssst psst Samy Samy, come here we have money and data psst > Tonight, we reached an agreement with the Department of War to
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by lm28469 8mo ago
https://www.axios.com/2026/02/27/altman-openai-anthropic-pen... > Sam Altman says OpenAI shares Anthropic's red lines in Pentagon fight 90% chance it's all PR but who knows
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by lm28469 8mo ago
Didn't they already define it as "a system capable of generating at least $100 billion in profit"
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by lm28469 8mo ago
Do you bring home 2x-5x more money every month then? Does your company make 2x 5x more profits? The vibecoder paradox, everyone is 10x as productive, no one can show even a 1.2x increase in anything (besides bot generated comments, traffick
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by lm28469 8mo ago
The artists I know didn't make money from art to begin with. One is a part time baker who illustrates his life in his journal, thousands upon thousands of sketches and paintings documenting his entire life. That's the person I com
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by lm28469 8mo ago
> Mar 14, 2025, 7:27 AM CET > "I think we will be there in three to six months, where AI is writing 90% of the code. And then, in 12 months, we may be in a world where AI is writing essentially all of the code" It's the
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by lm28469 8mo ago
This is a wantrepreneur forum not a peer published scientific journal, my opinions about vibes matter as much as private companies PR campaigns
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by lm28469 8mo ago
Do you tell your customers you need money to build better chips or that you need more money because your next generation of chips will channel Jesus soul back to earth and cure cancer?
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by lm28469 8mo ago
All of what's happening is a symptom, there is no reason it would change course with the next elections, all of this is the logical development of decades of cultural, political and morale rot in the US society. Trump isn't a bad
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by lm28469 8mo ago
Idk man, from the outside anthropic looks a lot like openai with a cute redisgn and Amodei like Altman with a slightly more human face mask, the same media manipulation, the same vague baseless affirmations about "something big is comi
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by lm28469 8mo ago
He does it all the time when it helps selling his products though, strange
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by lm28469 8mo ago
If you see it through a cynical capitalist lens you could argue the maker movement is just an engineered market segment, how many people bought raspberry pis, arduino, 3d printers and barely use them? Do they actually make things or do they
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by lm28469 8mo ago
Because these people aren't excited about the actual building part, they crave the attention, the github stars, the views, &c. It's painfully obvious
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by lm28469 8mo ago
Boomers used to tell us to never trust anything online and now they send their life savings to "Brad Pitt" New generations gets unlimited brain rot delivered through infinite scroll, don't know what a folder is, think everyth
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by lm28469 8mo ago
Have you talked to "artists"? In my experience the vast majority say the opposite of what you worded here.
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by lm28469 8mo ago
I feel like there is one or two generations of people who are tech savy and not 100% gullible when it comes to online things. Older and younger generations are both completely lost imho, in a blind test you wouldn't discern a monkey fr
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by lm28469 8mo ago
We're in a meme timeline, the amount of shit the human mind can come up with is amazing, even AGI wouldn't come up with these schemes
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by lm28469 8mo ago
> The near billion users OpenAI has They're losing market share and the growth of active user plateaued. They captured all the normies who learned about llms on TV but these people will never spend a cent as you said. They're n
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by lm28469 8mo ago
> psyllium husk If you can source clean psyllium, the bulk of it comes from India and let's say they have different standards when it comes to lead/pesticides and regulations in general

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